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Let’s all get involved incouncil transformationRESIDENTS will be gettingtheir chance to have theirsay on the services thatwill be provided by theircouncil over the comingyears and how they canhelp to run local services.

Swansea Council’s SustainableSwansea: Fit for the Futureprogramme is looking to take thenext steps forward and will be urgingcommunities, organisations and itspartners to get involved.

Major reviews are taking place inareas like social care, libraries andcharges for council services over thenext few months.

And on top of that communitiesare being given the chance to getinvolved in running local servicesand helping people within theircommunities as part of the changes.

Dean Taylor, Swansea Council’sCorporate Services Director, said:“Swansea Council has to make £45mof savings over the coming years and

we’ve gone part of the way to doingthat already.

“The feedback showed those whogot involved in the consultation inthe countdown to the Council’sbudget report in February understoodSustainable Swansea: Fit for theFuture was not just about finance ormoney but about a whole new way ofdoing things. People understood theCouncil, like local authoritieseverywhere, can’t continue as it isbecause of reduced funding andrising demand for services. So we

need to change what we do, dodifferent things and work with ourcommunities so that if there arethings we have to stop doing, othershave the potential and support to takeover. We want to continue thatconversation with the people ofSwansea so we can work together todevelop services and ways ofworking which are sustainable and fitfor the future.”

Mr Taylor said: “What we foundfrom the first round of SustainableSwansea: Fit for the Future was that

our proposals were improved by thefeedback we received.

“The conversation will now beturning to some key questions aboutwhat the council’s core purpose willbe in the coming years so that we canmeet Swansea’s long-term priorities,working alongside others in the city.

“It’s about agreeing what servicesthe Council should provide in thefuture, what we should stop doingand looking at what residents, groupsand communities are prepared to dofor themselves and how the Councilcan help people to do this.”

Among the projects local residents,community groups, service users,customers and partners will be askedto get involved in over the comingmonths include a review of socialcare services, including residentialcare and day care services.

People will also have the chance toget involved in discussions aboutissues such as car parking chargesand library services.

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SUSTAINABLE Swansea: Fit for the Future is the Council’sprogramme to transform the way it works.

Reductions in funding from the Welsh Government andincreased financial pressures such as rising demand for socialcare and the rising cost of waste disposal means the Councilhas to find ways to be smarter, leaner and more efficient.

The public have played a key role by contributing toconsultation on the council’s budget priorities for 2014/15.

Residents can find out more about how they can continue tojoin in the Sustainable Swansea - fit for the futureconversation by going towww.swansea.gov.uk/sustainableswanseaou

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New app is a smart wayto help you Keep it to 3A SMART new phone appbeing shown off byOspreys star Joe Bearmanis just one of the waysresidents can helpthemselves Keep it to 3and support SwanseaCouncil’s black bag wastecollection campaign.

A new era for recycling in the cityhas been launched and all theindicators are that households aredoing their bit to reduce the amountof black bag waste they put out forcollection each fortnight.

Swansea Council is pulling out allthe stops to help residents do theright thing by putting out no morethan three black bags of rubbish for

collection and the new ‘ConnectSwansea’ smartphone app is just oneexample.

The app also updates residents onchanges to collection days due toBank Holidays or inclement weather.

Swansea resident Rose Dennissaid: “In our house we’ve beenrecycling for years and it’s been along time since we’ve put out morethan three black bags of waste forcollection.

“When you get used to it, it’s notreally that difficult because there area lot of options for recycling withgreen bags, pink bags, garden wastebags and the green food waste binswhich are picked up weekly.”

Rebecca Tribe of the Council’srecycling team said: “Over the lastfew months our door-knocking work,our school events and Keep it to 3campaign have all been verypopular.”

Keep it to 3 is part of Swansea’seffort to reduce the amount of wasteunnecessarily sent to landfill.Swansea, like all other communitiesacross Wales, have to hit a WelshGovernment recycling target of 58%by 2016 or face significant fines.

• JOE’S JOINED: Ospreys star Joe Bearman shows off the new Connect Swansea recycling app

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SINGING sensationKatherine Jenkins willperform in Swansea thissummer in one of manytop quality events acrossthe city.

The Neath-born star will return toher roots on July 27 to take to thestage at Singleton Park.

She’ll be supported by AnthonyInglis, an artist who’s featured atLondon’s Royal Albert Hall morethan anyone else in history.

Singer-songwriter Elvis Costello isamong the other stars who’ll be soonbe visiting the city. The 59-year-old,ranked by Rolling Stone magazine asamong the 100 greatest artists of all-time, is performing at the BrangwynHall on July 11.

Many other events have also beenorganised for coming months.Among them is the annual Clyne inBloom festival throughout Maywhich gives visitors to ClyneGardens the chance to enjoy theaward-winning rhododendrons andAzaleas in their full splendour.

Exercise fans also have a lot tolook forward to. The Swansea Bay5k is being held on June 10 andSwansea will stage its first ever halfmarathon on July 20.

Frances Jenkins, SwanseaCouncil’s Strategic Manager forTourism, Marketing and Events, said:“Whether it’s music, culture, sport orfamily entertainment, there’ssomething for everyone in Swanseathis summer. As well as major starslike Katherine Jenkins and ElvisCostello, there’ll be the return ofpopular annual events and the stagingof other events in Swansea for thevery first time.

“We hope this combination willappeal to both local people andvisitors and help boost our traders at a time when the latestfigures show staycationers areheading for Wales in greater numbersthan ever.”

Other events coming to Swansea

include the Swansea InternationalJazz Festival in the Maritime Quarteron June 20 and June 21 in venuesincluding Swansea Museum and theNational Waterfront Museum. Operafans will have the chance to see LaTraviata from the Royal OperaHouse live on Castle Square’s Big

Screen on June 30 and the annualUnder Milk Wood classical vehiclerun from Bracelet Bay to Laugharneis being held on June 15.

The Illegal Eagles, known as theworld’s best Eagles tribute band, arecoming to the Grand Theatre on June10 and the music of Michael Jackson

and the Jackson 5 is coming back tolife there on May 31.

Some other forthcoming eventsinclude the Gower Bike Ride on June22 and illusionist Derren Brown atthe Grand Theatre on June 23.• Have a look atwww.swanseabayfestival.co.uk

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• RETURN OF AN ANGEL: Katherine Jenkins is among the stars appearing in theSwansea Bay Festival this summer

FOUR poetry notebooks writtenby Dylan Thomas and sold inthe 1940s are returning toSwansea for the very first timethis summer.

The notebooks, on loan fromthe University of Buffalo inNew York State, will be ondisplay at the city’s DylanThomas Centre from May 31 toAugust 31.

They’ll be supported byextracts from letters that referto the poems and theprocesses involved in theirwriting, as well as by a self-portrait in coloured pencilDylan drew on the back of aletter to his lover, PamelaHansford Johnson.

The exhibition is one ofmany events and activitiesmarking the centenary ofDylan’s birth this year.

Other Dylan Thomas 2014Festival events include aproduction through the streetsof Swansea on May 17, May 31and July 5, from the NationalWaterfront Museum toCwmdonkin Park, wherevisitors will be able to relivethe author’s journey throughblitzed Swansea surrounded bythe sights and sounds of thecity.

A comedy weekend is beingheld at the Dylan ThomasCentre on June 13 and June 14and several guided tours ofDylan’s Swansea have beenorganised. The tours take insome of the local spotssynonymous with Dylan,including Wind Street’s No SignWine Bar and Castle Square.

Have a look atwww.dylanthomas.com formore information or call 01792463980.

‘Swansea is stillthe best place’PEOPLE walking and drivingalong some of Swansea’sbusiest roads are beinggreeted by our most famousson’s face.

Dylan Thomas 2014branding has gone up onabout 30 lamp posts alongOystermouth Road and WindStreet.

The Swansea Councilbranding includes an image ofDylan and the quote,‘Swansea is still the bestplace’- something he wrote ina letter to a friend in 1938.

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Why keeping our citytidy is just child’s play

SCHOOLCHILDREN fromacross Swansea have beenjoining forces with theCouncil to help boost theTidy Swansea campaign.

Youngsters from Seaview andChristchurch primary schools havebeen rolling up their sleeves to makesure their local areas are litter-free.

Swansea Council and Keep WalesTidy are both part of the campaignthat’s aiming to help clean up the cityand keep it free from litter and dogfouling.

The effort comes as the summerrules for dog walking on beaches areintroduced and enforcement officersstep-up their efforts to discouragepeople from littering or not picking upafter their animals.

Helen Rabab, teacher and eco-coordinator at Seaview PrimarySchool, said: “Our school carries outlitter picks most fortnights.

“It helps school children becomeaware of the amount of litter that getsdropped on the ground.

“Hopefully they can see the impact

it has in their local community andteach them not to drop litter.”

Seaview pupil Caitlin Hughes, agednine, said: “Dropping litter makes theplace messy and could mean there’sno room to walk around.

“People should put their litter in thebin.”

Bob Fenwick, NeighbourhoodWorking Officer at the Council, looksafter litter and streetscene issues. Hesaid: “We want to teach children inour city that dropping litter is wrongand we want them to look after theircommunity and encourage theirparents to do the same.

“Swansea Council spends morethan than £2m annually cleaning uplitter and fly tipping and it’s importantresidents do their bit as well.

“We have recently invested in morelitter and dog fouling bins across thecity and we have brought in anexternal enforcement team to assist usin dealing with litter louts.”• To find out more about TidySwansea visitwww.swansea.gov.uk/tidyswansea

• WE LIKE IT TIDY: Pupils from Seaview Primary School do their bit for Tidy Swansea

It’s easyto haveyour say

RESIDENTS can havetheir say on a range ofdifferent plans andproposals being consultedon by Swansea Council atthe click of a mouse.

Swansea Council hasbeen consulting on issuessuch as the location of anew Family Centre and GPsurgery for Mayhill, areview of its gamblingpolicy and SustainableSwansea – fit for thefuture, the Council’s plansto transform the way itworks in future years.

And residents can getinvolved by signing up toconsultation alerts by goingto the front page of thewebsite or by applying tojoin the Council’s SwanseaVoices citizens’ panel, arepresentative group oflocal residents who areconsulted on Council issues.

The consultation on theCouncil’s Gambling Policygoes on until May 19 andresidents can have their sayby clicking on the link inthe ‘Have Your Say’ sectionon the front page of theCouncil’s website atwww.swansea.gov.uk

The ‘Have your Say’section also includes a linkto ‘consultation alerts’where subscribers will getto hear about the latestconsultations taking placeat the Council.

To find out more abouthow to join Swansea Voicesor to pick up the latestinformation and feedbackon Council consultations gotowww.swansea.gov.uk/consultation

Schoolplan istop classA PROJECT to improvelearning facilities atanother city primary schoolis making excellentprogress.

Work is underway toremove two demountablesand create three newpermanent classrooms atGlyncollen Primary.

It’s part of theprogramme for theremoval of ageingdemountable classroomswhich has seen a total of88 temporary buildingsremoved over the last 15years from schools acrossthe county.

It’s expected the workwill be completed by the2014/2015 academic year.

SWANSEA Council isthe first in Wales to signup to the UK ClimateLocal initiative whichsets out to develop agreener economy andtackle issues like risingenergy bills andflooding.

Climate Local has

been developed by theLocal GovernmentAssociation and adoptedby more than 80 councilsin England.

In Swansea theinitiative will helppromote the economicbenefits of a greenereconomy to business.

City signs upto green idea

INSPIRATIONAL worksof public art are beingplanned for a keygateway to the citycentre.

The works are beingplanned for the WindStreet crossing area, acorner of the LCopposite Princess Way,

Museum Park and theroute between the PaxtonStreet tunnel andMeridian Quay as part ofthe boulevard project.

The Council hasappointed an artsorganisation called Addoto commission artists orgroups on the project.

Art set for keycity gateway

SWANSEA will soonbecome the first localauthority in Wales toprevent payday loancompanies fromadvertising their servicesvia computer terminalsoperated by the Councilin libraries across thecity.

Instead, advice leafletswill be available forlibrary users giving themcontact details for otheragencies that can helpthem with debt issues.

The move is all part ofthe Council’s policy totackle the problem ofhigh-interest loans.

Payday loansnot welcome

SWANSEA Council operates by-laws onlocal beaches between May 1 and October31 which restrict when and where ownerscan walk their dogs.Restrictions are in place, for example atthe bays at Caswell, Langland andLimeslade. Owners can download a copyof a guidance booklet by going towww.swansea.gov.uk/dogsonbeaches

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Tickets go on salefor IPC eventTICKETS for the summer’sbiggest Paralympic sportsevent being staged in Waleshave gone on sale.

The IPC (InternationalParalympic Committee)Athletics EuropeanChampionships are takingplace at the SwanseaUniversity International SportsVillage between August 18 and23.

There will be 600 athletesfrom 40 countries competingfor glory and tickets andfurther information can befound atwww.swansea2014.com

The event is being deliveredby Swansea University,Swansea Council, DisabilitySport Wales, British Athletics,Welsh Athletics and supportedby the Welsh Government.

Amnesty offer onmobility kitRESIDENTS are being urgedto take advantage of a city-wide mobility equipmentamnesty.

It’s estimated there aremillions of pounds worth ofequipment such as walkingaids, showering and bathingaids, or specialised beds,lying forgotten and unused inhomes in Swansea.

The amnesty goes on untilthe end of May andequipment can be returned to78 Clase Road, Morriston,Swansea or call 01792-512240 to make collectionarrangements.

Fruit co-op ideafood for thoughtA NEW food cooperative in theMayhill area has gone fromstrength to strength and isnow placing orders for fruitand vegetables of over £300every week.

Local volunteers set up thescheme after Swansea Counciland Communities First officersin the area looked at ways ofimproving access to freshproduce for local people.

Now more than 100 familiesa week are benefiting fromcheaper fruit and veg fromthe co-op which meets at theMayhill Community Centreevery Friday morning.

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Entertain yourselfHUNDREDS of free magazinesare now available for you toperuse with a click of abutton.

Swansea Library Service isone of 20 across Wales takingpart in an e-magazine pilotscheme being funded by theWelsh Government.

Library members canchoose from up to 250 topmagazine titles to downloadfree of charge.

To find out more go towww.swansea.gov.uk/librariesor call 01792 636464.

‘National Pool secret of my success’ONE of Britain’s most successful swimmingcoaches is praising the support he gets from WalesNational Pool Swansea (WNPS) as the countdownto the Glasgow Commonwealth Games getsunderway.

Billy Pye, who coached Ellie Simmonds toParalympic glory in Beijing and London, said theirsuccess would not have been possible without thesupport of Wales National Pool Swansea.

The pool has just been designated the WalesNational Performance Centre for swimming and MrPye said: “It’s the consistency and quality of thesupport I get at WNPS that makes such a difference.

“I have been here for 11 years and therelationship with the staff here, from the lifeguardsand poolside staff right through to the managementteam, is brilliant.

Mr Pye is hopeful that WNPS-based swimmers

will be picking up medals at the Glasgow gamesthis summer to follow on from the massive successstory of the London Paralympics.

Jeremy Cole, General Manager at WNPS, said:“Praise from Billy Pye is praise indeed. It’simportant to us that everyone who uses the pool getsa really good service day-in, day-out.”

Follow the pool on twitter @WalesNatPool or onfacebook.com/WalesNationalPoolSwansea

SWANS star Leon Brittonhas kicked off the hunt tofind and rewardSwansea’s mostinspirational children andyoung people.

The Premier League midfielddynamo has officially launched the2014 High 5 Awards which turn thespotlight on young people who havegone the extra mile to improve theirlives or communities.

He said: “I am delighted to be theambassador for the High 5 Awardsonce again this year and I am askingfor everyone’s help in Swansea tomake this year’s awards a massivesuccess. Being part of High 5 hasgiven me a real insight into just howmany young people in Swansea aredoing do so many positive things

with their lives and in theircommunities every day.

“At last year’s Awards I met sometruly inspirational young people.That’s why I am involved with High5 again this year. I hope they willremind everyone we should be proudof the young people in our

communities.”Last year Samantha and Claire

Meade won the High 5 AchievementAward for the courage anddetermination they showed to leavetheir family home at a young age tochange their own lives for the better,living independently and working

hard to develop successful careers.Claire said the Awards had made a

huge difference and urged people toget nominating. She said: “Thegreatest reward out of all of this isthat it makes me want to do more. Ithink it has given me a little moreconfidence too, I believe what reallymatters is to do what you love doingand what you want to do.”

High 5 Award nominees musteither be a resident or educated inSwansea. Nominees will get acertificate and winners will receive acash prize, an activity/opportunityand other prizes.

For the latest news or to downloadnomination forms go to the websitewww.swansea.gov.uk/high5awards orfind us on Facebook and spread theword on twitter using #high5award

THE High 5 Awards are sponsored by Gower College Swansea,Swansea City FC, Stenor Environmental Services, Arvato, BayLeisure, Lord Mayor Office, Chiquito Swansea, Swansea BuildingSociety and supported by Swansea’s Council’s Young PeopleServices, Rotary Club, The Wave and Dragon Events.Nominations close on July 4.

There are awards in two age groups - under 13s and 14 to19s. They are: The Chiquito Achiever Award, The SwanseaBuilding Society Community Award, the arvato Entrepreneur andEnterprise Award, the Stenor Environmental ServicesEnvironment Award, and the Lord Mayor of Swansea GroupAward. A new Bay Leisure Recognise award recognises theachievements of individuals aged 19 to 25.

Your chance to starin High 5 Awards

• LEON’S ALL-STARS: Leon Britton and all the winners from the 2013 High 5 Awards celebrate their success

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SPECIALIST road repair teams willsoon be coming to a community nearyou.

Swansea Council’s PATCH(Priority Action for CommunityHighways) scheme is now back for2014 to help fill in potholes and fixother road problems.

This year, two teams will spend aweek in each of the city’s 36 wards.One team will look after roadstrengthening and improvementworks while the other team focuseson smaller repairs.

St Thomas, Bonymaen and Castle

are among the wards to have alreadybeen visited. Clydach, Cwmbwrla,Townhill, Uplands, Landore, Gowerand Mynyddbach are on the list forMay and June.

Bob Fenwick, from Swansea

Council’s highways department, said:“We know the condition of our roadsis a priority for the public and this iswhy £750,000 is being invested inthe PATCH scheme this year tocomplement many other highway

maintenance programmes.“It was a particularly wet winter

which led to the condition of a largenumber of roads deterioratingthroughout the country, but we’vedone all we can here to prioritise ourworkload and keep traffic moving.

“The return of the PATCH schemeis a major boost to our ongoingefforts to catch up on repairs thatwill benefit many thousands ofpeople across the city, fromcommuters on Fabian Way andCarmarthen Road to motorists inresidential and rural parts of

Swansea.”Last year, the PATCH scheme

attended to more 15,000 squaremetres of road on over 350 streets.

Swansea Council also has threeother road repair teams out and aboutevery day – one in the west of thecity, one in the centre and one in thenorth and east.

Regular inspections of roads andpedestrianised areas are undertakenby safety teams to identify roaddefects and a team is on hand on a24/7 basis to respond to emergencies.

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MACHINES that turndiscarded chewing gum intodust are being rolled out inSwansea’s suburban shoppingareas.

The machines, called GumBlitzers, are now in operationin Mumbles and will soon be

used in places like Morristonand Uplands too. The workcomes in addition to aSwansea Council and SwanseaBID (Business ImprovementDistrict) investment of £10,000to rid the city centre ofdiscarded chewing gum.

Blitzing the gumWORK to reinstate SingletonPark’s Swiss Cottage isexpected to be complete by theend of May.

Windows, doors and stairshave now been replaced on alike-for-like basis and workhas started on putting a new

roof in place. Roof timbers have been

installed and slating will soonbe introduced to help protectthe building from the weather.

The cottage was badlydamaged by an arson attack inSeptember 2010.

Cottage restorationBEAUTY spots across Swanseaand Gower will be gettingsome TLC thanks to a group ofyoung people and a uniqueSwansea Council project.

Youngsters from theCouncil’s Kick Start projecthave been out and about

tidying up grotty spots onGower as part of an initiativedesigned to help people whomay be at risk of offending,substance abuse orhomelessness get out andabout. It’s supported by theYouth Offending Team.

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‘Fostering’sa rewardingexperience’FOSTER carers who opentheir homes to youngpeople who need secureand caring support will bedoing their bit to inspireothers to give it a go aswell.

Foster Care Fortnight kicks off onMay 12 and Foster Swansea’s carerswill be taking to the air waves, theblogosphere and chatting to thepublic to help support andencourage others who could make adifference to a child or teenager’slife by fostering with the localauthority.

Kelly Lewis is Foster Swansea’sBusiness Development Officer. Shesaid there was a real need for peopleto foster teenagers in particular.

“By fostering you could reallyinspire and encourage teenagers inSwansea to achieve their potentialand reach their goals. “

John Howells and his wife, Ann,know all about transforming thelives of teenagers as they haveprovided a home for nearly 50children, many of them teenagers, inthe last nine years.

John said: “We started fosteringwhen three of our four children hadleft home and our youngest was sobusy with his own life that he washardly there.

“The house felt so empty – it tooka while for us to make the decision

but I wish I had decided faster, it’sbeen great.

“Because of the huge pressuresand changes as they grow up,teenagers do need patience andunderstanding generally, but it’sbeen so rewarding – I’m hoping tocarry on until I’m 70.”

During Foster Care Fortnightpeople will be able to follow thefoster carers blog online atwww.fosterswansea.org from May12 to read about a day in the life of afoster carer.

There will also be a liveconversation with foster carers onSwansea Sound on Monday, May 12,at 11am.

There will also be an opportunityto find out what it's really like tocare for local young people by goingalong to the Gorseinon DevelopmentCentre on May 13 from 6pm - 8pmto meet and chat with Swansea fostercarers.

• CAREER IN CARING: John and Ann Howells find fostering so rewarding they want tokeep going till they’re 70.

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THE COUNCIL’S road maintenance teams have been winningpraise from residents for the work they do and the way they goabout it.

Residents in Garrod Avenue, Dunvant, wrote to the Council topraise the work of a team which carried out footpath repairs andinstalled dropped kerbs outside their homes.

One wrote in to commend the team and said: “They were veryfriendly, courteous and helpful, the disruption was kept to aminimum.”

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Apprentices geteducation boostTHOUSANDS of people lookingto hone their workplace skillsto boost their chances in thejobs market are getting amajor boost.

Apprentices, those already inwork who want to upgradetheir skills and people who arelooking to get on the jobsladder with trainingopportunities are all set tobenefit from a new trainingconsortium being launched bySwansea Council and GowerCollege Swansea.

The consortium will bringtogether the Council’s LifelongLearning and EmploymentTraining Service (LLETS) andGower College Swansea tocreate the area’s biggest skillsand training provider.

For further informationcontact LLETS on 01792482600.

Drivers are urgedto slow downACTION is being planned tocurb speeding andirresponsible parking outside aSwansea primary school.

The move follows a recentspeed check on BonymaenRoad outside PentrechwythPrimary where more than 100drivers were found to be going25 mph or over in the 20 mphzone. The check took placeduring the afternoon schoolrun as children were in thearea crossing the busy road.

Allison Christopherson,Headteacher, said: “It is vitalthat motorists both drive andpark responsibly when comingto and from school.”

Tunnel’s set for£40,000 faceliftA DARK and dingy Swanseacity centre tunnel that linksNew Cut Road with the topend of High Street will soonbe vastly improved.

New lighting, surfacing andCCTV is being installed at theJockey Street tunnel underthe city’s main railway linethanks to a £40,000investment from the WatkinJones Group. The tunnel is akey link between theUniversity of Wales Trinity StDavid’s Business School andnew student accommodationWatkin Jones is building justoff New Cut Road.

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Cool off on promWALKERS and cyclists willhave plenty of chances to cooloff along the seafront inSwansea Bay this year byfilling up on ice cream.

Swansea Council hasrecently advertised for localice cream sellers to apply forpitches along the popularroute. Lots of interest hasbeen shown in taking uptemporary residence onpitches at Trafalgar Arch,Oystermouth Road, the carpark at Sketty Lane and theforeshore at Brynmill Lane.

VITAL services which make adifference to the lives of residents inSwansea are improving, according tothe latest figures.

Residents reporting fly-tipping,graffiti or requesting help to deal withpest problems are all seeing theCouncil responding within days.

School attendance levels are up andvisits to the Grand Theatre, museumsand galleries are all doing well too.

Overall 69% of indicatorscomparable to those collected inQuarter 3 last year showimprovement, maintained performanceor best possible performance.

Vital services doing wellHUNDREDS of children in some ofSwansea’s most disadvantagedcommunities will soon have state-of-the-art play equipment on theirdoorsteps.

Swansea Council has invested£300,000 in new play equipment atfive locations across the city as part of

a project due for completion, weatherdepending, towards the early spring.

The locations to benefit includeBlaenymaes Community Centre,King’s Head Road, Gendros, Gorsplaying fields in Townhill, MaestegPark in St Thomas and Bryn-y-DonPark in the city’s Castle ward.

Communities’ play time lift

Pupil praise for clubswhich go extra mileCOUNCIL staff who go theextra mile for localfamilies are winningpraise from residentsacross the city.

Library staff and those who workat Swansea City Bus Station have allbeen doing a little extra for customersover recent weeks and residents aretaking the time to say thanks.

Swansea Council has launched theSwansea Standard for customerservice and residents have been usingfeedback forms and emails to speakup about the good work they see.

At Penlan Library the after-schoolhomework club has been praised byparents for being the perfect place forpupils to work together to complete

their work.Jodi Jones, library manager there,

said: “We run the homework club incollaboration with Communities Firstand it’s been very successful. Wehave children in of all ages and theysay it really makes a difference.

“One mum says she brings herthree children here to do theirhomework using our computers,

printers and books because she saysit’s exactly the right kind ofenvironment for them.”

Lorna John, aged 9, who usesPenlan Library every week to do herhomework, said: “It’s really goodbecause it’s much easier to do myhomework here because my brothercan’t always run around like he doesat home.”

It’s not just homework clubs thatcity library staff are being praised for,either. Staff in Oystermouth Librarygot a big thank you from parents whowere struggling to get a book fortheir children to study until they wentto their local library for help.

At Swansea City Bus Station oneparent took the time to contact the

Council after their daughter and somefriends were targeted by bullies there.

Staff stepped in to prevent theincident developing and even madesure the children were able to gohome without being harassed byasking the bus driver not to let thebullies on.

And staff at the Council’s BuildingControl service, which providessupport to those building newproperty in the city, have also beenpraised via the Swansea Standardinitiative for their quality, timelinessand advice.• You can offer staff [email protected] orfill in the online survey atwww.swansea.gov.uk/swanseastandard

• HOME FROM HOME: Youngsters are making the most of the Homework Club at Penlan Library

• Be friendly and treatcustomers with respect• Give your name tocustomers• Deal with issues promptly• Give clear advice and useplain language• Apologise if we get thingswrongou

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PUBL IC NOTICESNOTICE OF CONFIRMATION OF PUBLIC

PATH ORDER

HIGHWAYS ACT 1980

THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY AND COUNTYOF SWANSEA

PUBLIC FOOTPATH NO. 16

COMMUNITY OF MAWR

PUBLIC PATH DIVERSION ORDER 2013

On 19th February 2014, the Council of theCity and County of Swansea confirmed theabove order made under Section 119 of theHighways Act 1980.

The effect of the order as confirmed is todivert the public footpath commencing at apoint on Nant Y Tarw (Grid Reference SN 653031) and proceeding in a general west southwesterly direction for some 467 metrestowards Gelli-gron farm before continuing in ageneral north north easterly direction forsome 269 metres to meet public footpath no.17 to the south of the Lower Lliw Reservoir onthe western side of the car park (GridReference SN 649 033) to a line commencingat the same starting point but passing in ageneral north westerly direction across fieldsfor some 427 metres before crossing thenorthern end of the car park and meetingpublic footpath no. 17 at a point some 60metres north east of the dam wall (GridReference SN 649 034)

A copy of the order as confirmed and theorder map have been placed and may beseen free of charge at the offices of theCouncil of the City and County of Swansea,Civic Centre, Swansea from 8.30 a.m. to 5.00p.m. Monday to Thursday (excluding bankholidays) and between 8.30 a.m. and 4.30p.m. on Friday. Copies of the order and mapmay be bought there at the price of £1.00.Please quote reference ROW-00100819/KAO.

The order came into force on 20th March2014, but if a person aggrieved by the orderwants to question its validity, or that of anyprovision contained in it, on the ground that itis not within the power of the Highways Act1980, as amended, or on the ground that anyrequirement of the Act, as amended, or of anyregulation made under the Act has not beencomplied with in relation to the Order, he orshe may under Paragraph 2 of Schedule 2 tothe Act as applied by Paragraph 5 ofSchedule 6 to the Act, within 6 weeks from6th May 2014 make an application to theHigh Court.

Dated the 6th May 2014

Patrick ArranHead of Legal, Democratic Servicesand ProcurementCivic CentreSwansea

NOTICE OF MODIFICATION ORDER

SECTION 53 OF THE WILDLIFE ANDCOUNTRYSIDE ACT 1981


NATIONAL PARKS AND ACCESS TO THECOUNTRYSIDE ACT 1949

AND COUNTRYSIDE ACT 1968

SURVEY OF RIGHTS OF WAY – DEFINITIVEMAP OF

THE CITY AND COUNTY OF SWANSEA

COMMUNITY OF LOUGHOR

MODIFICATION ORDER NO. 436 2014

The above named Order made on the 6thMarch 2014 if confirmed as made, will modifythe Definitive Map and Statement for the areaby adding that length of footpathcommencing between house no.s 64 and 66Landor Drive and proceeding in apredominantly westerly direction for 28

metres before bearing in a generally southwesterly direction for 67 metres to joinfootpath no. 43. (grid ref SS 567982).

In addition to add that length of footpathcommencing at the north western corner ofthe cul-de-sac of The Croft and proceeding ina northerly direction for 6 metres to joinfootpath no.43.

Lastly to delete that length of footpath no.43commencing at the last mentioned point andinitially proceeding in an easterly direction for9 metres thereafter in a southerly directionand running along the centre and length ofThe Croft for a distance of 100 metres.

A copy of the Order and the Order map maybe seen free of charge at the offices of theCouncil of the City and County of Swansea,Civic Centre, Swansea, between 8.30 a.m.and 4.30 p.m. Mondays to Thursdays andbetween 8.30 a.m. and 4.30 p.m. on Fridays.Copies of the Order and map may be boughtthere at the price of £1.00.

Any representations or objections relating tothis Order must be sent in writing to the Headof Legal, Democratic Services andProcurement, City and County of Swansea,Civic Centre, Swansea before 8th July 2014and applicants are requested to state thegrounds on which it is made (quote ref.MJW/ROW-203).

If no representations or objections are dulymade to the Order or to any part of it or if anyso made are withdrawn, the Council of theCity and County of Swansea, instead ofsubmitting the Order to the Welsh Ministersfor confirmation, may itself confirm the Order.If the Order is submitted to the WelshMinisters in whole or part, anyrepresentations and objections which havebeen duly made and not withdrawn will besent with it.

Dated this 6th day of May 2014.



TRAFFIC REGULATION ORDER

CWMBWRLA WARD, SWANSEA

NOTICE 2014

NOTICE is hereby given that the Council ofthe City and County of Swansea did onTuesday 6th May 2014 make an Order inpursuance of its powers as contained in theRoad Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (asamended) (“the Act”) and the TrafficManagement Act 2004 the effect of which isas set out in the Schedules below. The Ordershall come into operation Tuesday 13th May2014. A copy of the Order and an appropriateplan may be inspected during normal officehours in the Legal, Democratic Services andProcurement Department at the Civic CentreOystermouth Road Swansea (via applicationto main reception quoting reference DVT-00192415/MAW) Any person wishing tochallenge the Order on the grounds that it isnot within the powers of the Act or that anyrequirements thereof, or of any instrumentmade thereunder have not been compliedwith may apply to the High Court at theCardiff District Registry 2 Park Street CardiffCF1 1ET within six weeks of the making ofthe Order for that purpose.

SCHEDULES

SCHEDULE 1

REVOCATIONS

The existing Traffic Orders are revoked insofaras they are inconsistent with the proposalshereinafter contained which relate to the

a point 106 metres south of that junction.

From a point 33 metres north of its junctionwith the northern kerb line of Courtney Streetto a point 95 metres north of that junction.

SCHEDULE 5

ONE HOUR LIMITED WAITING NORETURN WITHIN TWO HOURS PERMITHOLDERS EXEMPT

SYDNEY STREET

North Side

From a point 13 metres west of its junctionwith the western kerb line of Eaton Road to apoint 33 metres west of that junction.


South Side



COURTNEY STREET

South Side

From a point 2 metres east of a pointopposite of its junction with the eastern kerbline of Iorwerth Street to a point 54 metreseast of that junction.

From a point 2 metres east of a pointopposite of its junction with the eastern kerbline of Phillip Street to a point 28 metres eastof that junction.

From a point 2 metres east of a pointopposite of its junction with the eastern kerbline of Compass Street to a point 39 metreseast of that junction.

North Side

From a point 2 metres east of its junction withthe eastern kerb line of Richard Street to apoint 57 metres east of that junction.

From a point 2 metres east of its junction withthe eastern kerb line of Major Street to a point54 metres east of that junction.

Dated this 6th of May 2014




MYSYDD ROAD & GLANDWR CRESCENTSWANSEA

NOTICE 2014

NOTICE is hereby given that the Council ofthe City and County of Swansea did onTuesday 6th May 2014 make an Order inpursuance of its powers as contained in theRoad Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (asamended) (“the Act”) and the TrafficManagement Act 2004 the effect of which isas set out in the Schedules below. The Ordershall come into operation Tuesday 13th May2014. A copy of the Order and an appropriateplan may be inspected during normal officehours in the Legal, Democratic Services andProcurement Department at the Civic CentreOystermouth Road Swansea (via applicationto main reception quoting reference DVT-00193593/MAW) Any person wishing tochallenge the Order on the grounds that it isnot within the powers of the Act or that any

We value equality because quality servicesneed people from the whole community

length or lengths of road or roads referred toin the schedule hereto.

PROHIBITION OF WAITING AT ANY TIME

CECIL STREET

West side

From a point 8 metres south of its junctionwith the southern kerb line of Walters Streetto a point 10 meters south of that junction.

SCHEDULE 2

DISABLED BADGE HOLDERS ONLY ATANY TIME

CECIL STREET

West Side

From a point 13 metres south of this junctionwith the southern kerb line of Walters Streetto a point 20 metres south of that junction.

SCHEDULE 3


MILES ROAD

West Side

From a point 5metres north of its junctionwith the northern kerb line of Penfilia Road toits junction with the southern kerb line of BrynStreet a distance of 58 metres.

From its junction with the northern kerb line ofBryn Street to a point 5 metres north of thatjunction.

East Side

From a point 5 metres north of its junctionwith Bryn Street to a point 10 metres south ofthat junction.

From a point 5 metres north of its junctionwith Penfila Road to a point 18 metres northof that point.

MIDDLE ROAD

North East Side

From a point 15 metres north west of itsjunction with Torrington Road to a point 10metres south west of that junction.

South West Side

From a point 20 metres north west of itsjunction with Vicarage Lane to a point 20metres south west of that junction.

VICARAGE LANE

Both Sides

From its junction with the south western kerbline of Middle Road to a point 10 metressouth east of that junction.

TORRINGTON ROAD

Both Sides

From its junction with the north eastern kerbline of Middle Road to a point 10 metres northeast of that junction.

BRYN STREET

Both sides

From its junction with the eastern kerb line ofMiles Road to a point 10 metres east of thatjunction.

From its junction with the western kerb line ofMiles Road to a point 10 metres west of thatjunction.

SCHEDULE 4

PERMIT HOLDERS ONLY AT ANY TIME

MILLWOOD STREET

West Side

From a point 27 metres north of its junctionwith the northern kerb line of Bohun Street toa point 34 metres north of that junction.

COMPASS STREET

West Side

From a point 32 metres south of its junctionwith the southern kerb line of Robert Street to

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PUBL IC NOTICESrequirements thereof, or of any instrumentmade thereunder have not been compliedwith may apply to the High Court at theCardiff District Registry 2 Park Street CardiffCF1 1ET within six weeks of the making ofthe Order for that purpose.

SCHEDULES

SCHEDULE 1

REVOCATIONS

The existing Traffic Orders are revoked insofaras they are inconsistent with the proposalshereinafter contained which relate to thelength or lengths of road or roads referred toin the schedule hereto.

SCHEDULE 2

PROHIBITION OF ANY TIME

GLANDWR CRESCENT

North Side

From a point 25 metres west of its junctionwith the western kerb line of Byng Street to apoint 43 metres north of that junction.

East Side

Form a point 43 metres north of its junctionwith the western kerb line of Byng Street to apoint 20 metres north of that point.

MYSYDD ROAD

South Side

From a point 10 metres west of its junctionwith the western kerb line of Hamilton Streetto a point 25 metres west of that junction.





NOTTAGE ROAD & SOUTHWARD LANE,NEWTON, SWANSEA

NOTICE 2014


SCHEDULES

SCHEDULE 1

REVOCATIONS


SCHEDULE 2

LIMITED WAITING 10 MINUTES ANDDISABLED BADGE HOLDERS 10 MINUTESNO RETURN WITHIN 30 MINUTES

SOUTHWARD LANE

East Side

From a point 10 metres south of a pointopposite the south east boundary of Nottage

Road to a point 12 metres south of that point.





PHILLIPS STREET, CWMBWRLA,SWANSEA

NOTICE 2014


SCHEDULES

SCHEDULE 1

REVOCATIONS


SCHEDULE 2

DISABLED PERSONS PARKING BAY 6PMTO 8AM

PHILLIP STREET

East Side

From a point 12 metres north of it junctionwith the northern kerb line of Courtney Streetto a point 19 metres north of that junction.

Dated this 6th May 2014



PROPOSED TRAFFIC REGULATIONORDER

NORTH HILL ROAD AND WATKIN STREET,SWANSEA

NOTICE 2014

NOTICE is hereby given that the Council ofthe City and County of Swansea intends tomake an Order in pursuance of its powers ascontained in the Road Traffic Regulation Act1984 (as amended) (“the Act”) the effect ofwhich is as set out in the Schedule(s) below.A copy of the proposed Order, Statement ofReasons and an appropriate plan may beinspected during normal office hours in theLegal, Democratic Services and ProcurementDepartment at the Civic Centre OystermouthRoad Swansea SA1 3SN by application tomain reception quoting reference DVT-00193951/JKJ. Any objections to theproposals should be submitted in writingsetting out the reasons thereto to reach theHead of Legal, Democratic Services andProcurement at the Civic Centre Oystermouth

Road Swansea SA1 3SN by 3rd June 2014.

SCHEDULES

SCHEDULE 1

REVOCATIONS

The existing Orders are revoked insofar asthey are inconsistent with the proposalshereinafter contained which relate to thelength or lengths of the road or roads referredto in the schedules hereto.

SCHEDULE 2


WATKIN STREET

West Side

From its junction with the southern kerb lineof North Hill Road to a point 17 meters southof that junction

East Side

From its junction with the southern kerb lineof North Hill road to a point 26 metres southof that junction.

NORTH HILL ROAD

South Side

From a point 10 metres south west of itsjunction with the western kerb line of WatkinStreet to a point 10 metres north east of itsjunction with the eastern kerb line of WatkinStreet.

North Side

From a point 13 metres south west of itsjunction with the western kerb line of SeaView Terrace to a point 44 metres south westof that point.

Dated this 6th day of May 2014



PROPOSED TRAFFIC REGULATIONORDER

SCHOOL KEEP CLEAR, OUTSIDESCHOOLS, VARIOUS AREAS SWANSEA

NOTICE 2014

NOTICE is hereby given that the Council ofthe City and County of Swansea intends tomake an Order in pursuance of its powers ascontained in the Road Traffic Regulation Act1984 (as amended) (“the Act”) the effect ofwhich is as set out in the Schedule(s) below.A copy of the proposed Order, Statement ofReasons and an appropriate plan may beinspected during normal office hours in theLegal, Democratic Services and ProcurementDepartment at the Civic Centre OystermouthRoad Swansea SA1 3SN by application tomain reception quoting reference DVT-00196276/MAW. Any objections to theproposals should be submitted in writingsetting out the reasons thereto to reach theHead of Legal, Democratic Services andProcurement at the Civic Centre OystermouthRoad Swansea SA1 3SN by the 3rd of June2014

SCHEDULES

Schedule 1

Revocations

This order revokes all previous orders insofaras the length or lengths of streets are referredto herein.

Schedule 2

No Stopping, School Keep Clear, At AnyTime.

St. Josephs Roman Catholic School(Clydach)

Pontardawe Road (B4603)(South side)

Between points 96m and 127m south east ofthe south eastern kerb line of the access roadto Coed Gwilym Park.

Ysgol Gynradd Gymraeg Gellionen

Gellionen Road (East side)

Between points 112m and 136m north east ofthe north eastern kerb line of Faraday Road.

Cwmrhydyceirw Primary School

Maes-Y-Gwernen Road (North East side)

Between points 64m and 98m; and 119m and150m north east of the north eastern kerb lineof Heol Maes eglwys.

Craig- Cefn- Parc Primary School

Rhyd- Y- Gwin Road (Both sides)

Between points 0m and 44m; and 58m and81m north of the eastern kerb line of Rhyd-Y-Gwin Road (East fork).

Between points 71m and 111m north of thenorthern kerb line of Rhyd-Y-Gwin Road(West fork).

Clydach Primary School

Sybil Street (North side)

Between points 9m and 30m east of theeastern kerb line of Twynybedw Road.

Twynybedw Road (East side)

Between points 20m and 63m north of a pointopposite and in line with the northern kerbline of View Road.

Ynystawe Primary School

Clydach Road (South East side)

Between points 58m and 95m south east ofthe south eastern kerb line of the un-namedaccess road to the car park of the MillersPublic House.

Craigfelen Primary School

Woodside Crescent (South side)

Between points 56m and 82m west of thewestern kerb line of Players Avenue.

Glais Primary School

School Road (North East side)

Between points 36m and 60m west of a pointopposite and in line with the western kerb lineof Lucas Road.

Birchgrove Road (South West side)

Between points 52m and 78m north west ofthe north western kerb line of School Road.

Glyncollen Primary School

Heol Dolfain (East side)

Between points 19m and 58m; and 73m and106m north of the northern kerb line ofButterslade Grove.

Waunarlwydd Primary School

Bryn Road (B4295) (South side)

Between points 6m and 39m west of thewestern kerb line of Bryn Road.

Brithwen Road (Both sides)

Between points 26m and 53m north of thenorth eastern kerb line of Heol Cleddau.

Brithwen Road (West side)

Between points 000m and 000m north of apoint opposite and in line with the northeastern kerb line of Heol Cleddau.

Gowerton Primary School

Mount Street (West side)

Between points 25m and 51m north of a pointopposite and in line with the southern kerbline of Mansel Street.

Talbot Green (North side)

Between points 0m and 39m west of thewestern kerb line of Talbot Street.

Ysgol Gyfun Gwyr

Talbot Street (south side)

Between points 5m and 32m east of a pointopposite and in line with the eastern kerb lineof Talbot Street.

Gowerton Comprehensive School

Park Road (south east side)

Between points 54m and 79m south west ofthe southern kerb line of Parkwood.



PUBL IC NOTICESLlangyfelach Primary School

Pengors Road (North side)

Between points 111m and 135m; and 149mand 174m east of the eastern kerb line ofSwansea Road.

Pennard Primary School

Pennard Road (south side)

Between points 56m and 84m east of a pointopposite and in line with the eastern kerb lineof Linkside Drive.

Knelston Primary School

A4118 (North side)

Between points 26m west and 16m east ofthe eastern kerb line of the School AccessRoad.

Between points 16m and 42m east of theeastern kerb line of the School Access Road.

Llanrhidian Primary School

U/S – Y2068 (North Gower Road) (Northside)

Between points 0m and 31m; and 31m and70m; and 70m and 94m; and 94m and 110mwest of the western kerb line of U/S-Y2074.

Tre-Uchaf Primary School

Heol Cae Tynewydd (Both sides)

Between points 103m and 129m south of thesouthern kerb line of Pengry Road.

Penclawdd Primary School

Park Road (South and West sides)

Between points 28m and 65m east thenbetween 134m and 165m south of thewestern kerb line of Victoria Road.

Penyrheol Primary School

Frampton Road (South side)

Between points 46m and 75m east of a pointopposite and in line with the eastern kerb lineof Heol Gwenallt.

Penyrheol Comprehensive School

Pontarddulais Road (West side)

Between points 104m and 147m south of apoint opposite and in line with the southernkerb line of Heol-Y-Mynydd.

Gorseinon Primary School

Pontarddulais Road (West sides)

Between points 10m and 35m north of thenorthern kerb line of U/S-Y1481.

Pontarddulais Road (East side)

Between points 2m and 28m north of a pointopposite and in line with the northern kerbline of U/S-Y1481.

Brighton Road (West side)

Between points 10m and 48m north of thenorthern kerb line of High Street.

Ysgol Gynradd Gymraeg Pontybrenin

Loughor Road (North side)

Between points 15m east and 9m west; and9m and 34m west of the western kerb line ofU/S-Y1450.

Pontybrenin Primary School

School Access Road (Both sides)

Between points 6m and 31m east of theeastern kerb line of Glyn Rhosyn.

Pontarddulais Primary School

James Street (North side)

Between points 76m and 117m; and 122mand 155m east of the eastern kerb line ofNantyffin Road.

Bolgoed Road (North side)

Between points 152m and 178m east of theeastern kerb line of Nantyffin Road.

Pontlliw Primary School

Clodir Road (North side)

Between points 30m and 55m; and 114m and139m east of the eastern kerb line ofSwansea Road.

Pontarddulais Comprehensive School

Caecerrig Road (North side)

Between points 26m and 58m; and 107m and139m east of the eastern kerb line of Llys-Gwyn Terrace.

Olchfa Comprehensive School

Aneurin Way (North side)

Between points 70m and 107m east of theeastern kerb line of Coedfan.

Gower Road School Access U/S-Y1251(Both sides)

Between points 0m and 26m south of thesouthern kerb line of Gower Road.

Parklands Primary School

Sketty Park Drive (North side)

Between points 109m and 135m west of thewestern kerb line of Heather Crescent.

(South side)

Between points 10m and 36m; and 68m and105m east of a point opposite and in line withthe eastern kerb line of Briar Dene.

Cila Primary School

Gower Road (South side)

Between points 274m and 318m; and 322mand 346m south east of the eastern kerb lineof Llys Gwyr.

Crwys Primary School

Chapel Road (South East side)

Between points 109m and 142m south of thesouthern kerb line of Dunvant Road.

Pen-Y-Fro Primary School

Priors Crescent (West side)

Between points 46m and 85m south of thesouthern kerb line of Killan Road.

Hendrefoilan Primary School

Dunvant Road (North side)

Between points 3m and 46m east of theeastern kerb line of Wimmerfield drive.

Brynmill Primary School

Waterloo Place (South East side)

Between points 3m and 29m south west ofthe south western kerb line of Kemble Street.

Trefalgar Place (North West side)

Between points 14m and 48m north east ofthe north eastern kerb line of De- BreosStreet.

St. Helens Primary School

Vincent Street (North side)

Between points 88m and 118m east of theeastern kerb line of Beach Street.

Burrows Road (West side)

Between points 22m and 48m north of thenorthern kerb line of Vincent Street.

Whitestone Primary School

Rushwind Close (North side)

Between points 6m and 31m north of thenorthern kerb line of Rushwind Mews.

Southlands Drive (West side)

Between points 65m and 88m North of thenorthern kerb line of Rushwind Close.

Ysgol Gynradd Gymraeg Llwynderw

Westcross Lane (South east side)

Between points 17m and 43m; and 78m and98m north west of the north western kerb lineof Westcross Avenue.

Grange Primary School

Westcross Avenue (North East side)

Between points 000m and 000m south eastof a point opposite and in line with the southeastern kerb line of Riversdale Road.

Oystermouth Primary School

Newton Road (North side)

Between points 24m and 49m west of thewestern kerb line of Castle Square.

Castle Road (South side)

Between points 4m and 36m east of theeastern kerb line of Limekiln Road.

Newton Primary School

Slade Road (North side)

Between points 15m and 41m south west ofthe southern western kerb line of TheOrchard.

Bishopston Primary School

Bishopston Road (East side)

Between points 113m and 157m north of apoint opposite and in line with the northernkerb line of Wellfield.

Bishopston Comprehensive School

The Glebe (North west side)

Between points 112m and 140m south westof the south western kerb line of Northway.

The Glebe (South East side)

Between points 103m and 129m south westof the south western kerb line of Northway.

Brynhyfryd Primary School

Llangyfelach Road (East side)

Between points 10m and 36m north of a pointopposite and in line with the northern kerbline of Brynhyfryd Street.

Pentre Treharne Road (West side)

Between points 0m and 26m south of thesouthern kerb line of Siloh Road.

Clase Primary School

Rheidol Avenue (North side)

Between points 39m and 72m; and 121m and148m; and 148m and 191m east of theeastern kerb line of Ewenny Place.

Longview Road (West side)

Between points 61m and 86m north of a pointopposite and in line with the northern kerbline of Hill View crescent.

Gwyrosydd Primary School

Parkhill Terrace (East side)

Between points 31m and 63m; and 101m and133m; and 182m and 208m; and 000m and000m north of the northern kerb line ofParkhill Road.

Llangyfelach Road (West side)

Between points 123m and 149m south of thesouthern kerb line of Penlan Road.

Parkhill Road (North side)

Between points 8m and 34m east of theeastern kerb line of Gelert Street.

Hafod Primary School

Odo Street (West side)

Between points 25m and 51m north of thenorthern kerb line of Morgan Street.

Pentrehafod Comprehensive School

Pentremawr Road (Both sides)

Between points 15m and 51m west of thewestern kerb line of Aberdyberthi Street.

Ysgol Gynradd Gymraeg Tirdeunaw

Heol Ddu (North side)

Between points 168m and 212m west of thewestern kerb line of Llangyfelach Road.

Llangyfelach Road (West side)

Between points 68m and 94m north of thenorthern kerb line of Heol Ddu.

St. Josephs Roman Catholic PrimarySchool (Greenhill)

Convent Street (North west side)

Between points 211m and 251m south thenwest of the south eastern kerb line of LionStreet.

Convent Street (South west side)

Between points 222m and 258m south thenwest of a point opposite and in line with thesouth eastern kerb line of Lion Street.

Bishop Vaughan Roman Catholic

Comprehensive School

Mynyddgarnllwyd Road (North side)

Between points 80m and 124m east of thesouth eastern kerb line of Cae Mawr Road.

Ysgol Gyfun Gymraeg Bryn Tawe

Heol Gwyrosydd (North west side)

Between points 27m and 60m south west ofthe western kerb line of Heol Cadifor.

Ysgol Crug Glas

Croft Street (South East side)

Between points 75m and 101m south west ofthe western kerb line of High Street.

Pentrechwyth Primary School

Pentrechwyth Road (South side)

Between points 61m and 90m west of a pointopposite and in line with the western kerb lineof Pen-Y-Garn.

St. Illtyds Roman Catholic Primary School

Jersey Road (West side)

Between points 200m and 243m north of apoint opposite and in line with the northernkerb line of Bon-y-Maen Road.

Ysgol Gynradd Gymraeg Y Cwm

Jersey Road (South east side)

Between points 194m and 219m north of thenorthern kerb line of Cwm Chapel Road.

Mansel Road (North west side)

Between points 0m and 44m north east of apoint opposite and in line with the northeastern kerb line of Caldicot Road.

Cwm Glas Primary School

Lan Coed (West side)

Between points 38m and 62m south of thesouthern kerb line of Colwyn Avenue.

Trallwn Primary School

Glan-Y-Wern Road (North east side)

Between points 82m and 108m; and 139mand 170m south east of the south easternkerb line of Llwyn Crwn Road.

Llwyn Crwn Road (South east side)

Between points 119m and 157m north east ofthe north eastern kerb line of Glan-Y-WernRoad.

Talycopa Primary School

Heol Hafdy (East side)

Between points 96m and 140m north of thenorthern kerb line of Lon Ty’r Haul.

Ysgol Gynradd Gymraeg Lon-Las

Walters Road (South East side)

Between points 148m and 172m north east ofthe northern kerb line of Pantyblawd Road.

Birchgrove Primary School

Heol Nant Bran (North east side)

Between points 43m and 70m north west ofthe north western kerb line of Heol Dulais.

Heol Dulais (North west side)

Between points 27m and 66m; and 88m and113m; and 132m and 157m south west of thesouth western kerb line of Birchgrove Road.

Birchgrove Comprehensive School

Birchgrove Road (North east side)

Between points 51m and 76m; and 101m and124m north west of a point opposite and inline with the north western kerb line of HeolDulais.

Gors Primary School

Gwynedd Avenue (North side)

Between points 30m and 61m east of theeastern kerb line of Cockett Road.

Gors Avenue (South side)


Waun-Wen Primary School

Lion Street (South east side)

PUBL IC NOTICESBetween points 65m and 105m; and 125mand 153m north east of the north easternkerb line of Park Terrace.

Townhill Primary School

Townhill Road (South side)

Between points 34m and 60m; and 60m and85m; and 99m and 124m east of the easternkerb line of Merlin Crescent.

Danygraig Primary School

Ysgol Street (North west side)

Between points 12m and 50m south west ofthe south western kerb line of Jersey Terrace.

Bay Street (South side)

Between points 82m and 118m south west ofthe south western kerb line of Jersey Terrace.

Jersey Terrace (West side)

Between points 28m and 63m north of thenorth western kerb line of Ysgol Street.

Jersey Terrace (East side)

Between points 27m and 51m north of thenorth western kerb line of Ysgol Street.

Terrace Road Primary School

Terrace Road (South side)

Between points 73m and 110m east of theeastern kerb line of Constitution Hill.

Norfolk Street (North side)

Between points 64m and 89m; and 138m and162m north east of the north eastern kerb lineof Constitution Hill.

Sea View Primary School

Granogwen Road (West side)

Between points 38m and 75m north of thenorthern kerb line of Creidiol Road.

Clwyd Primary School

Pentregethin Road (North east side)

Between points 111m and 143m south eastof a point opposite and in line with the southeastern kerb line of Upper Kings Head Road.

Between points 13m and 40m south east ofthe south eastern kerb line of Prescelli Road.

Eppynt Road (South west side)

Between points 59m and 91m south east ofthe south eastern kerb line of Prescelli Road.

Between points 150m and 183m north westof the north western kerb line of ConwayRoad.

Dylan Thomas Comprehensive School

John Street (North west side)

Between points 85m and 116m; and 116mand 138m; and 156m and 182m south westof the western kerb line of Cockett Road.

Burlais Primary School (Cwmbwrla)

Middle Road (North side)

Between points 142m and 174m south eastof the south eastern kerb line of Fern Street.

Burlais Primary School (Manselton)

Cecil Street (East side)

Between points 116m and 143m south eastof the south eastern kerb line of Elgin Street.

Mannor Road (West side)

Between points 25m and 51m north west ofthe north western kerb line of MontereyStreet.

Gendros Primary School

Kings Head Road (North west side)

Between points 26m and 64m north east ofthe north eastern kerb line of Armine Road.

Armine Road (North east side)

Between points 37m and 72m; and 72m and96m north west of the north western kerb lineof Kings Head Road.

Portmead Primary School

Cheriton Crescent (North west side)

Between points 66m and 97m; and 105m and131m; and 131m and 169m; and 169m and200m; and 200m and 238m; and 238m and

272m south of the southern kerb line ofBroughton Avenue.

Blaenymaes Primary School

Broughton Avenue (West side)

Between points 31m and 57m; and 57m and101m; and 101m and 144m south of thesouthern kerb line of Woodford Road.

Ysgol Gynradd Gymraeg Felindre

Heol Myddfai (South east side)

Between points 144m and 174m north east ofthe north eastern kerb line of Heol Glan-Dyfal.

Pentregraig Primary School

Pentrepoeth School Road (East side)

Between points 68m and 106m; and 118mand 143m north of the northern kerb line ofSoar Terrace.

Ysgol Gynradd Gymraeg Tan-Y-Lan

Vicarage Road (East side)

Between points 3m and 41m north of thenorthern kerb line of Tan-Y-Lan Terrace.

Tan-Y-Lan Terrace (North side)

Between points 3m and 47m east of theeastern kerb line of Vicarage Road.

Plasmarl Primary School

Britannia Road (South west side)

Between points 9m and 53m south east ofthe south eastern kerb line of Davis Street.

Schedule 3

No Stopping, School Keep Clear, Mondayto Friday, 8am – 4pm.


Kemble Street (West side)

Between points 1m and 26m south of thesouthern kerb line of Waterloo Place.

Christchurch Church of Wales School

Fleet Street (South side)

Between points 16m and 41m east of theeastern kerb line of Bond Street.

Pentrechwyth Primary School

Pentrechwyth Road (North side)

Between points 61m and 90m west of thewestern kerb line of Pen-Y-Garn.


Soar Terrace (North side)

Between points 29m and 56m west of thewestern kerb line of Sway Road.

St. Thomas Primary School

Grenfell Park Road (South side)

Between points 41m and 85m east of theeastern kerb line of St. Leger Crescent.

Schedule 4

No Stopping, School Keep Clear, Mondayto Friday, 8am – 5pm.

Burlais Primary School (Manselton)

Manor Road (West side)

Between points 85m and 111m south of thesouthern kerb line of Elgin Street.

Penyrheol Primary School

Frampton Road (South side)

Between points 104m and 136m north east ofthe eastern kerb line of Pen-Cae-Crwn Road.

Ysgol Gynradd Gymraeg Bryniago


Between points 18m and 48m east of theeastern kerb line of Allt-Iago Road.


Parkway (South west side)

Between points 18m and 40m south of apoint opposite and in line with the southernkerb line of Jasmine Close.

Schedule 5

Prohibition of Waiting, Loading andUnloading, At Ay Time.

Ysgol Gynradd Gymraeg Gellionen

Gellionen Road (South east side)

Between points 29m and 43m north east ofthe north eastern kerb line of Faraday Road.

Cila Primary School

Gower Road (South side)

Between points 318m and 322m south of thesouthern kerb line of Llys Gwyr.

Oystermouth Primary School

Newton Road (North side)

Between points 0m and 24m west of thewestern kerb line of Castle Square.

Brynhyfryd Primary School

Llangyfelach Road (East side)

Between points 000m and 000m north of apoint opposite and in line with the northernkerb line of Brynhyfryd Street.

Bishop Vaughan Roman CatholicComprehensive School

Mynyddgarnllwyd Road (North side)

Between points 67m and 80m; and 124m and143m east of the south eastern kerb line ofCae Mawr Road.

Ysgol Gynradd Gymraeg Lon-Las

Walters Road (South east side)

Between points 138m and 148m south westof the south western kerb line of the B4625(Swansea Vale Access Road).

Gors Primary School

Gors Avenue (South side)


St. Thomas Primary School

Grenfell Park Road (South side)

Between points 85m and 103m east of theeastern kerb line of St. Leger Crescent.

Portmead Primary School

Cheriton Crescent (West side)

Between points 97m and 105m south of thesouthern kerb line of Broughton Avenue.

Schedule 6

Prohibition of Waiting, At Ay Time.

Clydach Primary School

Sybil Street (North side)

Between points 0m and 9m east of theeastern kerb line of Twynybedw Road.


Brynmill Avenue (North side)

Between points 0m and 12m east of thesouth eastern kerb line of Marlborough Road.

Brynmill Avenue (South side)

Between points 0m and 14m west of thenorth western kerb line of Waterloo Place.

Gowerton Primary School

Talbot Green (North side)

Between points 39m and 42m west of thewestern kerb line of Talbot Street.


Pennard Road (North side)

Between points 000m and 000m east of theeastern kerb line of Linkside Drive.

Ysgol Gynradd Gymraed Bryniago

James Street (South side)

Between points 45m and 65m east of theeastern kerb line Allt-Iago Road.

Pontarddulais Primary School


Between points 117m and 122m east of theeastern kerb line of Nantyffin Road.


Aneurin Way (North side)

Between points 64m and 70m east of theeastern kerb line of Coedfan.

Gwyrosydd Primary School

Parkhill Terrace (East side)

Between points 63m and 101m north of thenorthern kerb line of Parkhill Road.


Soar Terrace (North side)

Between points 56m and 81m east of theeastern kerb line of Pentrepoeth SchoolRoad.

Plasmarl Primary School

Davis Street (South east side)

Between points 0m and 14m south west ofthe south western kerb line of Britannia Road.

Britannia Road (South West side)

Between points 0m and 9m south east of thesouth eastern kerb line of Davis Street.

Schedule 7

Prohibition of Waiting, Monday to Friday8:30am – 9:30am, 3pm – 4pm.

Tre-Uchaf Primary School

Heol Cae Tynewydd (West side)

Between points 97m and 103m south of thesouthern kerb line of Pengry Road.

Schedule 8

Prohibition of Waiting, Monday to Friday8am – 6pm


Pennard Road (North side)

Between points 28m and 155m east of theeastern kerb line of Linkside Drive.

Dated this 6th May 2014


NOTICE OF MAKING AN ORDER

HIGHWAYS ACT 1980 SECTION 26


PUBLIC FOOTPATH OFF FOOTPATH NO. 72

PUBLIC PATH CREATION ORDER 2014

COMMUNITY OF COCKETT

The above Order was made on 21st March2014 under Section 26 of the Highways Act1980. The effect of the Order will be to createa public footpath running from a point on thesouthern terminus of Footpath No. 72 andproceeding south via the ford across theRiver Llan, before continuing in a generallysouth easterly direction for 50 metres beforeproceeding along the accommodation road tothe Electricity Sub Station and continuing toproceed via this road but in a south southeasterly direction for 340 metres. The pathcontinues in a generally easterly direction viathe footway of the unadopted road for adistance of 195 metres to terminate at theadopted highway near Keepers Lodge Farm.

A copy of the Order and the Order Map havebeen placed and may be seen free of chargeat the offices of the Council of the City andCounty of Swansea, Civic Centre, Swanseabetween 8.30 a.m. and 5.00 p.m. Mondays toThursdays and 8.30 a.m. and 4.30 p.m.Fridays. Copies of the Order and Map may bebought there at the price of £1.00.( pleasequote ref mjw row-00190137)

Any representations about or objections tothe Order may be sent in writing addressed tothe Head of Legal, Democratic Services andProcurement, City and County of Swansea,Civic Centre, Swansea, no later than 25thJune 2014.

If no such representations or objections areduly made and if any so made are withdrawn,the Council of the City and County ofSwansea may confirm the Order as anunopposed Order. If the Order is sent to theWelsh Ministers for confirmation, anyrepresentations and objections which have


PUBL IC NOTICESnot been withdrawn will be sent with theOrder.

Dated 6th May 2014


NOTICE OF CONFIRMATION OF PUBLICPATH ORDER

HIGHWAYS ACT 1980

COUNCIL OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OFSWANSEA

PUBLIC BRIDLEWAYS BETWEEN WESTCROSS LANE

AND BLACKHILLS LANE

COMMUNITIES OF UPPER KILLAY ANDMUMBLES

PUBLIC PATH CREATION ORDER

On 18th December 2013 the Council of theCity and County of Swansea confirmed theabove Order made under Section 26 of theHighways Act 1980.

The effect of the Order as confirmed is tocreate a public footpath from:

(i) Bridleway No. 46 (Grid Ref. SS 599888) ata point where it enters Clyne Commonsome 100 metres north west of Maes-yr-Eos and proceeding in a generallynortherly direction for 460 metres to itsjunction with Bridleway No. 47.

(ii) Bridleway No. 47 commencing on thewestern point of West Cross Lane (GridRef. SS 602891) and proceeding in a northwesterly direction for 230 metres,thereafter in a generally north westerlydirection for 410 metres to join the B4436(Grid Ref. SS 598895).

(iii) Bridleway No. 52 commencing at thenorthern side of the B4436 (Grid Ref. SS598895) and proceeding in apredominantly north north westerlydirection for 680 metres thereafter in anortherly direction for 205 metres, thencein a predominantly north westerly directionfor 825 metres, before proceeding in anortherly direction for 65 metres to joinBlackhills Lane (Grid Ref. SS 591911).

(iv) Bridleway No. 52A commencing onBridleway No. 52 (Grid Ref. SS 595907)and proceeding in an approximately southeasterly direction for 445 metres to joinBridleway No. 56.

(v) Bridleway No. 53 commencing on theBridleway No. 52 (Grid Ref. SS 596906)and proceeding in a generally south southwesterly direction for 255 metres to jointhe remainder of Bridleway No. 53.

A copy of the Order as confirmed and theOrder Map have been placed and may beseen free of charge at the offices of theCouncil of the City and County of Swansea,Civic Centre, Swansea between 8.30 a.m.and 5.00 p.m. on Monday to Thursday andbetween 8.30 a.m. and 4.30 p.m. on Friday.

Copies of the Order and Map may be boughtthere at the price of £1.00 (quote ref.MJW/ROW-259).

The Order came into force on 2nd January2014, but if a person aggrieved by the Orderwants to question its validity or that of anyprovision contained in it on the ground that itis not within the power of the Highways Act1980 as amended, or on the ground that anyrequirement of the Act as amended, or of anyregulation made under the Act, has not beencomplied with in relation to the Order, thenhe/she may, under Paragraph 2 of Schedule 2to the Act as applied by Paragraph 5 ofSchedule 6 to the Act, within 6 weeks from6th May 2014, make an application to theHigh Court.

Dated: 6th May 2014



HIGHWAYS ACT 1980


FOOTPATH NO. 41 AND BRIDLEWAY NOS.46, 47, 52 AND 53

COMMUNITIES OF UPPER KILLAY ANDMUMBLES

PUBLIC PATH EXTINGUISHMENT ORDER

On 18th December 2013 the Council of theCity and County of Swansea confirmed theabove Order made under Section 118 of theHighways Act 1980.

The effect of the Order as confirmed is toextinguish the public footpath from:

(i) Public Bridleway No.46 commencing at apoint where it enters Clyne Commonrunning to the rear (west) of Maes-y-Eos(Grid Ref. SS 599888) and proceeding in agenerally northerly direction for 395 metresto join Bridleway No. 47.

(ii) Public Bridleway No.47 commencing onWest Cross Lane (Grid Ref. SS 602891)and proceeding in a generally west northwesterly direction for 230 thereafter in anapproximately north north westerlydirection for 435 metres to meet theB4436 (Grid Ref. SS 598896).

(iii) Public Bridleway No.52 commencing onthe B4436 (Grid Ref. 599896) andproceeding in a north north westerlydirection for 1375 metres to theCommunity Boundary. Thereafter asFootpath No. 41, continuing from theCommunity Boundary in a north westerlydirection for 435 metres to terminate atPwll-y-Froga.

(iv) Public Bridleway No. 53 commencing onBridleway No.52 (Grid Ref. SS 597903)and proceeding in a south westerlydirection for 300 metres.

A copy of the Order as confirmed and theOrder Map have been placed and may beseen free of charge at the offices of theCouncil of the City and County of Swansea,Civic Centre, Swansea between 8.30 a.m.and 5.00 p.m. on Monday to Thursday andbetween 8.30 a.m. and 4.30 p.m. on Friday.

Copies of the Order and Map may be boughtthere at the price of £1.00 (quote refMJW/ROW-259).

The Order came into force on 2nd January2014, but if a person aggrieved by the Orderwants to question its validity or that of anyprovision contained in it on the ground that itis not within the power of the Highways Act1980 as amended, or on the ground that anyrequirement of the Act as amended, or of anyregulation made under the Act, has not beencomplied with in relation to the Order, thenhe/she may, under Paragraph 2 of Schedule 2to the Act as applied by Paragraph 5 ofSchedule 6 to the Act, within 6 weeks fromthe 6th May 2014, make an application to theHigh Court.

Dated: 6th May 2014



HIGHWAYS ACT 1980


PUBLIC FOOTPATH NO.44 OFFBLACKHILLS LANE,

COMMUNITY OF UPPER KILLAY

PUBLIC PATH CREATION ORDER

On the 18th December, 2013 the Council ofthe City and County of Swansea confirmedthe above Order made under Section 26 ofthe Highways Act 1980.

The effect of the Order as confirmed is tocreate a public footpath running from:

(i) Footpath No.44 (Grid Ref. SS 581916) at apoint approximately 250 metres northnorth east Blackhills Lane and proceedingin a generally east north easterly directionfor 95 metres before proceeding along thedam wall for 95 metres thereafter in anapproximately north easterly directionthrough woodland for about 328 metres,thence in a generally north westerlydirection for 295 metres to pass alongsidethe playing field. Thereafter to proceed in agenerally north easterly direction for 275metres to re-join footpath No.44 some 20metres north north west of the propertyLlys-y-Caeno (Grid Ref. SS 584922).

(ii) Also to include two lengths of footpath,one commencing near the south easternpoint of the dam wall (Grid Ref. SS582916) and proceeding in a northwesterly direction for 138 metres and theother path commencing near the northwestern point of the dam wall (Grid Ref.SS 581917) and proceeding in a westerlydirection for 55 metres.

(iii) Finally to include that length of footpathcommencing on footpath No.44, some100 metres north of the last mentionedpoint and proceeding in a generallyeasterly direction for 120 metres, beforecontinuing in a generally north easterlydirection for 150 metres, thereafter in anortherly direction for 135 metres.

A copy of the Order as confirmed and theOrder Map have been placed and may beseen free of charge at the offices of theCouncil of the City and County of Swansea,Civic Centre, Swansea between 8.30 a.m.and 5.00 p.m. Mondays to Thursdays andbetween 8.30 a.m. and 4.30 p.m. Fridays.

Copies of the Order and Map may be broughtthere at the price of £1.00 (quote refMJW/ROW-259).

The Order came into force on 30th January2014 but if a person aggrieved by the Orderwants to question its validity, or that of anyprovision contained in it, on the ground that isnot within the power of the Highways Act1980, as amended, or on the ground that anyrequirement of the Act, as amended or of anyregulation made under the Act has not beencomplied with in relation to the Order, he orshe may under Paragraph 2 of Schedule 2 tothe Act as applied by Paragraph 5 ofSchedule 6 to the Act, within 6 weeks fromthe 6th May 2014 make an application to theHigh Court.

Dated 6th May 2014


NOTICE OF MAKING AN ORDER

HIGHWAYS ACT 1980


FOOTPATH NO. 88

COMMUNITY OF LLANGYFELACH

PUBLIC PATH EXTINGUISHMENT ORDER2014

The above Order made on 11th March 2014under Section 118 of the Highways Act 1980will extinguish the public footpath runningfrom a point between House No’s.12 YrHafod and 20 Y Dolau and proceeding in agenerally westerly direction for 310 metres orthereabouts to join Swansea Road betweenY-Wenallt and House No.48 of that road.

A copy of the Order and the Order Map havebeen placed and may be seen free of charge

at the offices of the Council of the City andCounty of Swansea, Civic Centre, Swansea,between 8.30 a.m. and 5.00 p.m. fromMonday to Thursday and between 8.30 a.m.and 4.30 p.m. on Friday. Copies of the Orderand Map may be bought there at the price of£1.00 (quote ref. MJW/ROW-232).

Any representations about or objections tothe Order may be sent in writing to the Headof Legal, Democratic Services andProcurement, Civic Centre, Swansea, no laterthan 25th June 2014 and should state thegrounds on which they are made. If norepresentations or objections are duly madeor if any so made are withdrawn the Councilof the City and County of Swansea mayconfirm the Order as an unopposed Order. Ifthe Order is sent to the Welsh Ministers forconfirmation, any representations andobjections which have not been withdrawnwill be sent with the Order.

Dated 6th day of May 2014



HIGHWAYS ACT 1980


PUBLIC FOOTPATH NO.44 COMMUNITYOF UPPER KILLAY

PUBLIC PATH EXTINGUISHMENT ORDER

On the 18th December, 2013 the Council ofthe City and County of Swansea confirmedthe above Order made under Section 118 ofthe Highways Act 1980.

The effect of the Order as confirmed is toextinguishment the public footpath runningfrom a point on Footpath No. 44 some 260metres north north east of Blackhills Lane(Grid Ref. SS 581916) and proceeding in agenerally northerly direction for 120 metres. Inaddition that length of footpath commencingon Footpath No. 44 100 metres north of thelast mentioned point and proceeding in anortherly direction for 60 metres beforecontinuing in a predominantly north northeasterly direction for 535 metres to terminateat a point approximately 20 metres northnorth west of the property Llys-y-Cadno.

A copy of the Order as confirmed and theOrder Map have been placed and may beseen free of charge at the offices of theCouncil of the City and County of Swansea,Civic Centre, Swansea between 8.30 a.m.and 5.00 p.m. Mondays to Thursdays andbetween 8.30 a.m. and 4.30 p.m. Fridays.

Copies of the Order and Map may be broughtthere at the price of £1.00 (quote ref.MJW/ROW-260).

The Order came into force on 30th January2014 but if a person aggrieved by the Orderwants to question its validity, or that of anyprovision contained in it, on the ground that isnot within the power of the Highways Act1980, as amended, or on the ground that anyrequirement of the Act, as amended or of anyregulation made under the Act has not beencomplied with in relation to the Order, he orshe may under Paragraph 2 of Schedule 2 tothe Act as applied by Paragraph 5 ofSchedule 6 to the Act, within 6 weeks from6th May 2014 make an application to theHigh Court.

Dated 6th May 2014


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