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Coffee Bar Approval Granted By Council
Plans to change a former hairdressing salon in Pembrokeshire’s only city to a family-friendly coffee bar have been approved by the national park. In an application to Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, Gerallt Nash sought permission for a change of use of 26 High Street, St Davids from a hairdressing salon to a family friendly coffee bar and children’s playroom. The first floor, formerly used as accommodation of a tenant, would be used as an off…
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Coffee Bar Approval Granted By Council
Plans to change a former hairdressing salon in Pembrokeshire’s only city to a family-friendly coffee bar have been approved by the national park. In an application to Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, Gerallt Nash sought permission for a change of use of 26 High Street, St Davids from a hairdressing salon to a family friendly coffee bar and children’s playroom. The first floor, formerly used as accommodation of a tenant, would be used as an off…
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