Twm Owen

2 days ago | southwalesargus.co.uk | Twm Owen

Elizabeth Pengelly has asked for permission to use the “empty residential land” for tourism with camping or glamping as well as build washing facilities for those staying and upgrade a shelter currently used for the South American animals. Two shepherd huts are already on site at Parc Llettis Road, Hardwick, between Abergavenny and Raglan, while a further two would be added as well as four bell tents.

2 days ago | herald.wales | Twm Owen

A REFUSAL to allow a bungalow to be built on land behind an existing house due to road safety concerns has been upheld following an appeal. Craig Senior was refused planning permission for the bungalow which would have been built on land at the back of number 65 Main Road, Portskewett. He appealed to Welsh planning body Planning and Environment Decisions Wales which sent independent inspector Anthony Thickett to view the narrow track that was proposed as an access from Main Road to the bungalow.

2 days ago | herald.wales | Twm Owen

PLANS for ‘glamping’ accommodation in a field that is already home to a group of alpacas are set to be approved. Elizabeth Pengelly has asked for permission to use the “empty residential land” for tourism with camping or glamping as well as build washing facilities for those staying and upgrade a shelter currently used for the South American animals.

2 days ago | herald.wales | Twm Owen

COUNCILLORS will be asked to approve a patio that was built on agricultural land without the correct planning permission. The retrospective application, from Gavin Gerrish, to keep the patio and a retaining wall, and to allow the change of use from agricultural to residential curtilage for 360 square metres of land at his Ty’r Berllan home at Llangwm is going before councillors due to the number of objections received.

2 days ago | southwalesargus.co.uk | Twm Owen

Plans for a replacement club house at Chepstow Tennis Club were approved in July 2021 but while a new court and floodlights, also given planning permission at the same time, have been put in place progress on the new base has stalled. Ben Durman, of the Mathern Road club, said costs for a replacement building had risen since being approved. It now intends to use a prefabricated design as a cheaper alternative.