Whitchurch library is facing closure as a result of the council’s proposed budget cuts. The recently published “Changes for Cardiff” document proposes: “Council funding will be withdrawn from Rhiwbina and Whitchurch Libraries and the facilities offered as an opportunity for community ownership or commercial interest.” There’s been an immediate response by library users who oppose … more…
The City of Cardiff Council have launched a budget consultation as they are facing a potential budget shortfall of £124m over the next 3 years. The consultation began on the 21 November and lasts until the 12 January 2015. You can give feedback in several ways: Complete the online questionnaire Download and complete a paper … more…
The Cardiff County Council Trading Standards department have distributed plans for 19 Cold Calling Control Zone (CCCZ) signs to be erected in the village. Cold Calling Control Zones discourage rogue traders and doorstep criminals. Zones do not automatically make it a criminal offence for unwanted doorstep sellers to call at your door but they are … more…
What is the Cardiff Debate? According to the City of Cardiff Council, the Cardiff Debate is, “A debate on the future of public services in Cardiff. It will take place over the next 3 years and will involve local people and communities in shaping the future of public services in the city.” You can take … more…
Alternative Sites Cardiff Council have published details of 3 proposed residential development sites in Tongwynlais. These proposals are called “Alternative Sites” and are a response to the Deposit LDP. Below are details of the 3 proposed sites. Ty Isaf Farm This site is at the north of the village, just off Heol-Y-Fforest. Full details are … more…
The Tongwynlais Community Council minutes for November 2013 have been published. You can read them below or view them on Scribd. [scribd id=203530477 key=key-20c338w7cw7xoxq7irm9 mode=scroll] The full collection of Community Council minutes for 2013 are also on Scribd. (There are no meetings in August and December.)
I've just discovered this website and found the railway article was fascinating. Looking forward to learning more about the history…