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Volume Eleven - Pre-Victorian to the Present Day - some more aspects - A House of Character - The Red House Inn . . .

Cardiff council officers recommended the development should go ahead, but councillors rejected their advice and turned down the application.

Once the appeal finishes, the planning inspectorate will give its decision within five to seven weeks time. Their decision will decide the building's fate, unless the developers choose to appeal to the High Court in the event the decision goes against them. They want to build 27 flats and four town houses on the site.' - BBC NewsChannel [961] 9th November 2004.

The Red House Inn was demolished in 2005 and with it an important part of the social history and heritage of the Penarth Dock and Ely Tidal Harbour. If only . . . !

pre-2004 - The Red House ; the first and last house on the Ely River, now in the middle of nowhere!
   
1991 -  The " Red House, " Ferry Road, Cardiff - A lovely postcard view from happier times!

 

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