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Trecco Bay caravan owner reports faults and broken repair promises

02.06.2026 04:00 1 min 1 source
South Wales Argus ENG
Trecco Bay caravan owner reports faults and broken repair promises
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Emma Corten from Pontypool bought a second-hand caravan from Trecco Bay Holiday Park for £44,000 about two years ago. The seller agreed to fix minor faults within weeks, but Corten says the work was not done and more serious issues emerged, including windows that won't open, leaks under the caravan, damaged locks and mirrors. After she complained, the park offered to buy back the caravan for £9,000–£10,000, a fraction of the purchase price. Corten, who has multiple health conditions, says the dispute has harmed her wellbeing and she has instructed a solicitor. The park says repairs have been completed and a goodwill gesture was offered.

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Trecco Bay caravan owner reports faults and broken repair promises

02.06.2026 South Wales Argus ENG

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