Our mission:
Creating environments for resilient communities to thrive.
The Planning Appeal is under way!
Now we need your help. Between now and 23rd July 2025, the Appeal Inspector is taking comments from the public. Submitting a Letter of Support , even if you have done so before during public consultation or the Planning Application, will significantly help our case.
We have written some guidance notes and a template letter to assist, but you are very welcome to write your own. Reiterating your original points and adding further comments or resending your previous letter are all helpful.
Thankyou!
Alternatively, to submit in writing, please address letters to: PEDW, Crown Buildings, Cathays Park, Cardiff, CF103NQ
You must state your Name, Address and our Appeal Reference: CAS-04117-J5F8J3, for your comments to be accepted.
And you can still sign our petition:
Or Join us as a supporter member:
Gŵyr Community Land Trust (Gŵyr CLT) is a volunteer-led community enterprise, run by local people and embedded in the Gower and Gower fringe community, Swansea. We are committed to democratic decision making, running as a not-for-profit membership organisation owning and developing land for the benefit of the community. With a membership open to local people who share the organisation’s values and aims, we can use local contacts and gather public support to unlock sites that would not usually be available for development.
About Us
Our Goals
Genuinely Affordable
Our houses will be affordable for local people forever.
We will use a community-led approach which will be driven by local people, members and residents.
Community-Led & Community-Built
We will create zero-carbon houses which enable truly sustainable lifestyles.
Low Impact Living
We will use a cohousing design to create a strong, supportive, healthy and resilient community.
Designed For People Not Profit
We will create a new and successful model for sustainable, community-led housing in Wales.
Replicable
Live Project
Gŵyr CLT is working towards building a cohousing site of 14 households, with a common house containing shared facilities, and outdoor space for play, food production and wildlife.
The site will be pedestrianised as far as possible, with peripheral car parking, creating a safe and sociable public realm. A larger shared garden will be prioritised, with only small private gardens associated with each house.
News
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