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South Wales Argus
28-04-2025
- Health
- South Wales Argus
Newport planning application re-submitted after refusal
The applicant has applied for a Certificate of Lawfulness of Existing Use for a property on Cardiff Road, Newport, which includes a dental laboratory, two flats, and a two-bed house in multiple occupation (HMO). The application was refused on January 9, 2025, due to insufficient evidence proving continuous use of the property in this manner for over 10 years. Now, the application has been bolstered with additional documents and declarations, aiming to demonstrate the property's continuous mixed use over more than a decade. The property, located opposite the Royal Gwent Hospital, features a dental practice on the ground floor, a two-bed HMO and a self-contained attic flat on the first and attic floors, and a self-contained one-bed flat in the basement, which is accessed from the rear. The application includes statutory declarations from the applicant and a number of current and former tenants, as well as historical documents such as tax forms and telecom letters confirming continuous residential occupation. The property has a planning history dating back to 1996, when permission was granted for the use of a room as a dental laboratory. Further permission was granted in 2012 for the retention and use of the ground floor as a dental laboratory and clinic. The application also includes a site location plan, detailed planning drawings, and photographs to corroborate the internal and external layouts. Supporting statements from various residents have also been included. These are from the resident of the attic flat since 1999, and three previous residents of the basement flat since 2008. The two residents who have both lived in the two-bed HMO since 2002 and 2020 respectively, have also provided supporting statements. The application concludes that sufficient evidence has been provided to satisfy the burden of proof for the grant of a Certificate of Lawfulness. A decision letter is yet to be included in the documents.
Yahoo
04-04-2025
- Yahoo
Here are the Newport Bus routes affected by The Newport Marathon
Newport Bus has announced that some of its bus routes will be diverted due to the ABP Newport Marathon. The Marathon taking place April 13 will see a large majority of streets closed as over 7,000 runners are expected to descend on the city. The following bus routes will be affected: The following additional diversions will apply: Route 9C 08:35, 09:35, 10:35 journeys inbound from Newport Retail Park will divert via the Broadmead Park slip road and will resume it's normal route from Moorland Park. Nash Road and Somerton Road will not be served on this journey. Routes 30, 32, 33 All day Outbound, from Queensway via Newport Bridge, Clarence Place, Harrow Road, Corporation Road and George Street Bridge to resume your normal route from the Central Police Station. Inbound, from Royal Gwent Hospital via Marriers Green bus stop, George Street Bridge, Corporation Road, Clarence Place and Newport Bridge. Emlyn Street, Kingsway and Ebenezer Terrace stops will not be served. Route 74 08:37 journey from Chepstow will divert via Balfe Road and Aberthaw Road and will then resume it's normal route at Chepstow Road. Nash Road and Somerton Road will not be served on this journey.
