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Caravan park approvals in Wiltshire and Anglesey, refusal in Norfolk

24.04.2026 05:00 2 min 5 sources РУС
Swindon Advertiser ENG + 4 more
Caravan park approvals in Wiltshire and Anglesey, refusal in Norfolk
Original source: Wisbech Standard

In Brief

A 19-home retirement caravan park near MOD Lyneham was approved, a 20-pitch tourist site on Anglesey got the go-ahead, while a barn conversion for caravan sales in West Norfolk was refused over road safety.

Approvals and refusal

In north Wiltshire, a park of 19 mobile homes for older people has been approved next to the Ministry of Defence site at Lyneham. The 1.6-acre site will also include a village shop and café. Sales will be age-restricted. Originally 50 homes were planned, but the number was reduced after consultations. The parish council and 65 residents objected.

On Anglesey (Wales), a 20-pitch tourist caravan site has been approved in Valley, near the A55. The applicant expects 10–13 jobs at an average occupancy of 60% and spending of £50 per person per day.

In West Norfolk, a bid to change the use of a barn at Poplar Farm in Walton Highway for caravan and campervan repair and sales was refused. A road safety report said the narrow Harps Hall Road with no passing places would be harmful to road safety.

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