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Bungalows development likely to be turned down
Carmarthen Journal
|July 09, 2025
A FRESH scheme for four affordable homes on the edge of Cardigan - to all be occupied by members of the same family - is expected to be turned down next week, after a previous “bonkers” scheme was refused last year.
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Sisters Celyn, Sara and Carys Jukes, in an application to Ceredigion Council planners that was recommended for refusal at the July 9 development management committee, are seeking permission for four affordable discounted for sale dwellings, this time bungalows, at Drws Y Coed, Cae Morgan Road, with a fourth home for other sister Mandy Jones. Three of the sisters currently live at Drws Y Coed with their parents.
This story is from the July 09, 2025 edition of Carmarthen Journal.
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