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Man allowed to keep caravan home on private land in Wales after 30 years

17.06.2026 04:05 1 min 1 source
North Wales Live ENG
Man allowed to keep caravan home on private land in Wales after 30 years
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Clive Hetherington has been granted retrospective planning permission to live in a caravan on private land in Cosheston, Pembrokeshire, where he has resided since 1996 without formal approval. Landowner Wendy Campbell submitted the application through Preseli Planning Ltd to recognize the caravan as a permanent dwelling. The decision was praised by North Wales Live readers as 'common sense,' though some raised concerns about council tax arrears.

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Man allowed to keep caravan home on private land in Wales after 30 years

17.06.2026 North Wales Live ENG Original source

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