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Councillor Sterry asked: Following up on QAAT to the cabinet member dated Nov 2nd 2023. It's been reported that the site where the Mary Dunn was situated has now been sold Can you confirm the following · The amount received from the sale of the land. · Where the proceeds have been allocated. · Whether any of those funds are earmarked for reinvestment in the Lliswerry ward or local community projects. Councillor R Howells responded: The Mary Dunn site has not been sold. The former centre was demolished some time ago and this is vacant land.
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