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Home Business & Economy

Second compulsory purchase order drafted for Porthcawl regeneration land

Sandy Bay and a portion of Griffin Park are included.

Owen Donovan by Owen Donovan
4 years ago
in Business & Economy, Planning
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Second compulsory purchase order drafted for Porthcawl regeneration land

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Bridgend Council has published a notice that it intends to issue another compulsory purchase order (CPO) in relation to Porthcawl regeneration (pdf).

A CPO was issued in October 2021 for Coney beach/funfair and some of the access roads to Sandy Bay.

The latest CPO will include the southern half of Griffin Park as well as the Sandy Bay site itself – everything in the red lines below (pdf).


The latest regeneration vision proposes a housing-led development at Sandy Bay with an extension to Griffin Park and a mixed-use development at the current Coney Beach/funfair site. Some (but not all) of the land at Griffin Park will be needed for a new access road to Sandy Bay.

The plan is on display at Porthcawl library during normal opening hours.

Any comments or observations can be sent to porthcawlappropriation@bridgend.gov.uk no later than Monday 27th June 2022.

Tags: AdministrationLocal Development Plan 2033Parks & PlaygroundsPorthcawlPorthcawl Regeneration
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