Land at Three Golden Cups /
Gwrthwynebu
4 Safleoedd Ymgeisydd
ID sylw: 4450
Derbyniwyd: 01/02/2026
Respondent ID: 2782
Ymatebydd: Mr Rhys Jones
The proposed housing development will fundamentally damage the village character of our community. We lack the necessary infrastructure and facilities to support such expansion, and the increased population will place unsustainable pressure on local services—particularly the school, which is already stretched beyond capacity
The proposed housing development will fundamentally damage the village character of our community. We lack the necessary infrastructure and facilities to support such expansion, and the increased population will place unsustainable pressure on local services—particularly the school, which is already stretched beyond capacity
Gwrthwynebu
4 Safleoedd Ymgeisydd
ID sylw: 4455
Derbyniwyd: 01/02/2026
Respondent ID: 2787
Ymatebydd: Laura Fletcher
Development such as this in a rural hamlet would not be appropriate or in line with regional development plan strategy.
The campsite is an important local facility, supporting tourism in the area. There are no other similar campsites available. There is already a problem with illegal wild camping that would worsen.
Development such as this in a rural hamlet would not be appropriate or in line with regional development plan strategy.
The campsite is an important local facility, supporting tourism in the area. There are no other similar campsites available. There is already a problem with illegal wild camping that would worsen.
Gwrthwynebu
4 Safleoedd Ymgeisydd
ID sylw: 4548
Derbyniwyd: 10/02/2026
Respondent ID: 2849
Ymatebydd: Ms Kim Fitzpatrick
I believe that increasing housing in Southerndown would harm its status as an area of outstanding natural beauty, turning it into overpopulated and degraded like Ogmore by Sea. The existing campsite fosters community spirit, especially in summer, and benefits local businesses. It provides a valuable, affordable outdoor experience for visitors exploring the coast. The area is peaceful, and the upcoming development of the ‘Old Blind Home’ will be nearby. I oppose further housing due to concerns over sewage, flooding, increased noise, traffic, and litter, and believe the appeal should be rejected.
Providing more housing to an area of outstanding beauty and no amenities would turn Southerndown into another overpopulated ruined area that happened to Ogmore by Sea. Having the existing camp site builds a community feel, especially throughout the summer months and adds a lot of business to our local restaurant and pubs. Having a campsite in a beautiful picturesque place like Southerndown is important for people and families from all over the UK to camp at reasonable rates and explore the coastline, the beaches and fields around. This is a peaceful hamlet. We already have the pending forthcoming development of the ‘Old Blind Home’, which will happen at some point and will be directly opposite the proposed campsite development. It will be a nightmare to add even more housing to this area. Where will the sewage go? The land behind the pub appears to be on a flood plain. This appeal must be stopped. More noise and traffic and litter to the community is not welcome.
Gwrthwynebu
4 Safleoedd Ymgeisydd
ID sylw: 4549
Derbyniwyd: 10/02/2026
Respondent ID: 2848
Ymatebydd: Mr Paul Hartmann
This is a popular holiday destination, to build houses on a tourist attraction and campsite is not appropriate.
The campsite is unsafe for development as it is on a water course.
There is a development opposite this site in the old Blind Home which is suitable. The building of houses is not in keeping with the nature of the area, and is not “infill” land, it is spoiling an area of outstanding natural beauty, and a busy holiday destination.
To build in these rare areas of outstanding beauty is depriving future generations. Once gone it is lost forever.
This is a popular holiday destination, to build houses on a tourist attraction and campsite is not appropriate.
The campsite is unsafe for development as it is on a water course.
There is a development opposite this site in the old Blind Home which is suitable. The building of houses is not in keeping with the nature of the area, and is not “infill” land, it is spoiling an area of outstanding natural beauty, and a busy holiday destination.
To build in these rare areas of outstanding beauty is depriving future generations. Once gone it is lost forever.