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Welsh Government won’t “call-in” Hybont project

Decision means BCBC's planning approval stands.

Owen Donovan by Owen Donovan
2 years ago
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The Welsh Government has lifted its “call-in” holding request concerning the Hybont project in Brynmenyn and Bryncethin.

The Welsh Government reserved the right to “call-in” and make a decision on the application themselves. They usually only do this if a planning application has a wider-than-local impact or is a “development of national interest” in some way.

However, in a letter to BCBC (pdf) – dated 27th March 2025 – the Welsh Government said the issues are “of no more than local importance” and should not be called-in.

This means Bridgend Council’s Planning Committee’s recent decision to approve the project stands – subject to conditions laid out by planning officers.

Tags: BryncethinBrynmenynEnergyHybont ProjectPlanningPlanning CommitteeWelsh Government
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