Alley gating

In certain locations closing off alley ways and other minor highways commonly known as "alley gating" can be a useful way of preventing anti social behaviour and reducing crime. This involves erecting lockable gates at the end of the alley way to prevent or restrict access. Alley gating can assist in reducing levels of crime and anti-social behaviour and helps to reassure the community.

New alley gating proposals

There are no proposed gating schemes at present.

Completed alley gating schemes

Locations where alley gating has been approved are:

Lane to the rear of 37-73 Chartist Way, Blackwood

Lane to the rear of 37-73 Chartist Way, Blackwood – Notice of Making a Gating Order (PDF 11kb)

Lane to the rear of 37-73 Chartist Way, Blackwood– Gating Order (PDF 332kb)

Lane to the rear of Islwyn Terrace Pontllanfraith

Lane to the rear of Islwyn Terrace – Notice of Gating Order (PDF 13kb)

Lane to the rear of Islwyn Terrace – Gating Order and Map (PDF 615kb)

Mussellwhite Court

Mussellwhite Court – Notice of Gating Order (PDF 14kb)

Mussellwhite Court – Gating Order (PDF 14kb)

Mussellwhite Court – Map of Proposed Gating Order (PDF 503kb)

Islwyn Terrace

Islwyn Terrace – Notice of Gating Order (PDF 14kb)

Islwyn Terrace – Gating Order (PDF 13kb)

Islwyn Terrace – Map of Proposed Gating Order (PDF 593kb)

Llanfabon Drive

Llanfabon Drive – Notice of Gating Order (PDF 2.5mb)

Llanfabon Drive – Gating Order (PDF 2.7mb)