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Farm barn attraction approved

Summary by Nation.Cymru

Bruce Sinclair – Local democracy reporter A Pembrokeshire farm barn attraction, which gained a 3,500-strong petition of support after a previous refusal, has been approved after an agreement was reached on improving access. Late in 2023, Stuart Williams of Home Farm, Leweston, near Camrose, was refused retrospective permission by planning officers to retain the Willhome […]

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westerntelegraph.co.uk

Pembrokeshire farm tourist attraction can stay open after backlash from locals

Pembrokeshire farm barn attraction gained a 3,500-strong petition of support after a previous refusal

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pembrokeshire-herald.com

Pembrokeshire farm park wins planning battle after public outcry

A PEMBROKESHIRE farm attraction that previously faced closure has now secured planning permission to continue operating, following strong public support. In late 2023, Stuart Williams of Home Farm, Leweston, near Camrose, was denied retrospective permission by planning officers to retain the Willhome Farm Barn farm park and its associated buildings, which were constructed in June 2022. The attraction had become a key resource for local schools a…

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