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Call to rebuild riverside wall at historic Pembrokeshire mill and restaurant

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Bid to rebuild collapsed retaining wall at Blackpool Mill at Blackpool Bridge near Narberth
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Application To Rebuild Riverside Wall | West Wales Chronicle : News for Llanelli, Carmarthenshire, Pembrokeshire, Ceredigion, Swansea and Beyond

An application to rebuild a weather-damaged riverside wall at a historic Pembrokeshire mill and museum, now a restaurant, have been submitted to national park planners. In an application to Pembrokeshire Coast National Park planners, Bluestone Resorts Ltd seeks permission for the replacement of a collapsed riverside retaining wall at the listed Blackpool Mill, Blackpool Bridge, near Narberth. A supporting statement through agent Graham Frecknall…

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Call to rebuild riverside wall at historic Pembrokeshire mill and restaurant

Bid to rebuild collapsed retaining wall at Blackpool Mill at Blackpool Bridge near Narberth

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Application submitted to rebuild weather-damaged wall at historic Blackpool Mill

AN APPLICATION has been submitted to Pembrokeshire Coast National Park planners to rebuild a weather-damaged riverside wall at the historic Blackpool Mill, now a restaurant. Bluestone Resorts Ltd is seeking permission to replace a collapsed riverside retaining wall at the Grade II*-listed Blackpool Mill, located at Blackpool Bridge near Narberth. A supporting statement from agent Graham Frecknall Architects states: “Blackpool Mill is a Grade II*…

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pembrokeshire-herald.com broke the news in on Monday, February 3, 2025.
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