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This page lists useful links relating to Newport Council's plans to build houses and the new Glan Usk primary school on the Glebelands hazardous waste landfill site situated near St Julians in Newport, south Wales.
Like the rest of our 'Glebelands' web pages, this page is under development.
This means that everyone has an opportunity to contribute to the usefulness of this page.
So, if you have a useful link to the web pages of a relevant organisation, please send the details to: |
LLM in Environmental Law and Management
This exciting multi-disciplinary course provides you the opportunity to gain the qualifications needed to progress within your profession, or for your own personal fulfilment, with you in the driver seat - choosing WHEN and WHERE to study!
Making Court Costs Reasonable in the UK in Environmental Cases- relates to the UK being in violation of the Aarhus Convention
Disposal or redevelopment?
- there are concerns that the parkland they are building on has 10ft of untreated toxic waste underneath it, which allegedly includes arsenic, mercury, lead, cadmium, asbestos and methane. This has angered some residents, as there are also plans to include 150 houses on the site too.
Scoping Guidelines for the Environmental Impact Assessment of Projects- an introduction to guidelines produced in May 2002
Durham Road Schools PFI
- The project was stalled several times during the procurement phase due to the escalating costs of remedial works on the site. However, North Consulting, together with the Council and the Welsh Assembly Government, worked to find a cost-effective remedial package allowing the project to go ahead.
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Guidance Note 2: A Guide to Schedule 1 of the Town & Country Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) (England & Wales) Regulations 1999
Planning Casework List: 17 September 2010
(Although a request to revoke planning permission was submitted to the Welsh Assembly by the Glebelands Alliance on 26th October 2009, the request was not formally logged until 9th August 2010, and the request was not added to the Assembly's Planning Casework List until 17 September 2010.) |