We aim to:
— promote
high standards of planning, architecture and design
— promote the provision of public and community facilities
— enhance the quality of life
— secure the conservation of features of architectural and
historic interest.
Monthly meetings with speakers on matters of local and topical
interest are held throughout each year, as
well as practical projects, visits and an annual dinner. A
Newsletter is published four times a year and
circulated free to members.
Our area of interest is bounded by the River Taff to the north; the old Taff Vale Railway as far as Waungron Road to the west; Pencisely Road, Penhill and Fields Park Road. In 2020, the Llandaff Conservation Area's boundaries were set as follows by Cardiff City Council:
The Society works closely with our local councillors and the Cardiff planning department to review planning applications within the Conservation Area. See the Planning Page for responses to planning applications submitted by the Society to Cardiff Council.
Civic Excellence Award:
The Llandaff Society Civic Excellence Award is an annual prize awarded for the best example of:
- architectural or design excellence
- social and/or economic improvement
- sensitive conservation and restoration
- positive community impact
- initiative in the care of the environment of Llandaff
This year's award winners were Acorns Nursery for their meticulous refurbishment of an historic house on Fairwater Road.
