Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water’s vision for Lisvane and Llanishen reservoirs is to create a hub for recreation, health and wellbeing, reconnecting people with water and the environment. With a huge residential population on the doorstep, excellent public transport links to Cardiff city centre and beyond; providing access and recreational opportunities at Lisvane and Llanishen offers an unparalleled opportunity to generate social benefit. A full planning application was submitted by Asbri Planning to Cardiff Council for the development of a a three-storey visitor centre including cafe/restaurant, boat workshop and associated works including access, landscaping, footpaths, and recreational facilities.

Asbri Planning were instructed by Swansea City Association Football Club to submit a planning application for the extension of the Liberty Stadium supported by an Environmental Impact Assessment.

Full planning application for the change of use from Sui Generis cinema to mixed use Class A1 and Class A3 at the Tivoli Building in Mumbles as well as the construction of two Class A3 units on adjacent land and the change of use from Class A1 (unrestricted) to Class A1 (restricted to a non-food retail) use at 512 Mumbles Road.

Demolition of existing ancillary buildings and the construction of 25 cabins, campsite area and ancillary work at Former Beddgelert Campsite.