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Pembrokeshire caravan park seeks clarity on 1988 decision

08.05.2026 05:00 1 min 1 source РУС
Western Telegraph ENG
Pembrokeshire caravan park seeks clarity on 1988 decision
Original source: Western Telegraph

Keith Stevens of Tudor Glen Caravan Park has applied to Pembrokeshire Coast National Park for a certificate of lawfulness regarding a 1988 planning permission. The applicant argues the original consent does not specify touring caravans only, as no removal condition was imposed, and thus allows any caravan type. A decision is pending.

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Pembrokeshire caravan park seeks clarity on 1988 decision

08.05.2026 Western Telegraph ENG Original source

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