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Caravan park's bid to add static holiday homes refused

04.05.2026 15:31 1 min 1 source
Nation.Cymru ENG
Caravan park's bid to add static holiday homes refused
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Park Farm Holiday Park in Manorbier, Wales, applied for a Lawful Development Certificate to replace touring caravans with static units without a formal planning application. Pembrokeshire Coast National Park refused, stating the change would represent a material change of use requiring specific planning permission.

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Caravan park's bid to add static holiday homes refused

04.05.2026 Nation.Cymru ENG

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