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Council backs Bridgend sports village vision
POSTED 05 Jul 2011 . BY Pete Hayman
Bridgend County Borough Council (BCBC) has backed plans for the development of a new multi-million pound sports and leisure village on the site of a former prisoner of war camp.

A special meeting of the full council on 4 July approved the Island Farm scheme, which had already received the backing of the local authority's planning committee in late June.

The plans - comprising a 15,000-seat rugby league stadium and a 2,000-seat football venue with two additional pitches - will now go before the Welsh Assembly Government.

A 5,000-seat rugby union venue with three outdoor training pitches; an indoor 4G training pitch and sports hall; an indoor 25m pool; and tennis facilities are also proposed.

Plans for the Island Farm Sports Village are being led by HD Limited, a developer based in Bridgend. PJ Lee Architect has drawn up the designs for the complex.

 


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05 Jul 2011

Council backs Bridgend sports village vision
BY Pete Hayman

Bridgend County Borough Council (BCBC) has backed plans for the development of a new multi-million pound sports and leisure village on the site of a former prisoner of war camp.

A special meeting of the full council on 4 July approved the Island Farm scheme, which had already received the backing of the local authority's planning committee in late June.

The plans - comprising a 15,000-seat rugby league stadium and a 2,000-seat football venue with two additional pitches - will now go before the Welsh Assembly Government.

A 5,000-seat rugby union venue with three outdoor training pitches; an indoor 4G training pitch and sports hall; an indoor 25m pool; and tennis facilities are also proposed.

Plans for the Island Farm Sports Village are being led by HD Limited, a developer based in Bridgend. PJ Lee Architect has drawn up the designs for the complex.


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