Glamping Site Approved
9 October 2026
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Council planners have approved a north Pembrokeshire glamping venture, which includes geodesic domes and yurts, but it may not be able to be occupied until
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Council planners have approved a north Pembrokeshire glamping venture, which includes geodesic domes and yurts, but it may not be able to be occupied until
Pembrokeshire councillors have backed plans to buy seven more ‘council houses’ at a seaside village site where the authority bought 21 last year. At its
Senior councillors have backed plans to scrap Pembrokeshire’s waste and recycling centre booking system and replace it with numberplate recognition. At its October 5 meeting,
Young people completing their Duke of Edinburgh’s Award through Caerphilly County Borough Council dedicated 4,485 hours to volunteering between April 2025 and March 2026. Their
County planners have approved a south Pembrokeshire caravan site’s bid to keep its seasonal pitches. In an application to Pembrokeshire County Council, Mr and Mrs
A call to allow an outdoor lodge at a Pembrokeshire seaside village, which has been operating as an Airbnb without planning permission for years, to
A call to expand a “high quality” eco-friendly holiday complex with extra “bespoke” accommodation has been submitted to county planners. In an application to Pembrokeshire
Plans to expand a Pembrokeshire engineering firm and demolish a workshop for “health and safety reasons” have been approved. Rhyal Engineering Ltd, represented by Carl
Plans for a sign at a Pembrokeshire seaside hotel have been approved, but a separate cliff-face advert has angered the local conservation society. Martin Phillips,
Plans to turn part of a listed Georgian dockyard building in Pembrokeshire into a Border Force store for seized contraband and firearms have been approved.
