Massive redevelopment including 364 additional dwellings to put more pressure on local road and amenities.

Planning permission has been given to developers to concrete over Llandaff's green spaces despite the Cardiff Labour Council's planning framework using flawed figures.

Park bins are left overflowing attracting pests that pose a public health concern.

Danescourt Conservatives would insist on a more regular collection regime.

September 2018 saw major re-enforcement works to Spooky Lane A risk was posed to homes and gardens from the erosion and slippage of the embankment.

Radyr Court Lane is well used by residents for access to the shops and is often children travelling to and from Danescourt Primary school.

The lane is often flooded and very muddy because of blocked drains made worse by works associated with Welsh Water laying new services. 

Council tax has rocketed nearly 50% in the last decade when Labour administration have controlled Cardiff City Council and the Welsh Government.

The Labour-run Cardiff Council has overlooked Danescourt for investment in parks.

Planning permission has already been given to developers to concrete over our green spaces. Residents are asking what has Labour got planned for Danescourt?

In partnership with Insole Estate Residents Association, Councillor Sean Driscoll organised community leaf sweeps in and around Insole. Sean said: “This year we expanded the scheme to include the Waungron Road area. It was a great success!

Other areas of Cardiff are seeing millions of pounds of investment in parks. All we are asking is that Children in Danescourt get a fair share.