Plans to develop the seafront in Porthcawl have once again come under scrutiny this week, as both residents and business owners fear parking may become impossible when a new 900 home development is constructed in the area.
The proposals for Porthcawl, which include more than 900 houses and facilities for businesses and visitors, are planned for land that currently encompasses the amusement park, Griffin Park, and Sandy Bay area. However, for Porthcawl town councillor, Brian Jones, he fears that there are already a number of issues with parking at the seaside town, which could be further exacerbated when more houses are built.
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