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Plans to redevelop Pembrokeshire holiday park refused

06.05.2026 06:00 1 min 1 source
Western Telegraph ENG
Plans to redevelop Pembrokeshire holiday park refused
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Pembrokeshire Coast National Park has refused an application to redevelop Broad Haven Holiday Park. The proposal included relocating a boat storage area, vehicle shed, and play area, along with rewilding adjoining fields. The refusal was based on the site being on undeveloped land in a flood zone, lack of biodiversity impact data, and harm to the landscape character of the national park.

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Plans to redevelop Pembrokeshire holiday park refused

06.05.2026 Western Telegraph ENG

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