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Symonds Yat Sex Education caravan park seeks extended season

29.04.2026 07:35 1 min 1 source РУС
Monmouthshire Beacon ENG

The owner of Symonds Yat Caravan Park, featured in Netflix's Sex Education, has applied to extend its operating season to 11 months per year. The site, formerly known as Sterrett’s Caravan Park, has 82 static caravans, 8 touring pitches, and an additional touring area. The application proposes shifting from 10 to 11 months of operation, from February 7 to January 7, covering the Christmas and New Year period. Comments on application P260480/F can be submitted via Herefordshire Council's planning portal until May 22.

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