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1 Ymgynghoriad ar Cynllun Datblygu Lleol Newydd
ID sylw: 6711
Derbyniwyd: 11/03/2026
Respondent ID: 3334
Ymatebydd: Mrs Denise Macdonald
Cadarn? Heb nodi
The area of Weycock Cross is already overwhelmed with traffic. It would be prefeable if the existing system is set up to allow smooth flow especially at peak times before adding more vehicles into the chaos. I know people who arrive in work 30 to 45 mins early because leaving their homes later means they are caught up in the gridlock. This is not an option for people needing to take their children to breakfast clubs, minders or schools. Public transport serving this are is sparse and to state the train station is only a 35 min walk is derisory.
We have frequent emails from Welsh Water to advise water supply issues. Constant leaks which can take weeks to resolve. Drainage and sewerage issues can only increase with more housing. They are trying to update the pipelines at the same time as dealing with additional pressure on an old system.
The people of Barry all ready experience difficulties getting appointments for medical, inc dental. As it is probably many of the houses will not be going to current Barry residents it stands to reason these services will be stretched to breaking point.
We are constantly being told we need look after green spaces and natural habitats due to the benefits they provide to our well being. These areas help reduce air pollution and a source of mental health well-being.
The additional housing projects in Rhoose, the old college site on the Five mile lane will also have a negative impact on this are.
Most residents of Barry would agree more facilities such as doctors, public transport should be implemented before new housing is built.
The area of Weycock Cross is already overwhelmed with traffic. It would be prefeable if the existing system is set up to allow smooth flow especially at peak times before adding more vehicles into the chaos. I know people who arrive in work 30 to 45 mins early because leaving their homes later means they are caught up in the gridlock. This is not an option for people needing to take their children to breakfast clubs, minders or schools. Public transport serving this are is sparse and to state the train station is only a 35 min walk is derisory.
We have frequent emails from Welsh Water to advise water supply issues. Constant leaks which can take weeks to resolve. Drainage and sewerage issues can only increase with more housing. They are trying to update the pipelines at the same time as dealing with additional pressure on an old system.
The people of Barry all ready experience difficulties getting appointments for medical, inc dental. As it is probably many of the houses will not be going to current Barry residents it stands to reason these services will be stretched to breaking point.
We are constantly being told we need look after green spaces and natural habitats due to the benefits they provide to our well being. These areas help reduce air pollution and a source of mental health well-being.
The additional housing projects in Rhoose, the old college site on the Five mile lane will also have a negative impact on this are.
Most residents of Barry would agree more facilities such as doctors, public transport should be implemented before new housing is built.