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Wales housing: More self-builds call after Aberdaron homes approved

“Our young people have no hope – they’re moving away, and we’re losing our communities,” Mr Williams added.

“We’re seeing declining numbers in our schools… what could be better than, in this case, five local families settling down, with their children attending the local school and the community thriving?

“There’s nothing wrong with rental homes, but they’re not for everyone, are they? For most people, the goal is to eventually own their own home, but unfortunately, those opportunities are increasingly rare.”

The council said a “lack of detailed information” was initially submitted with the application, but after reassessment, the recommendation was changed to approve it.

“As a council, we are committed to ensuring that the people of Gwynedd have access to suitable and affordable housing in their communities.

“There are planning policies in place that ensure an appropriate mix of housing in suitable locations within the Gwynedd planning authority area.”

The council said it hoped to provide more self-build plots in the coming years.


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