Radyr and Morganstown Community Council, along with our excellent County Councillor, Rod McKerlich, have been working with Cardiff Council to develop a number of ideas with regard to road safety and highway improvements across our community. Indeed, Cllr McKerlich has been working hard on many of these ideas for many years with considerable success.
This work has resulted in the proposals to build three new zebra crossings along our main road; the closure of Golf Club Lane to traffic; proposals to install a section of pavement on Windsor Road - and, of course, Cardiff Council has recently consulted on its proposal to introduce a 20mph speed limit throughout Radyr and Morganstown (apart from Parc Radur, which will be included in a separate scheme, in due course). We have also discussed, with Cardiff, possible improvements to the Station Road area. To this end, we have agreed to present Cardiff with ideas which could improve road safety at this location, whilst also improving Station Road's role as one of our community hubs. In doing so, we are mindful of the fact that changes to the area would depend on Cardiff Council having funds available to undertake the work. Those funds could come from Plasdwr Section 106 money, or from other sources - but nothing can be guaranteed at this stage. Even so, we see our role as presenting Cardiff Council with a vision for Station Road. It will be for Cardiff to decide whether or not to implement it. We have today, therefore, invited residents and businesses located on, or near, Station Road, Windsor Crescent, King's Road and King's Avenue to respond to a number of ideas developed by the Community Council. These relate mainly to those roads - as well as the approach to Radyr Station. The proposals deal with parking, possible one-way systems, the use of Station Road by the community - and pedestrian safety near Radyr Station. Our initial survey has been sent only to residents and businesses directly affected by the proposal. Depending on the outcome of the initial survey (which closes at the end of February), we will then consider arranging a wider survey for Radyr and Morganstown residents. NB: If you live on any of the relevant streets, but haven't received a letter from us, please contact our office. As always, we will keep you posted. Update (3 March): the survey is now closed.
15 Comments
Lorraine Griffiths
10/2/2020 03:55:45 pm
Make it one way
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Pauline Young
24/2/2020 02:15:33 pm
We have lived on Station Road for 40 years- we live in lower Station road almost opposite Cwrt Brynteg. Station Road should be made one way but there should be a pedestrian crossing just before Windsor Crescent to stop cars speeding down to the station and to offer safe crossing to children and the elderly. Personally we would welcome a ‘sleeping policeman’ just at the junction of Kings Ave and our bit of the road- getting out of our cul de sac is often dangerous as lorries and cars pick up speed to the station. We would ,however firmly oppose the closure of Station Road at any time for several reasons:
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Huw Jones
26/2/2020 09:03:30 am
Thank you for your comments, Pauline. Lots of very useful ideas there - which we will consider carefully as we take this work forward. I'm sorry that the map was ridiculous! But I hope it got people thinking! Best wishes. Huw
Giselle Warren
10/2/2020 04:16:34 pm
Station Road should be one way, with all traffic flowing towards the station.
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Rob Morris
10/2/2020 04:22:41 pm
Station road should be made one way to all traffic
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A Burnell
10/2/2020 05:40:48 pm
Definitely make Station Rd one way, stop traffic parking on Windsor crescent illegally - the cars park right to the junction with Station Rd making it difficult to see. Improve the bottom of kings road to make it safer for turning out of.
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Justin
10/2/2020 05:56:04 pm
I believe station road should be a one way system along with a wider path leading down to the Train station to reduce the risk of an accident as pedestrians have to move to the road to allow anyone walking towards them to pass.
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Rachel
10/2/2020 08:32:50 pm
Pedestrianise it all put in pods or stalls
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Alan Williams
29/3/2020 04:52:14 pm
I have suggested pedestrianisation before but making the Park in Windsor Rd a Car park, this could be extended across the end of Windsor Rd making Windsor Rd a dead end. The Park as is could then be moved to the Monument Area with one of the 2 legs of Kings Rd utilised to extend the Grassed area around the Monument.
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A OBrien
12/2/2020 09:48:42 pm
One way could work, but I will say that making it one way will cause trouble on the junction of kings avenue and kings road. This is a really nasty junction.
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A. Thomas
19/2/2020 05:00:24 pm
Station road should be made one way to all traffic Safer for pedestrians in crossing the road.
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Liz Nicholas
29/2/2020 05:42:22 pm
It is great that the Community Council has started to ‘consult’ and recognise that the traffic issues in and around Station Road need to be looked at. However, they really should have consulted more widely before producing the document that was only sent to those areas they felt to be directly affected.
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Alison
9/3/2020 11:09:39 pm
I responded previously , but my comments have not been included here.
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Alan Williams
24/6/2020 09:41:46 am
Station Road should have no Vehicle access to Station all Station access should be via Kings Road
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