Cornelly Community Green Masterplan

1. Bridgend Cornelly Green Masterplan

Land Studio is commissioned by Bridgend County Borough Council to develop a Green Masterplan for the Cornelly Community Council area (This includes Kenfig as well). The goal of the Greenspace Masterplan is to enhance the quality, quantity, amenities and function of the study area now and in the future. Greenspace in this instance refers to parks, trails, schools and higher education, community centres, employment centres, riverfront lands, open spaces and connector streets. It also includes the verges and other small and awkward spaces that are available for added greenspace interventions such as parklets and / or wildlife benefit. Embedded within this masterplan is a desire to connect people to their greenspaces and their community in an effort to inspire them to want to protect these spaces from the effects of climate change and biodiversity collapse.  The plan will also identify areas that are important to the local heritage and folklore of Cornelly, and areas that might be vulnerable to development.


Connectivity is a key to facilitating the plan, both in terms of active travel/recreation routes and ecological networks. Recognising how greenspaces can be best used for biodiversity enhancement and net gain. Part of the strategy will acknowledge the potential in underutilised spaces, brownfields and vacant sites. 

 

1. What Postcode do you live in?

 

2. What is your favourite outdoor place to visit in your area, and why? (This might be a park, nature reserve or scenic spot)

 

3. Can you share any local folklore or stories about a place in Cornelly or Kenfig, either the place mentioned above or another?

 

4. Are there any open or green spaces near you that you think are at risk of being developed into housing, commercial or industrial use? Please answer this question for places that would upset you if development were to occur, and give reasons why, for example, because you always walk your dog there.

 

5. What does the term 'climate change' mean to you?

 

6. How important do you feel it is to combat the effects of climate change?

 

7. What does the term biodiversity mean to you?

 

8. How important is it to you, to combat the effects of biodiversity decline (Species of animals declining in numbers)?

 

9. Is there anything else you'd like to tell us about your thoughts on green spaces in Cornelly and Kenfig, or about environmental issues such as Climate change and biodiversity decline?

 

10. What improvements would you like to see in your local green spaces? (Choose any that apply)