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Neighbours LOSE fight against developers over plans to demolish £300,000 home for a CYCLE PATH

The private home in Cardiff is set to be demolished. Neighbours fought the plans for a cycle path because of fears it would create a rat run but the plans were approved on Tuesday by the council.

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Controversial plans to demolish Cardiff house for footpath between cul-de-sac and new housing development approved

Controversial plans to demolish Cardiff house for footpath between cul-de-sac and new housing development approved
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Neighbours LOSE battle against developers over demolition of a £300,000 perfectly good house

The four-bedroom private home, which is less than 20 years old, will be flattened in a leafy cul-de-sac in the Pontprennau suburb of Cardiff as part of plans for 45 homes in an affordable development.

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Furious residents at war with developers over plans to demolish £300k home to build a CYCLE PATH

Developers are proposing demolishing a perfectly good house which is less than 20 years old to make way for a cycle path. The £300,000 four-bedroom private home could be destroyed to create a cycle route to a new affordable housing development. The move has prompted outrage from neighbours who say plans to flatten the house will change the way of life in their leafy suburban cul-de-sac. Residents also fear their objections to the ill-conceived and ill-thought through plans will not be registered as they claim council planners seem to have made up their minds . The destruction order for the house, whose owners do not want to be identified, is included as part of plans for 45 new affordable housing homes next to their existing private houses on the outskirts of Cardiff.

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