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1994 · 17 key events, newest first.

Forest of Cardiff is now friends with Ideal Homes Wales
· Life event · transfer

Transfer of the woodland to Forest of Cardiff, title WA735527.

👍Ideal Homes Wales and 1 other
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👍 2 Ideal Homes Wales, Forest of Cardiff

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EV-0169 · title register WA735527 · EV-0136 · 10 Nov 1994 transfer to Forest of Cardiff, with plan · GHF-E149 · 1994 woodland transfer, WA735527

Forest of Cardiff added a life event with The woodland north of the house with Ideal Homes Wales
· Record entry

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 Wales Echo shared a link with South Glamorgan County Council
· Archive extract

(search extract)

… between Leckwith Hill [and] Llandough including 18 acres of special scientific interest …

South Glamorgan County Council
Source

South Wales Echo, 7 November 1994 (British Newspaper Archive search-result text). Legal Wiki EV-0270.

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Cardiff Post posted
· Press

A Cardiff Post feature on Churchview Close: four-bedroom detached houses in three styles, built on the farm land beside St Dochdwy’s.

“Ideal Homes Wales' latest location Churchview Close”

#press #cardiffpost #1994 #churchviewclose #greathousefarm

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British Newspaper Archive: Cardiff Post, 27 Oct 1994 · Media register

South Wales Echo posted
· Press

The Echo reported files and receipt books of the Cardiff law firm Leo Abse and Cohen, all dated before 1976, found by passers-by in a layby on Leckwith Road near Llandough, with a comment piece on the same page run.

“WHEN OLD LEGAL DOCUMENTS WERE FOUND TIPPED BY THE ROADSIDE”

#press #southwalesecho #1994 #leckwithroad #llandough

Source

British Newspaper Archive: South Wales Echo, 12 Oct 1994, pp.5–6 · Media register MR-0086

Cardiff Post posted
· Press

The Cardiff Post property pages announced the first three homes released by Ideal Homes (Wales) at Church View Close, on the brow of Llandough Hill, the former farm site.

“Church View Close: first three homes released”

#press #cardiffpost #1994 #churchviewclose #greathousefarm

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British Newspaper Archive: Cardiff Post, 15 Sep 1994, p.35 · Media register

Excavation north of St Dochdwy’s, Great House Farm

via the Heneb Historic Environment Record, GGAT02272s

“Excavation of an area of 0.22ha immediately to the north of the church of St Dochdwy was undertaken on behalf of Ideal Homes Wales following an earlier evaluation by Glamorgan-Gwent Archaeological Trust in 1990”
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👍 3 Ideal Homes Wales, GGAT (Glamorgan-Gwent Archaeological Trust), Amgueddfa Cymru – Museum Wales

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Amgueddfa Cymru – Museum Wales

“Should any artefacts be placed on display in any museum, then Ideal Homes Wales Ltd. should be acknowledged as the donor.”

👍 · 28 Jul 1994 · source
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EV-0293 · the 1994 excavation records · EV-0900 · archaeology 1990–1994

Ideal Homes Wales added a life event with St Dochdwy’s Church, Llandough with Cotswold Archaeological Trust
· Record entry

Finds from the cemetery excavation donated to Museum Wales

The remains from the 1994 excavation north of St Dochdwy’s, recorded under the site name “Great House Farm, Llandough”, are donated to Amgueddfa Cymru – Museum Wales (accession 95.56H): “Ideal Homes Wales Ltd. should be acknowledged as the donor”. The Historic Environment Record notes the excavation was carried out “on behalf of Ideal Homes Wales”.

St Dochdwy’s Church, Llandough and 2 others
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Amgueddfa Cymru accession 95.56H; Heneb HER GGAT02272s. Legal Wiki EV-0293.

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GGAT (Glamorgan-Gwent Archaeological Trust) posted
· Public statement

GGAT to the council

“spot scheduling this rare and important site of national significance”
Source

Planning file 92/00671, archaeology responses pp.38–40 (Legal Wiki EV-0900)

Leicester Daily Mercury posted
· Press

The Leicester Daily Mercury reported up to 300 Dark Age skeletons on the site of a luxury housing estate to be built at Cardiff.

“Bones find”

#press #leicestermercury #1994 #excavation #greathousefarm

Source

British Newspaper Archive: Leicester Daily Mercury, 2 May 1994, p.31 · Media register MR-0231

Halifax Evening Courier posted
· Press

The Halifax Evening Courier ran the wire report of the Llandough burial-ground find on its front page.

“one of Britain’s most important ancient graveyards has been uncovered on the site of a luxury housing development near Cardiff”

#press #halifaxeveningcourier #1994 #excavation #greathousefarm

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British Newspaper Archive: Halifax Evening Courier, 30 Apr 1994, p.1 · Media register MR-0227

Dundee Evening Telegraph posted
· Press

The Dundee Evening Telegraph carried the wire report of the burial ground found by men working on a housing development near Cardiff.

“Experts have dug up 30 skeletons believed to date from the Dark Ages”

#press #dundeeeveningtelegraph #1994 #excavation #greathousefarm

Source

British Newspaper Archive: Dundee Evening Telegraph, 30 Apr 1994, p.5 · Media register MR-0228

Evening Herald (Dublin) posted
· Press

Dublin’s Evening Herald carried the wire report of the ancient graveyard uncovered on a luxury housing site near Cardiff.

“Experts have dug up 30 skeletons believed to date from the Dark Ages”

#press #eveningherald #1994 #excavation #greathousefarm

Source

British Newspaper Archive: Evening Herald (Dublin), 30 Apr 1994, p.4 · Media register MR-0229

Wolverhampton Express and Star posted
· Press

The Wolverhampton Express and Star reported 30 Dark Age skeletons found on a building site near Cardiff, with room for the remains of 300 bodies.

“Skeletons found on building site”

#press #expressandstar #1994 #excavation #greathousefarm

Source

British Newspaper Archive: Wolverhampton Express and Star, 30 Apr 1994, pp.4–5 · Media register MR-0230

South Wales Echo posted
· Press

The Echo reported an extensive burial ground found in trial excavations at Llandough, on land bought for a housing development: 30 skeletons, buildings and Roman pottery, a find that “could prove to be one of the most important in Britain”.

“Burial ground find sparks Romans or Dark Ages conflict”

#press #southwalesecho #1994 #excavation #llandough #greathousefarm

“The Glamorgan-Gwent Archaeological Trust is urging the council to order a halt to work on site. It's believed the remains of up to 300 bodies buried between the 5th and 11th century lie beneath the now-demolished Great House Farm”

Source

British Newspaper Archive: South Wales Echo, 29 Apr 1994, p.5 · Media register

Halifax Evening Courier posted
· Press

The Halifax Evening Courier carried the wire report of the burial ground found on a luxury housing site near Cardiff, the former Great House Farm at Llandough.

“Experts have dug up 30 skeletons believed to date from the Dark Ages”

#press #halifaxeveningcourier #1994 #excavation #greathousefarm

Source

British Newspaper Archive: Halifax Evening Courier, 29 Apr 1994, p.32 · Media register MR-0226

Ideal Homes Wales added a life event with Church View Close and the green (VG41) with Llandough Community Council
· Record entry

“Llandough Farm”: village green planting plan

Planning drawing received: the site titled “Llandough Farm”; the “LLANDOUGH VILLAGE GREEN … to be maintained by LLANDOUGH COMMUNITY COUNCIL”. Ideal Homes Wales had bought the site from BP on 3 December 1993; the 20 houses of Church View Close followed.

Church View Close and the green (VG41) and 1 other
Source

Legal Wiki EV-0133, planning drawings, Ideal Homes Wales, 1994; name variations page.

Open the post · EV-0133 · Name variations

Earlier: 1993 →

Small print: dotted links explain a word (see the glossary); amber-shaded links list every name the records use for the same thing.