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- Concerns over Vyrnwy estate sell-off
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RESIDENTS of Llanwddyn gathered this week to raise their concerns about the sale of the Lake Vyrnwy Estate.
Approximately 70 people attended a public meeting at Llanwddyn Community Centre to discuss Severn Trent Water’s £11 million sale of the 23,000 acre estate.
Unfortunately representatives from Severn Trent and Knight Frank, the property consultants, did not attend the meeting to answer questions raised, despite both parties being invited.
County Councillor Simon Baynes, who chaired the meeting, said: “We have gathered the thoughts of the people and listened to their concerns, and now we (himself and Llanwddyn Community Council) will do our best to get some answers before our next meeting on Tuesday, August 31.
I am very disappointed that no-one from Severn Trent or Knight Frank attended the meeting, but I will invite them again to the next one in the hope they will come and deliver some important answers. ''
The land around Lake Vyrnwy is being split up into four lots, which are being sold on a 125-year lease.
The land being sold includes farms, nature reserves and people’s homes.
The largest parcel of land includes 12,000 acres farmed jointly with the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB).
Lewis James, from the RSPB, warned people not to expect a quick sale: “We understand that Severn Trent has to go through a consultation process, led by the Countryside Council for Wales (CCW) and approved by the First Minister Carwyn Jones.
"This could take three months to complete at the least.”
He added: “From an RSPB point of view we are very committed to this area and we don’t think it is right that the estate is dispensed of on the open market, we think it needs to be taken control of by someone who will take into account the thoughts of everyone and everything.”
He also confirmed that the RSPB would be interested in purchasing the estate but cannot afford it.
Mike Duggleby, a former manager of the estate between 1979 and 1996, said: “We would like 10 per cent back from the £11 million and I think it should be one of the fundamental duties that there is a substantial investment to the area.”
The house of postmistress Audrey Jones is one of those up for sale with the estate.
She said there was only one topic of conversation in the village at the moment.
She said: “Nobody knows what’s happening, do they? I had a meeting with them.
“I was just told that it wouldn’t make any odds to me because I rent my house and I’m not on a short lease.”
Gwyndaf Richards, clerk to the community council, said: “There’s an element of anxiety, obviously.
“Most of the people in this community are affected by how Severn Trent is managed because they are the only owners in this area.
“There are quite a number of people who rent farms here and rent residential properties and they wonder about the level of rent the new owners will require.”
Neil Bale, of the Lake Vyrnwy Marketing Association, asked how a buyer will be chosen - would it be the highest bidder or the best buyer.
A spokesperson from an online campaign that has been launched with the aim of a million people buying £10 shares of the estate to ensure public access was also present at the meeting.
The next public meeting about the future of the estate will be held at Llanwddyn Community Council on Tuesday, August 12. Another meeting will be held on September 27.
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The above should give you some ideas as what to as a letter Campaign to Severn Trent, Knight Frank and Carwyn Jones at WAG. Plus of course politicians and Councillors, not least all media forms. That should keep you busy and out of trouble for now?
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