A MODEL of the Cardigan’s former railway station could soon be on permanent display in the town. The Cardi Bach museum wish to relocate a model of the old Cardigan Railway station and Cllr John Adams-Lewis told February’s meeting of the town council that renovation work on it had been completed and it was ready to be moved. “The station closed back in 1964 and this was made by someone from Cilgerran and is part of the town’s history,” said Cllr Adams-Lewis. The model is nearly two-and-a-half-metres long and a metre wide and the council is to contact the castle to see if it could display it.
A DECISION on converting a Cardigan house contaminated by a petrol leak from an underground pipe was deferred at the last minute when it was realised a council committee was not quorate. Cardigan county councillor John Adams-Lewis had called for the development control committee to defer an application by the local authority to convert Norwood, on Morgan Street, into two flats for temporary, move-on or supported accommodation until environmental health and legal matters were resolved. A roll call had been carried out to check there were enough councillors present for valid proceedings – with the required 11 still in attendance towards the end of three and half hour meeting – but when it came to the vote one member abstained having missed some of the discussion.