Recent planning decisions in Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
1 week ago
Replace existing single storey extension with a two storey rear extension and co
Approved
1 week ago
Proposed change of use & subdivision of former agricultural buildings to commerc
Refused
1 week ago
Construction of hardstand area - to improve parking and turning within the field
Approved
1 week ago
Replacement of un-made ground to front of Plas y Mwswn with pebble stone paving,
Approved
2 weeks ago
Alterations & replacement of flat roof with attic trusses, with slate roofing &
Refused
2 weeks ago
Creation of gravelled parking/turning area and erecton of garden shed
Approved
2 weeks ago
Proposed demolition of rear garage & replacement rear extension with ecological
Approved
2 weeks ago
Change of use from Class A3 (Food and Drink) to Class B1 (Business)
Approved
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About this data
This page analyses 5,019 planning decisions made by Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, from June 2013 to present. Data is sourced directly from the council’s planning portal. For the full approval rate breakdown, ward-level analysis, and extension-type approval patterns, see the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park planning approval rates page.