(search extract)
… in Llandough and Leckwith from the Land Authority for Wales …
Source
South Wales Echo, 11 September 1990 (British Newspaper Archive search-result text). Legal Wiki EV-0270.
1990
8 key events, newest first.
South Glamorgan County Council with Land Authority for Wales with The woodland north of the house
· Record entry
Seven woods in Llandough and Leckwith, from the Land Authority for Wales
Reservoir Wood (Llandough), Coed Sion Hywel, Coed Cwm Cydfin, Coed Creigiaidd, Coed y Stofer, Factory Wood and West Hill Wood: the seven woods the South Wales Echo reported passing to the county council from the Land Authority for Wales; 127 acres by the report of 7 November 1994.
Source
South Wales Echo, 11 September 1990, p.9; 7 November 1994, p.11 (snippets; articles not opened). Legal Wiki EV-0270.
South Wales Echo with Land Authority for Wales with The woodland north of the house
· Archive extract
(search extract)
… The woodland was sold to the LAW by BP Pension Fund which owned it until 1988 …
Source
South Wales Echo, 26 June 1990 (British Newspaper Archive search-result text). Legal Wiki EV-0270.
William (Billy) Buckler
The Williams / Buckler family announces the passing of William (Billy) Buckler, formerly of Great House Farm, Llandough.
Source
Probate calendar 1991: “BUCKLER, William Beverley … of [Penarth] S Glam died 29 April 1990”, administration Llandaff 11 July 1991 (a probable match; EV-0274). South Wales Echo, 2 June 1990, p.2 (EV-0290).
Vale of Glamorgan Council
· Public statement
Outline permission 89/01396/OUT, 13 March 1990, condition:
“no development shall take place until a field evaluation survey and archaeological assessment report has been carried out by a qualified archaeologist to the satisfaction of the Local Planning Authority.”
Llandough Community Council
· Public statement
Reported by the South Wales Echo, 23 February 1990:
No objection has been made by Llandough Community Council but they [… want?] the land registered as village green
South Wales Echo with Llandough Community Council with Church View Close and the green (VG41)
· Archive extract
(front page)
… company chiefs are bidding [to] build homes on land where battling South Wales farmer Billy Buckler fought unsuccessfully to stop bailiffs evicting him … Great House Farm Llandough … a legal wrangle stretching back 33 years …
Source
South Wales Echo, 23 February 1990, p.1 (British Newspaper Archive search-result text). Legal Wiki EV-0273.
The council “wanted the land registered” as a village green
South Wales Echo, 23 February 1990, p.1: the community council “wanted the land registered” as a village green. The ground south-east of the farmhouse is registered as VG41.
Source
South Wales Echo, 23 February 1990, p.1 (snippet only). Legal Wiki EV-0273; register of town or village greens (EV-0232).