A petition organised by Llandaff's Conservative Councillors has secured funding to gate lanes in Llandaff.      

Councillor Sean Driscoll and Matt Smith said: "Fly-tipping is a major local concern and we have kept our promise to get lanes gated at fly-tipping hot spots."            

Potholes and uneven pavements are a major hazard. They threaten loss of vehicle control for motorists, dangerous jolts for cyclists, tripping accidents for pedestrians and are an unpleasant eyesore.      

De Braose Close residents recently faced disruption from works by Welsh Water. The utility company has built an access road at the end of De Braose Close into the woods for an anticipated sewage pipe.

Conservative Councillors went door-to-door collecting signatures for a petition that was presented to Cardiff Council thereby saving Llandaff's number 66 bus route.      

The Labour-run Cardiff Council’s Local Development plan (LDP) had given the go-ahead for 42,000 new homes across Cardiff in the city’s biggest expansion for decades, changing the face of many neighbourhoods in Cardiff West. 

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

Beloved by local residents, Danescourt Woodland is a settled part of the local landscape, supporting biodiversity and providing a habitat for wildlife.

Recent months have seen more collisions on the junction between Waungron Road and Western Avenue.

The Labour-Plaid Welsh Government has waved through the Labour-run Cardiff Council’s ill-thought-out plans that ignore local concerns about increased traffic congestion and pollution.

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