About The ground south-east of the farmhouse, registered as village green VG41 under the Commons Registration Act 1965, and the 20 houses of Church View…
The ground south-east of the farmhouse, registered as village green VG41 under the Commons Registration Act 1965, and the 20 houses of Church View Close (CF64 2NN) built after 1993. In the family’s case it is part of Parcel A.
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.
… company chiefs are bidding [to] build homes on land where battling South Wales farmer Billy Buckler fought unsuccessfully to stop bailiffs evicting him … Great House FarmLlandough … a legal wrangle stretching back 33 years …
The council “wanted the land registered” as a village green
South Wales Echo p.1: the community council “wanted the land registered” as a village green. The ground south-east of the farmhouse is registered as VG41.
👍❤️ Church View Close and the green (VG41)
Source
South Wales Echo, 23 February 1990, p.1 (snippet only). Legal Wiki EV-0273; register of town or village greens (EV-0232).
Llandough Community Council2 mutual friends
Ideal Homes Wales1 mutual friend
South Wales Echo1 mutual friend