A newsletter promotes a community drop-in event and reports widespread postal delivery problems in Llandough, including a letter to Royal Mail detailing missed medical appointments and long delays, demanding an investigation.
“several Llandough residents have reported delays and reliability issues with postal services”
A repeat newsletter update again describes ongoing firework disturbances and a letter sent to police and council demanding incident details and future prevention actions.
“neither the police nor the Vale of Glamorgan Council have taken sufficient action to date”
The council scrutiny newsletter reports ongoing firework disturbances in Llandough, describes concerns raised at Full Council, and shares a letter sent to police and the council requesting incident data and future prevention measures.
A community newsletter condemns a firework incident at WestPoint Industrial Estate, calls it a priority for action, and lists steps requested from police and council including surveillance, patrols and access restrictions.
“Effective surveillance equipment be installed urgently to identify those responsible”
We report fireworks set off again at WestPoint Industrial Estate and say we have asked South Wales Police and the Vale Council for surveillance equipment, nighttime patrols and restricted access to stop those responsible.
“I've contacted both South Wales Police and the Vale of Glamorgan Council to request the following things”
We repeat our notice that Penarth Road, Barry Road, Cogan Spur and Llandough Hill will close from 9am to 12pm on 4 October for the Cardiff Half Marathon, and share news of a planned community litter pick.
“Road closures will affect our community on the morning of Sunday 4th October for the Cardiff Half Marathon.”
We tell you that Penarth Road, Barry Road, Cogan Spur and Llandough Hill will close from 9am to 12pm on 4 October for the Cardiff Half Marathon, and mention plans for another community litter pick.
“Road closures will affect our community on the morning of Sunday 4th October for the Cardiff Half Marathon.”
We update you on ongoing Llandough Hill drainage problems, including a closed Brook Green footpath, and note we raised the issue at Resources Scrutiny Committee, securing an extra £17,000 for flood risk management, though we think more is needed.
“An extra £17,000 has recently been allocated to flood risk management on Llandough Hill”