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Pembroke Shopfront Application Refused in Town Centre Conservation Area

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A retrospective application for a replacement shopfront at 12 Main Street in Pembroke was submitted by Mr Baksi and Mr Alabtah, through agent Hayston Developments & Planning Ltd. The Pembrokeshire County Council refused the plans to keep the shopfront design without planning permission, despite the business arguing it would add vitality to the town centre. This application followed an enforcement notice from the council’s planning department.

From westerntelegraph.co.uk

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The refusal impacts commercial property use within a conservation area in Pembroke. The Pembrokeshire County Council's decision affects the ability of businesses to make alterations to their storefronts, which is a key aspect of local retail investment.

From westerntelegraph.co.uk

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