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Bid for hundreds of new caravan pitches at holiday park site

07.08.2026 05:23 1 min 1 source РУС
East Anglian Daily Times ENG
Bid for hundreds of new caravan pitches at holiday park site
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More than 300 new caravan pitches are planned at Pontins Pakefield Holiday Village in Lowestoft, which currently houses workers building Sizewell C nuclear power station. The site would be developed in two phases: 160 pitches initially, then 180 more. After the 10-year construction period, the land would revert to tourism use. East Suffolk's planning committee north will consider the application on August 11.

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07.08.2026 East Anglian Daily Times ENG Original source

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