Plans approved for 750 new homes in Ely, Cardiff
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The plans include a riverside park and completion of the Ely Trail cycle path
Plans for a £100m housing development which would see up to 750 homes built on the site of an old paper mill in Cardiff have been approved.
Up to 60% of homes on the 53-acre Mill development will be affordable housing.
Funding for the scheme - where Arjo Wiggins paper mill once stood - is coming from the Welsh government and Principality Building Society.
Economy Minister Edwina Hart said the plans would have a "considerable economic impact" on the region.
- Published20 August 2012
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