Today, with the sun shining, we marked 'World Mental Health Day', by encouraging a leisurely team walk to highlight the importance of supporting each other. The mental health and happiness of our team are always a priority and together, we’re building a workplace that values and supports one another, both personally and professionally. Liam Griffiths Dylan Green Oliver Hanney George Milburn Nancy Heffaran Phil Baxter Ffion Goodland Iwan Rowlands Iestyn Richards Bethan Evans #AsbriPlanning #MentalHealthMatters #WellBeing #TeamWork
Asbri Planning
Architecture and Planning
Planning & Development Consultants - Professionalism and practicality for all types of development
About us
Your partner in planning and development. Professionalism and practicality - that's what you can rely on from Asbri Planning. Our experienced team knows what it takes to achieve planning permission for all types of development and our style is to be open, honest and provide 'no nonsense' advice. Our staff benefit from a breadth of knowledge across development sectors and understand the different ways of promoting development, whether it be via planning applications, appeals or development plans. @AsbriPlanning Cardiff Office 02920 732652 Swansea Office 01792 480535
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- Industry
- Architecture and Planning
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Cardiff
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2007
- Specialties
- Planning Applications, Planning Appeals, Site Appraisals, Development Plans, Environmental Impact Assessments, Enforcement, Design and Access Statement, and Pre Application Consultation
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Unit 9, Oak Tree Court
Mulberry Drive
Cardiff, CF23 8RS, GB
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Suite D, 1st Floor
220 High Street
Swansea, Wales SA1 1NW, GB
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Wahey! Goes to show you shouldn't judge a book by its cover...despite appearances, these guys are geniuses! Well done #TeamAsbri Team Captain Pete Sulley for leading his band of brain-boxes to victory for a third-time. Great work George Milburn, Geraint Jones and Dylan Green. Thanks Bellway Homes and The Black Lion for a great evening in aid of Cancer Research UK (CRUK).
Yet again, the Bellway Homes Wales team and external colleagues made our latest Cancer Research UK (CRUK) Pub Quiz a fantastic evening of fun and fundraising. Total raised still to be confirmed but many thanks to everyone who took part, donated raffle prizes or bought raffle tickets. Congratulations to Asbri Planning for winning for the third time and The Black Lion Llandaff for hosting us. If any of my contacts further afield would like to donate the link is https://lnkd.in/eEqR3Y7v Andrew Villis Pete Sulley Peter Taylor Gabrielle Marshall Studio Response Emma M Price GTC Paul Hammond Claire Winterburn Victoria Hurst Tracy Stogdon Hyperoptic JLES Group Tom Wood Ben Squire Milk&sugar | Collection Cheniece Richards Miracle Design and Play Ltd Hugh James Nick Lewis Powell Dobson Architects Ltd. Bernadette Kinsella Dave Rossington Rhodri Davies Joe Willcox SOLTYS BREWSTER Simon Brewster Charlie Stockford Trustgreen Rachael Grierson-Gillespie UKPS
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Great work Dylan Green and the team. #Tourism #Planning #TeamAsbri
A much-needed boost to the tourism industry in Porthcawl and Bridgend. This planning approval for rooklandscaravanandcamping will play a vital role in driving economic growth and prosperity in Porthcawl and will help to meet the demand for holiday accommodation in the area which has been consistently high but unfortunately, it has seen a decline over the past decade. Rooklands Leisure Park will offer premier-style lodges providing superior self-catering accommodation for families and groups in a sustainable and well-landscaped natural environment. A positive result for Asbri Planning and the design team: Architect: CFW ARCHITECTS (Jeff Murray) Landscape: Tir Collective (Emma Hayes) Engineering: Michael Aubrey Transport: Acstro (Alun Rees) Ecology: Spectrum Ecology (Daniel Lock) Arboricultural: ArbTS - Trees & Planning - South Wales (Stephen Lucocq - Tree Consultant - South Wales) Noise Input: inacoustic (Neil Morgan) Thanks also to the planning officers at Bridgend County Borough Council for their input in achieving a positive decision for this development. https://lnkd.in/eKYvU7gV
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Great work Dylan Green and the rest of the team #TeamAsbri #Planning #Tourism
A much-needed boost to the tourism industry in Porthcawl and Bridgend. This planning approval for rooklandscaravanandcamping will play a vital role in driving economic growth and prosperity in Porthcawl and will help to meet the demand for holiday accommodation in the area which has been consistently high but unfortunately, it has seen a decline over the past decade. Rooklands Leisure Park will offer premier-style lodges providing superior self-catering accommodation for families and groups in a sustainable and well-landscaped natural environment. A positive result for Asbri Planning and the design team: Architect: CFW ARCHITECTS (Jeff Murray) Landscape: Tir Collective (Emma Hayes) Engineering: Michael Aubrey Transport: Acstro (Alun Rees) Ecology: Spectrum Ecology (Daniel Lock) Arboricultural: ArbTS - Trees & Planning - South Wales (Stephen Lucocq - Tree Consultant - South Wales) Noise Input: inacoustic (Neil Morgan) Thanks also to the planning officers at Bridgend County Borough Council for their input in achieving a positive decision for this development. https://lnkd.in/eKYvU7gV
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A much-needed boost to the tourism industry in Porthcawl and Bridgend. This planning approval for rooklandscaravanandcamping will play a vital role in driving economic growth and prosperity in Porthcawl and will help to meet the demand for holiday accommodation in the area which has been consistently high but unfortunately, it has seen a decline over the past decade. Rooklands Leisure Park will offer premier-style lodges providing superior self-catering accommodation for families and groups in a sustainable and well-landscaped natural environment. A positive result for Asbri Planning and the design team: Architect: CFW ARCHITECTS (Jeff Murray) Landscape: Tir Collective (Emma Hayes) Engineering: Michael Aubrey Transport: Acstro (Alun Rees) Ecology: Spectrum Ecology (Daniel Lock) Arboricultural: ArbTS - Trees & Planning - South Wales (Stephen Lucocq - Tree Consultant - South Wales) Noise Input: inacoustic (Neil Morgan) Thanks also to the planning officers at Bridgend County Borough Council for their input in achieving a positive decision for this development. https://lnkd.in/eKYvU7gV
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A great day and a unique experience for two of the #TeamAsbri gang today. We are looking forward to submitting a planning application for the re-opening of the Blaencwm end of the tunnel for Rhondda Tunnel Society - hopefully the first step in the full re-opening of the tunnel to become Europe's second longest walking and cycling tunnel. See their website for more details of this fantastic project; https://lnkd.in/du4z7apz
"What did you get up to at work today?" Well... Barrie Davies and I were lowered 300 feet (91 meters) through the access shaft of the Rhondda Tunnel at Blaencwm, pulled through a pipe (lying down on a skateboard!), and walked 2 miles (and back), approximately 1,000 feet (305 meters) below ground level, to Blaengwynfi. Not your typical day in the Asbri Planning office(!) but definitely my favourite site visit (and day) during my 9 (almost 10 years!) with Asbri! As a proud valley girl whose grandad drove steam engines for a living, today’s experience was truly unforgettable. The Rhondda Tunnel, once a crucial transport route during the coal mining era, is a remarkable piece of Welsh engineering history hidden behind several feet of concrete and coal spoil following its closure in 1968! I’m inspired by the passion and dedication of the Rhondda Tunnel Society, who are working tirelessly to restore and reopen this landmark. Their ambition is to reopen both portals and transform the tunnel into one of the longest pedestrian and cycling routes in Europe, creating a unique link between the Rhondda and Afan Valleys. This project not only preserves an incredible engineering marvel but also promotes tourism, sustainability and community. I highly recommend visiting their website to learn more about their amazing work! #RhonddaTunnel #Construction #HistoryMeetsInnovation #Engineering #Community #Wales #whataday
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I recently took the opportunity of stopping whilst driving past a scheme that we recently obtained planning permission for at Llwydcoed, Aberdare for Chris Cousins at Prestige Homes. It is now fully built out and occupied so I decided to stop and take a few photos to share, but on receipt of the below video my amateur shots certainly didn't do the scheme justice, so I'll leave you with just the video instead. I'm sure you'll agree they look amazing. It's great to see schemes like this which provide quality family homes being built out in such challenging times, especially from a local builder.
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Pleased to share that we recently received planning approval for the extension of a rural dwelling within Parc Cenedlaethol Bannau Brycheiniog. The application had a relatively complex background so it’s great to see that the proposals received such a positive outcome, which will provide a betterment to the family for years to come. A special thank you must go to: Michael Stratford – Designcell Architecture Richard Watkins and Hannah Evans – Ecological Services Ltd Heather McDowell – Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park Barrie Davies Llinos Hallett – Asbri Planning
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#TeamAsbri #Swansea, and Robert Davies in particular, are very much looking forward to this afternoon's Summer Drinks and BBQ with The Construction Club at Morgans Hotel kindly sponsored by Howden and Lloyds Banking Group David Williams 😎 🌞 🍸
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This really was a tough one, but we got there in the end. Issues included phosphates, heritage impact, archaeology, residential amenity, objecting officers and a referral to Welsh Government, but thanks to a determined client and design team, each issue was overcome resulting in the grant of planning permission. #planning #affordablehousing #extracare
After a long battle, Asbri Planning is delighted to have secured planning and conservation area consent for the construction on a new extra care facility on the former Roy Hatton Car Sales site in Brecon acting for Wales & West Housing and Hale Group Ltd. The proposed development is located in Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park and within Brecon Conservation Area and involves the redevelopment of a previously developed site comprising a former car sales and repair garage, two bungalows and part of a car park. The scheme will deliver a 100% affordable housing scheme comprising 66 extra-care apartments and a day centre along with communal facilities which include a landscaped courtyard, a winter garden, a restaurant, health and beauty suite and a craft room. The application was approved despite an officer recommendation for refusal due to a perceived impact on the conservation area. However, Members of the National Park committee considered that any impact on the Conservation Area was outweighed by the significant benefits of the project, including the delivery of affordable housing for the elderly in an area of significant need. Thanks go out to the very patient client and design team; Client - Jon Harvey, Mark Davies, Gerwyn Landrygan, Lloyd Elliott at Wales & West Housing Contractor - Emma McGinley (Jones), David Harrhy, Lee Dunsford, Rhodri Boosey, Steven Griffiths at Hale Group Ltd Architecture - Dafydd Tanner and Alun Lock at Pentan Architects Civils & Structures - Dylan Gravell, Dylan Francis & Dylan Huws CB3 Consult Ltd Ground Investigation - Terra Firma Ecology - Aislinn Harris & Richard Watkins at Ecological Services Ltd Arboriculture - Stephen Lucocq - Tree Consultant - South Wales at ArbTS - Trees & Planning - South Wales Highways - Mark Murawski and Matthew Anderson at Corun Associates Ltd M&E - Darian Jones, Ben Morgan, at McCann and Partners Ltd BREEAM - Virginia Clement & Molly McHarg McCann and Partners Ltd Fire - Alan Futcher & Jack Thomas at FIRE PROTECTION SERVICES LIMITED - Fire Sprinkler Specialists QS - Stephen Hickson MRICS at Rider Levett Bucknall RLB Acoustics - Blake Lucas & James Abbass at Acoustic Consultants Limited Heritage - Sophie Anderton at Anderton Planning and Conservation Archaeology - Richard Lewis & Rhys Morgan at Black Mountains Archaeology Ltd Planning - Dylan Green Thanks also to the Housing & Social Services Team at Powys County Council for its support. Images courtesy of Pentan Architects
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