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The woodland north of the house

The woodland north of the house

Place · Coed Cwm Cydfin and Coed Creigiaidd

5 posts · 1902–1994 · 8 friends

About The Bute coppice-woods sale of 29 November 1902 lists “Cwm Cydfin Wood (Leckwith and Llandough)”.

The Bute coppice-woods sale of 29 November 1902 lists “Cwm Cydfin Wood (Leckwith and Llandough)”. The family’s memory is of “the forest, 1955”. The press of 1990 names Coed Cwm Cydfin and Coed Creigiaidd among seven woods passing from the Land Authority for Wales to South Glamorgan County Council; the register for WA735527 records a transfer to Forest of Cardiff on 10 November 1994 and an excision to Goldsworthy Homes on 2 December 2005. Every link between these records is unproven.

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BP Properties Ltd3 mutual friendsLand Authority for Wales3 mutual friendsSouth Wales Echo3 mutual friendsIdeal Homes Wales2 mutual friendsSouth Glamorgan County Council2 mutual friendsForest of Cardiff1 mutual friendThe Bute Estate1 mutual friendThe Cedwyn Estate1 mutual friend

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Forest of Cardiff added a life event with The woodland north of the house with Ideal Homes Wales
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Transfer of the woodland to Forest of Cardiff, title WA735527

The register for WA735527 records a transfer with plan to Forest of Cardiff dated 10 November 1994 (land tinted blue and pink). The deed and plan have not been obtained; price, consideration and which parts are the 1955 north forest are not established.

The woodland north of the house and 1 other
Source

HM Land Registry, title WA735527 (register, September 2026); Legal Wiki EV-0136 (deed pending).

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South Glamorgan County Council added a life event with Land Authority for Wales with The woodland north of the house
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Seven woods in Llandough and Leckwith, from the Land Authority for Wales

Reservoir Wood (Llandough), Coed Sion Hywel, Coed Cwm Cydfin, Coed Creigiaidd, Coed y Stofer, Factory Wood and West Hill Wood: the seven woods the South Wales Echo reported passing to the county council from the Land Authority for Wales; 127 acres by the report of 7 November 1994.

Land Authority for Wales and 1 other
Source

South Wales Echo, 11 September 1990, p.9; 7 November 1994, p.11 (snippets; articles not opened). Legal Wiki EV-0270.

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Land Authority for Wales added a life event with BP Properties Ltd with The woodland north of the house
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Plots at Llandough bought, from Lavernock to Leckwith

Board minutes and papers of the Land Authority for Wales, 1988–1990 (The National Archives WA 9/49 and related files), cover the November 1988 purchase of sites from Lavernock to Leckwith including plots at Llandough. The South Wales Echo of 26 June 1990: “The woodland was sold to the LAW by BP Pension Fund which owned it until 1988”.

BP Properties Ltd and 1 other
Source

TNA WA 9/49 (catalogue); South Wales Echo, 26 June 1990, p.3 (snippet). Legal Wiki EV-0269, EV-0270.

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The woodland north of the house added a life event with The Cedwyn Estate with The Bute Estate
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“Cwm Cydfin Wood (Leckwith and Llandough)” in the Bute coppice-woods sale

Catalogue entry for the Bute coppice-woods auction including “Cwm Cydfin Wood (Leckwith and Llandough)”. Whether the soil or only the timber and coppice rights were sold, to whom and on what terms, is not in the catalogue.

The Cedwyn Estate and 1 other
Source

Legal Wiki EV-0219 (catalogue only; no boundary plan seen).

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