"sustainable residential quarter on the Grangetown peninsula."
Members of the licensing sub-committee were told noise pollution officers received 44 complaints over the past year relating to loud music coming from Kapu Exotic Lounge and LadyBird nightclub, both owned by Gianluca Malacrino, on Mill Lane.
Newly-opened Ladybird Lounge and Club on Mill Lane was the first to start using the kit in the city.
Owner Gianluca Malacrino volunteered to install the equipment, which is leased from London-firm IDScan Biometrics Limited,to minimise crime risk.“We have already knocked back people with fake IDs, as well as people trying to come in who have been banned from other venues,” the 20-year-old said.“It helps create a more relaxed environment – for me it is a no-brainer. I would love to see it in all the venues in Cardiff. “It would make my life so much easier as we could share information with each other.”
It is now back on the market and boasts some impressive features including four bedrooms, two en-suite bathrooms, a study and a cinema room.
The house is spread over three floors with landscaped gardens accessed through electronic gates, glass walkways and a viewing platform that provides 360 degree panoramic views of Steepholm Island and the Brecon Beacons
http://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/local-news/new-plans-submitted-60m-flats-4040708As part of the outline planning permission granted in 2010, Bayscape Ltd must submit plans for affordable housing by September.
Under the revised plans, it is proposed that the Section 106 agreement be amended to allow the affordable housing to be provided off-site in Grangetown or the adjoining wards. The other option is for the developer to make a financial contribution.
FFS!! Just what Cardiff needs. Isnt there already a tump of empty flats down the bay?New plans submitted for £60m flats and hotel development in Cardiff Bay.
I smell wriggling here:
http://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/local-news/new-plans-submitted-60m-flats-4040708
FFS!! Just what Cardiff needs. Isnt there already a tump of empty flats down the bay?
I just don't quite get where they intend to find all the rich people from in Wales to fill them. Unless, of course, they're banking on the electrification of the line putting the Diff within commuting range for all the posh south easterners
So we paid him £187k per year, plus expenses for him to cut services then fuck off to the people who want to get all the contracts from the same council
FFS!! Just what Cardiff needs. Isnt there already a tump of empty flats down the bay?
only 300 tons! how many lorries is that?Running from July 27 until September 1, the Cardiff Bay beach attraction will allow visitors to settle down and relax in deck chairs under giant parasols as they enjoy live music and entertainment from local music and dance groups.
urban beach for the bay
http://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/300-tonnes-sand-create-urban-4331333
only 300 tons! how many lorries is that?
yeah would be good if they could but doubt they'd have the range of events they used to haveThey are going to have to spend a fortune on it, bits of it a literally falling apart. I really hope they go ahead though although it would be great if it could also be kept as a live venue.
“There was a guy with a shovel in his hand and as I crossed the road the screaming became louder.
“Then, when the man in the car which he had just attacked got out, he started hitting him repeatedly with the shovel.
“The wife then got out of the car, and the next thing I notice was that in her hand was a claw hammer. She went over to them and started trying to pull the man off her husband but couldn’t.”
crazy dude with a shovel and fighting in Tudor st!
http://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/car-passengers-attacked-cardiff-maniac-5269770
Well classy.Robst, from Ely, said she then noticed there was a young a child sat in the back of the car, screaming as the fight took place.
http://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/b...ion-pound-proposal-suggests-expanding-5270082A MULTI-BILLION pound proposal to expand Cardiff Airport and link it to Heathrow via a new high speed rail line has been submitted to a commission looking at the future of airport hub capacity UK.
The Western Gateway project is one of several schemes being suggested to the Howard Davies Commission, which is due to make its recommendations no later than summer 2015.
Transport specialists and business leaders behind the £23.5bn scheme, which early this year submitted its initial plans to the commission, believe it could solve many of the difficulties foreseen if Heathrow expands on its current site, as well as cutting journey times between Cardiff and central London down to an hour.