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Development In Lanwern
Posted by Stephen Jones on 29 January 2014
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Glan Llyn is a 20 year project to transform the 600 acre former Llanwern Steelworks site, located just two miles east of the city centre, into an impressive £1bn sustainable community.
The site’s landowner, St. Modwen, the UK’s leading regeneration specialist is working with Newport City Council to deliver 6,000 new jobs as well as 4,000 new homes at Glan Llyn.
06/0845 see Newport City Council Planning Portal for more information
Gallagher’s Estates
Residential Development (up to 1100 dwellings) and provision of primary school, village centre, public open space, landscaping and associated infrastructure works (affecting public rights of way 397/3, 397/7, 397/9, 397/10 – Llanwern.
It is indicated as a phase 1 & 2 development, no commencement date is known, there has been some planning activity which may indicate some movement on the development.
Phase 1 is shown as the ground above Milton Hill.
Newport City Council / Local Development Plan for more information.
In addition to the above Llanwern has been selected and put forward by Newport City Council in the Local Development Plan as their preferred site for two Gypsy & Traveller sites, a transit camp just to the right as you enter Llanwern Village through Cot Hill, this is adjacent to the Gallagher’s Development, secondly a large permanent site adjoining Hartridge Farm Road in front of the new Llanwern High School
Glan Llyn is a 20 year project to transform the 600 acre former Llanwern Steelworks site, located just two miles east of the city centre, into an impressive £1bn sustainable community.
The site’s landowner, St. Modwen, the UK’s leading regeneration specialist is working with Newport City Council to deliver 6,000 new jobs as well as 4,000 new homes at Glan Llyn.
06/0845 see Newport City Council Planning Portal for more information
Gallagher’s Estates
Residential Development (up to 1100 dwellings) and provision of primary school, village centre, public open space, landscaping and associated infrastructure works (affecting public rights of way 397/3, 397/7, 397/9, 397/10 – Llanwern.
It is indicated as a phase 1 & 2 development, no commencement date is known, there has been some planning activity which may indicate some movement on the development.
Phase 1 is shown as the ground above Milton Hill.
Newport City Council / Local Development Plan for more information.
In addition to the above Llanwern has been selected and put forward by Newport City Council in the Local Development Plan as their preferred site for two Gypsy & Traveller sites, a transit camp just to the right as you enter Llanwern Village through Cot Hill, this is adjacent to the Gallagher’s Development, secondly a large permanent site adjoining Hartridge Farm Road in front of the new Llanwern High School
Posted by Mike George on 05 February 2014
Have they abandoned work on the gypsy site in Hartridge Farm Road? There has been no activity on the building site since before Christmas?
Posted by Sam Morgan on 25 February 2014
The work that Welsh Water were doing,was related to a Sewer improvement,nothing to do with the proposed Gypsy and Traveller site.
The Local Development Plan is still to be approved, but the site proposals still stand.
The Local Development Plan is still to be approved, but the site proposals still stand.
Posted by Mike George on 02 March 2014
Is there anymore activity on the proposed travellers sites at Cothill and Hartridge Farm Road?
Posted by June Edwards on 30 December 2015
Thank you.