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Due to the impact of Covid-19 (Coronavirus), the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority has closed its headquarters, visitor attractions (Carew Castle, Castell Henllys and Oriel y Parc), its car parks and sections of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path until further notice. All meetings and events are cancelled until further notice. If you have any queries please call 01646 624800 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
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|The Pembrokeshire Coast's Heritage Hotspots
|The National Park is full of archaeology. Around almost every corner you'll find some glimpse of the past, but here are a few suggestions of particular places to go.
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|1.1 Areas, locations, routes and activities
|The National Park Authority welcomes events that get people active, help people to understand and enjoy the special qualities of the National Park and contribute to the economic and social sustainability of the area.
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|1.2 Discuss proposals
|Landowners really appreciate early discussions about events and can assist organisers considerably by calling on their wealth of knowledge and experience. Event organisers need to allow sufficient time for liaison with all the interested parties. Early engagement and communication is key to any successful event. To find out who owns the land you would like to use for an event, use the National Land Registry website.
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|1.3 Timings to consider
|There are a variety of land management activities that take place on a seasonal basis that should be considered, such as calving, lambing, harvesting crops, silage or haymaking. It is always best to discuss timing of events with the land owner.
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|1.4 Consider other events
|Another element that needs to be considered is whether there are other events taking place on the same day and what the impacts of that might be for participants, spectators, landowners, other users, accommodation providers, available parking, traffic and any other related services.
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|1.5 Obtain landowner's permission
|You should always liaise with the owner of the land where your event is planned. It may not always be necessary for you to obtain every landowners permission (for example, if you are holding a walking activity along a public footpath). Listed below are some of the situations where you must gain permission from the landowner.
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|1.6 Decide whether to hold the event
|After taking into consideration appropriate areas, locations, routes and activities, discussing proposals with landowners, timings, other events and if permission is required; it's a good time to take stock of your plans and make a decision to move on to stage two or change your plans.
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|2.1 Prepare an Event Plan
|Once it has been decided that the event will take place, the planning and execution stage can begin. Many event organisers use an Event Plan which is a very useful way of confirming all concerns have been considered and all involved have a clear understanding of their role and responsibilities. The Event Plan also ensures that preparation is on schedule and completed in a timely manner. It is recommended that an Event Plan is drawn up for all events.
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|2.2 Health and Safety
|A crucial part of planning any event is the consideration of all aspects of health and safety. This includes people taking part and people who will, or could, be affected. Possible groups that should be considered during the event include participants, organisers, spectators and other visitors to area. Each event will need to be assessed by the event organiser with its particular circumstances taken into consideration.
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|2.3 Further approvals needed?
|The type, size and location of the event will influence which bodies and organisations you need to contact.
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|2.4 Notify stakeholders and promote event
|Once landowner approval has been given, promotion for the event well ahead of time helps raise the profile of the event and can encourage community support and participation.
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|2.5 Maximise benefits
|The Authority is keen to encourage people to use the National Park as a place to help them adopt a lifestyle that includes regular, moderate exercise. This can have huge benefits to an individual's health and we encourage events which appeal to everyone in society.
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|2.6 Brief participants
|Now that you have a well organised Event Plan, it is important that the participants know the information that is relevant to them in good time. It is good practice to give the participants a brief of any relevant information including codes of conduct and local specific sensitivities before and on the day of the event.
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|2.7 Brief all other relevant parties
|It is good practice to communicate your event plan with all relevant parties shortly before the event to ensure everyone a clear understanding of responsibilities, timings and possible effects of the event.
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|2.8 Hold the event
|Hold the event. Once you've held the event please be sure to follow the steps in Stage three: Restoration and review.
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|3.1 After the event
|When the last participant has crossed the finish line the work is not complete. Tidying up as soon as possible after the event is essential. Event organisers should ensure that all rubbish is cleared away, recycled where possible and that signs and any other temporary infrastructure are removed.
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|3.2 A Thank You
|It is amazing how much showing appreciation of all involved and affected can mean to people. Taking the time to thank those individuals and groups can make a big difference in the feeling of the outcomes of the event.
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|3.3 Reviewing
|It is good practice to obtain feedback from participants and all groups that could have been affected, after the restoration work is complete but soon enough so that everyone remembers the main elements of the day.
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|60 Iconic Views Gallery
|An image gallery of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park's 60 iconic views
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|60 Iconic Views Gallery
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|About Oriel y Parc
|Oriel y Parc Gallery and Visitor Centre is the gateway to St Davids, Britain's smallest city, located in the UK's only truly coastal National Park. You're in a unique award-winning 'green' building. Oriel y Parc is home to the National Park Visitor Centre, which is also a fully networked Visit Wales. We are here to help visitors make the best of their stay in Pembrokeshire.
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|About Us
|The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is a special place and needs careful management to look after it for everyone to enjoy, now and in the future. At the Park Authority we're charged with keeping the Park special.
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|Access Statement - Oriel y Parc Gallery and National Park Visitor Centre
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|Access and Rights of Way
|Access and Rights of Way in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority
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|Access for All
|There are a range of routes and destinations in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park that are suitable for wheelchairs users.
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|Access to open country
|The Countryside & Rights of Way Act 2000 introduced a new Right of Access on foot to large areas of countryside in Wales. This New Right of Access has been dubbed the "right to roam". The Act provides a right to walk on "open country" (defined as moor, mountain, down and heath) as well as on registered common land. These together are known as Access Land,
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|Castell Henllys Iron Age Village is located on a spur of land overlooking the valley of a small river. Visitors gain access to this reconstructed fort after buying their tickets in the Visitor Centre, which is located below the fort.
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|Accessibility at Oriel y Parc
|Accessibility at Oriel y Parc Gallery and Visitor Centre, St Davids.
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|Action Points
|Action Points resulting from Hearing Sessions, together with responses
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|To find out more about the activities on offer in Pembrokeshire, visit our Enjoy Pembrokeshire website. This is a map-based website which lets you choose the activities that you would like to do and leads you to the best places close to your home or accommodation.
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|Affordable Housing
|Information, maps, supplementary planning guidance for affordable housing in the National Park
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|Affordable Housing Frequently Asked Quesitons
|Frequently asked questions about affordable housing in the National Park
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|Affordable Solar Homes
|£47,000 of SDF funding helped Western Solar Ltd to design and construct this working prototype of an affordable eco-home; i.e. a three bedroomed home, constructed entirely out of welsh timber, that can generate enough solar electricity to meet all of its own energy requirements and be able to store or export any excess generated for revenue.
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|Amgueddfa Cymru-National Museum Wales Gallery
|Wriggle: The Wonderful World of Worms, which will be on display at Oriel y Parc until 28 June 2020, will offer the chance to discover the mind-blowing diversity of worms from the collections of Amgueddfa Cymru – National Museum Wales.
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|Annual Archaeology Day
|Information about the annual Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Archaeology Day
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|Annual Monitoring Report
|Annual Monitoring Reports for the Local Development Plan
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|Appeal decisions
|Appeals are usually considered by an Inspector appointed by the National Assembly for Wales - although in some cases the appeal decision will be made by a Minister.
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|Application Forms and Fees
|Planning Application Forms and Fees. Planning legislation covers a number of different forms of development for which formal approval is required.
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|Applying for a National Park Authority job
|Applying for a National Park Authority job. Applying for jobs can take time but we hope you find our process clear and worthwhile.
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|Archaeology is the study of humans in the past through the remains they leave behind. Walking into the roundhouses at Castell Henllys is like stepping back in time.
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|Committee Paper Archives
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|Artist in Residence Tower at Oriel y Parc
|Residencies at Oriel y Parc allow artists to take inspiration from the beauty of the National Park landscape and work with local groups and schools to create original pieces of art.
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|Audit and Corporate Services Review Committee
|This Committee looks at risks and performance in the following areas: •Finance •Human Resources •Information Technology •Performance Management •Communications
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|Authority Insurance
|Details of the Authority's Insurance
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|Background Paper - Settlement Capacity Study
|LDP Background Paper - Settlement Capacity Study
|Background Paper - Tests of Soundness
|LDP Background Paper - Tests of Soundness
|Background Papers
|This page contains background papers update as part of the preparation of the replacement local development plan
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|Background Papers A-F
|Background Papers A-F
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|Background Papers A-F
|LDP Background Papers A-F
|Background Papers for the Local Development Plan
|Papers containing evidence and supporting information used in the production of the Local Development Plan
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|LDP Background Papers G-L
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|Background Papers G-L
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|Background Papers M-R
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|LDP Background Papers M-R
|Background Papers S-Z
|LDP Background Papers S-Z
|Background Papers S-Z
|Background Papers S-Z
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|Barefoot Trail
|This barefoot walking trail – among the first of its kind in Wales – gives you the chance to walk in the footsteps of Celtic warriors at Castell Henllys.
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|Bats and Planning
|Bat populations have declined drastically in recent years, many of our bats are under threat and several are very rare. This decline is due to a range of factors including loss of roosting sites and foraging habitat and the fragmentation of commuting routes.
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|Beach Safety
|All beaches can be dangerous in the wrong conditions. These guidelines will help keep you informed and equipped so that you can make the most of Pembrokeshire's beautiful beaches in safety.
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|Beach Wheelchairs
|Beach wheelchairs help less able people enjoy Pembrokeshire's beaches. The National Park Authority's wheelchairs are specially designed and manufactured to be used on sandy beaches.
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|Before You Apply
|Before you carry out any work there are a number of important matters you need to consider. The following gives an outline of the matters that should be considered. Further details on any of these issues can be found by using the links below.
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|Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority Blog written by range of National Park Staff and some guests too! From wildlife to archaeology to art...
|Blue Lagoon, Abereiddi
|The Blue Lagoon is a reminder of Pembrokeshire's industrial past, being the site of a former slate quarry. The lagoon was created when the outer wall was breached just over a century ago.
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|Building Conservation
|As well as looking after our wildlife and landscape, Pembrokeshire's buildings, from fishermen's cottages to mansions and castles, need to be conserved in order to ensure that the Park's built heritage still stands for the next generation, telling the story of our history and culture.
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|Building Control
|Building Control (the need to meet the requirements of Building Regulations) and Planning (the need to meet Planning Legislation) are separate forms of legislation. For many forms of development, BOTH are required before work can commence.
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|Building Materials
|One of the principal materials in this structure is wood. From the wooden supporting timbers to the gallery steps, all of this wood has been sourced with sustainability in mind.
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|These Byelaws apply to land owned or leased by the National Park Authority - NB this is around 1% of the National Park as a whole. County Council Byelaws cover behaviour of dogs on beaches and open spaces and use of powercraft on inland waters. Events may well need licencing by the County Council if they involve certain activities e.g. music or sale of alchohol
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|Caldey Island
|Famous for its Cistercian abbey, this charming island is an easy 20-minute boat trip from Tenby. The most wooded of Pembrokeshire's islands, its sheltered village area has a cosy atmosphere and caters well for the day visitor.
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|Call for Candidate Sites
|Local Development Plan (2) Candidate Sites
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|Campaign for National Parks
|The Council for National Parks (CNP) is a national charity. It works to protect and enhance the National Parks of England and Wales, and areas that merit National Park status.
|Car Parks managed by the National Park Authority
|Information on the National Park Authority's car parks, which sites charge for parking, information on season tickets and blue badge holders
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|Carew Castle and Tidal Mill
|The magnificent Carew Castle has a history spanning 2,000 years. Set in a stunning location, overlooking a 23-acre millpond, the castle displays the development from a Norman fortification to an Elizabethan country house.
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|Carew Castle and Tidal Mill
|Carew's first castle was an earth and wood structure, which was later replaced by a stone building when the Normans first took control of South Pembrokeshire at the end of 11th century.
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|Carew Castle Opening Times and Entry Prices
|Opening hours and entry prices for Carew Castle and Tidal Mill including season tickets and family tickets.
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|Carew Castle Tour
|A Virtual Tour around Carew Castle
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|Carew Castle's History
|Learn More About Carew Castle & Tidal Mill's history including Gerald de Windsor, Princess Nest, Sir Nicholas de Carew, Sir Rhys Ap Thomas and Sir John Perrott.
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|Carew Tidal Mill
|Carew Tidal Mill is the only restored tidal Mill in Wales and one of just five in the UK.
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|Castell Henllys and beyond
|Wherever humans go, we shape our environment. The ancient people of North Pembrokeshire were no exception. The marks they made in the landscape left tantalising traces of their lives and their stories.
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|Castell Henllys app
|The free Castell Henllys app has been developed to be your guide as you explore one of Pembrokeshire's most special places.
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|Castell Henllys Iron Age Village
|Nestled deep in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, there's really no other place like it.
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|Castell Henllys Opening Times and Entry Prices
|Opening times and entrance prices for Castell Henllys Iron Age Village.
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|Cemaes Head Himalayan Balsam Eradication Project
|SDF support has helped a dedicated band of community volunteers to make massive in -roads into eradicating the invasive plant species Himalayan Balsam from a 32 acre site on Cemaes Head in North Pembrokeshire.
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|Changing Coasts
|The landscape around us is changing, sometimes slowly, sometimes quickly. Help us record these changes by taking a photo from our fixed photography post at Abereiddi and sharing it with us. We will add it to all the other shared images and create a time-lapse film to show the changes.
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|Choose your Walk
|Choose from over 200 circuit walks in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Also listed is a selection of gentle strolls, plus wheelchair and easy access walks. The search facility contains a wide range of walks which are maintained and promoted by the National Park Authority.
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|Climate Change - a Pembrokeshire perspective
|What is meant by climate change, and how any change might affect Pembrokeshire
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|Clues in the landscape
|What do us Brits like discussing more than anything else?! The weather of course! And from tropical landscapes to glaciers and ice sheets, Britain has been through it all.
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|Coast Path Accommodation
|Information on accommodation in Pembrokeshire can also be found by contacting a Tourist Information Centre in the area you wish to stay, or the Visit Wales website and/or Pembrokeshire County Council's Tourism webiste Visit Pembrokeshire.
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|Coast Path Mileage Chart
|This chart is designed for both the long-distance and casual walker using the Pembrokeshire Coast Path National Trail.
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|Coast Path Safety Code
|Take care on the Coast Path - it's rugged, natural terrain. Please follow the Coast Path Safety Code:
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|Coast to Coast 2019
|Coast to Coast 2019 is packed full of events, activities and features about the National Park! It's available online and via the Coast to Coast app on Apple and Android devices, as well as around 500 outlets across Pembrokeshire.
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|Coast to Coast 2020 Advertising
|Advertising information for Coast to Coast 2020! Great value – rates include Coast to Coast app and online page-turner version!
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|Coastal Buses - Frequently Asked Questions
|Pembrokeshire Coastal Bus Services are local bus services that travel along the coast, seven days a week during the summer, to access walks, beaches, boat trips, local villages and attractions.
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|Coastal Features
|Find out about the coastal features that are found in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
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|Coastal Habitats in the National Park
|The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park makes up approximately 20% of the Welsh coast. A coastal environment contains any habitat that is influenced by or connected to the sea. The sea influences all of the habitats within the National Park. Habitats such as rocky shores and sand dunes are affected by the tide, wind and waves. The species that live here have to be able to survive these conditions as well as the saltiness of the water.
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|Commencement Order
|LDP Commencement Order
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|Committee Papers
|Committee Papers
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|Community Council Workshops
|workshop materials for community and town councils
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|Community Panels
|Community Panels for the LDP
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|St Davids Airfield, where Halifax engines once roared, is now a special place for a rich variety of plants and animals. There are two special habitats on the airfield: traditional hay meadow and heathland.
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|Conservation and Planning Review Committee
|This was formerly the body responsible for monitoring targets that have been set for and by the Authority. It has now been disbanded and replaced by the Operational Review Committee
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|Conservation and protection in the National Park
|Introduction to Conservation and Protection in the National Park
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|Conservation Area Descriptions
|Conservation Area Description
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|Conservation Land Management
|How land management helps achieve National Park purposes.
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|Conserving the Park
|A range of practical initiatives to conserve wildlife.
|Conserving Traditional Buildings
|Conserving traditional buildings helps to maintain a strong and distinctive local character. Since the 1939-45 war, many traditional building skills have been lost.
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|The new development incorporates the existing National Park Visitor Centre, built in 1999, and provides a much larger complex containing two new landscape galleries.
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|Contact Us
|How to get in touch with us at Carew Castle & Tidal Mill. Carew Castle, Carew, Tenby, Pembrokeshire, SA70 8SL, Phone 01646 651782 E-mail: email@example.com
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|Contact Us
|Contact Us Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority, Llanion Park, Pembroke Dock, Pembrokeshire Wales, UK, SA72 6DY email@example.com Phone: 01646 624800 Fax: (01646) 689076
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|Contact us
|Contact details for Castell Henllys Iron Age Village including telephone, email, post, Facebook or TripAdvisor.
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|Contact us at Oriel Parc
|Contact details for Oriel y Parc Gallery and Visitor Centre, St Davids
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|Cookie Policy
|How and why we use cookies on our web pages
|Corporate Documents
|In order to comply with legislation, government policy and good practice, the Authority is required to produce the following corporate documents which set out standards and/or targets which it will try to meet.
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|Culture and Heritage in the National Park
|Pembrokeshire has a rich and diverse culture which has been shaped down the centuries by waves of invaders and settlers.
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|Data Protection and Freedom of Information
|Information held by the Authority will normally be available for public inspection...
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|Delivery Agreement
|consultation page for the delivery agreement
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|Deposit Plan
|Deposit Plan
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|Deposit Plan
|Deposit Plan
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|Design Features
|Oriel y Parc has been designed to use our basic natural resources of the sun, rain and native vegetation to cut down on our use of power and processed water.
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|Development Management Committee
|The Development Management Committee meets every six weeks to determine planning applications and to deal with all matters relating to the designation and administration of Conservation Areas.
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|Directions to Oriel y Parc
|How to get to Oriel y Parc Gallery and Visitor Centre in St Davids, including information for blue badge holders.
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|Discovery Days in the National Park
|Organise visits with a Ranger to explore habitats and environments, suitable for pupils of all ages. The emphasis in these sessions is on practical, hands-on learning. Learners are encouraged to explore, question and reason, before extending what they have discovered back in the classroom.
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|Discovery Room Exhibition at Oriel y Parc
|Details of the exhibition in the Discovery Room Windows at Oriel y Parc Gallery and Visitor Centre, St Davids.
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|Dogs on beaches in the National Park
|You and your dog are welcome on more than 50 of Pembrokeshire's beaches, but some have dog restricted areas or dog bans between May 1st and the end of September.
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|Dormice and Planning
|Dormice are recognisable for their bright golden colour and thick furry tails. They are nocturnal and are commonly found in woodland and hedgerows, favouring coppiced woodland with hazel. These habitats provide a varied diet throughout the year and allow the dormice to move through the trees as they seem to avoid travelling over open ground.
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|Draft Equality Objectives
|The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority is consulting on its draft Equality Objectives 2020-2024.
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|Easy Access Beaches
|Easy Access Beaches in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
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|Easy Access Viewpoints
|The following viewpoints can all be reached by car and have a parking area or layby. The locations are shown on the map below and also given as Ordnance Survey grid references.
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|Ecological resilience
|Land management for an ecologically resilient countryside.
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|Education Project Examples
|Educating children and young people about their environment, the wildlife it supports and how, through our actions, we can help to protect it is vital for a sustainable future. The SDF has therefore supported a number of innovative and exciting education projects.
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|Educational Institutions outside Pembrokeshire
|Schools, Colleges and Universities from outside Pembrokeshirecan access any of our education programs, but please get in touch with the Discovery Team to tailor sessions to your needs.
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|Enjoying the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
|The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park boasts a wealth of wonderful places to explore and enjoy. Its stunning coastline offers safe, sandy beaches ideal for families, hundreds of miles of footpaths, as well as rugged cliffs and secluded rocky coves.
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|Environmental Appraisals (SA, SEA & HRA)
|Final Sustainability Appraisal and Habitat Regulations Assessment of the Local Development plan
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|Environmental Impact Assessment
|With a limited number of applications, European legislation requires that the proposal be accompanied by a Environmental Impact Assessment.
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|Environmental, Social and Economic Appraisals
|This page contains the sustainability appraisal, habitats regulations appraisal and other appraisals of the replacement local development plan
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|Event Feedback
|Have your say on an event you've attended
|feedback, events, activities,
|Event planning checklist
|This section provides guidance for event organisers considering holding an event in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Follow the steps in the event planning checklist below to make sure that your event is a success.
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|Welcome to this year's selection of Activities and Events hosted by the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority. We have a variety of exciting activities where you can explore the National Park and appreciate its wildlife, landscape, history and culture. Our programme tries to offer something for everyone so use the search facility to find something to suit you.
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|Events at Carew Castle and Tidal Mill
|There is a packed programme of events and fun activities for all ages at Carew Castle throughout the year from Have-a-Go Archery, Falconry and Ghost Tours to Open Air Theatre, Knight School and our Christmas Craft Fayre!
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|Events at Castell Henllys Iron Age Village
|There are events for all the family throughout the season from costumed guided tours, Iron Age activities for children to craft demonstrations. See below for details, dates and times for specific events.
|activities, events, castell, henllys, workshops, storytelling,
|Events at Oriel y Parc Gallery and Visitor Centre
|There are events for all the family throughout the year. See below for details, dates and times for specific events. There are also a number of ongoing activities and events that take place at Oriel y Parc
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|Events Map
|Upcoming events on a map
|Local Development Plan 2 Examination Website
|examination, inspector, programme, officer, local, development, plan, ldp2,
|Examination Documents
|Documents and correspondence prepared and submitted in relation to the Examination
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|Examination Library Core Documents
|Documents and guidance prepared and/or referred to in relation to the LDP (including the Authority's evidence base and submission documents).
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|Exhibition in the St Davids Room at Oriel y Parc
|Details of the exhibition in the St Davids Room at Oriel y Parc Gallery and Visitor Centre, St Davids
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|Exhibitions at Oriel y Parc
|Here at Oriel y Parc a variety of exhibitions by Pembrokeshire artists and craftsmen can be seen on display throughout the Visitor Centre. There is also a Class A Landscape Gallery, exhibiting art and artefacts from the collections of Amgueddfa Cymru-National Museum Wales, often featuring the work of Graham Sutherland.
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|Facts and Figures
|Facts and Figures about the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park for the press and media.
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|Ferry Crossings and Characters
|Listen to first hand memories of ferry crossings, anecdotes about the local ferrymen and a story of a modern day commute across the river from Landshipping to Picton Point.
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|Filming in the National Park
|You can film on public land which includes public highways. However if you would like to film on private land, you need to ask the permission of the landowner.
|filming, permissions, licence, foreshore, drone, camera, crew, television, location,
|Filming with a drone (UAV) in the National Park
|The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority has released drone guidance for recreational users that seeks to limit the disturbance the aerial devices can cause to protected wildlife.
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|Films in the Park
|Pembrokeshire's panoramic views, dramatic coastline and unspoilt sandy beaches have been captured on the silver screen in films throughout the last five decades.
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|Find out what wildlife's 'hot' to spot right now!
|Pembrokeshire National Park Wildlife Calendar. Find out what wildlife's 'hot' to spot right now!
|seals, wildlife, guillemots, cormorants, gannets, dolphins, porpoises, photos, pictures,
|Fishy visitors to Pembrokeshire
|A brief look at the more unusual fish that pass the Pembrokeshire coast
|fish, sharks, basking, shark, sunfish,
|Focussed Changes
|Local Development 2 Focussed Changes
|local, development, focussed, changes,
|Frequently Asked Questions
|Here are some of the frequently asked questions we receive from people wanting to work for the National Park Authority.
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|Freshwater West
|Freshwater West is a wonderful, wild location popular with surfers, walkers, Hollywood filmmakers and wildlife lovers alike.
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|Friends of Oriel y Parc
|The role of the Friends of Oriel y Parc is to offer advocacy, raise funds and offer volunteer support.
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|Friends of Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
|The Friends of Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is an independent charity (registered charity no. 1012091) committed to help protect, conserve and enhance the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park for those who live in or visit.
|friends, volunteer, events,
|Further Information
|Further Information. The aims of Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Roles of the key organisations and contacts. Useful Websites
|roles, organisations, contactsseful, websites,
|GCSE/A-Level and Welsh Baccalaureate
|GCSE Geography Fieldwork and can be delivered at suitable sites across the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Download resources relating to the Welsh Baccalaureate.
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|Geological Conservation
|Geological Conservation in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.
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|Gerald De Windsor and Princess Nest
|Princess Nest was the daughter of Rhys ap Tewdwr, a Welsh prince and was born around 1080. After her father's death in 1093 she spent much of her youth in the court of Henry I by whom she had her first son. In 1100 she married Gerald de Windsor, an Anglo-Norman baron who was much older than Nest.
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|Getting around - Public Transport
|Pembrokeshire Bus Services - A perfect walking partner Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority sees better public transport as a key way to provide a better, greener experience for our visitors and local residents. We are a partner in Pembrokeshire Greenways, a project to develop the use of sustainable transport for recreation in the countryside and to promote walking, cycling, bus and train travel.
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|Google Trekker
|You can now view the Pembrokeshire Coast Path National Trail from your computer, mobile or tablet as the world-famous walking route has been added to Google Street View.
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|Graham Sutherland
|This twentieth century painter was so moved by Pembrokeshire that he bequeathed a body of artwork to Wales and stipulated that the paintings should be seen in the place which had inspired them.
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|Grant Application Guidelines
|Applications are open to projects that show a commitment to the principles of sustainable development and demonstrate innovation and good environmental practice.
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|The island of Grassholm, 6 miles off the Pembrokeshire coast, is the most spectacular gannetry in southern Britain, and the third largest in the northern hemisphere.
|Green Wedge Background Paper
|Green Wedge Background Paper
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|Guidance for organisers of active outdoor events
|This guidance has been written to help event organisers and landowners to plan and manage active outdoor events in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.
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|Guillemots and Razorbills
|A brief look at auks in Pembrokeshire
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|Habitat Regulations Assessment for Submission
|Habitat Regulations Assessment for Submission
|Habitats of the National Park
|The places where animals and plants live are called habitats. The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park has many habitats which support a wide variety of wildlife; both common and rare. These include beaches, seashore and coastal slopes, heathland and mountain, moor and woodland.
|habitat, adaptation, niche, estuary, inland, protection, management,
|Hardoldston Chins
|The Haroldston Chins lookout provides great panoramas across St Brides Bay and offers excellent views of the spectacular geology found on this coastline. It's also a great place to watch fulmars. These stiff-winged birds are members of the albatross family and have special nose tubes which allow them to process seawater for fluid on long flights.
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|Hearing Session 1
|Documents relating to Local Development Plan Examination Hearing Session 1
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|Hearing Session 2
|Documents relating to Local Development Plan Examination Hearing Session 2
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|Hearing Session 3
|Documents relating to Local Development Plan Examination Hearing Session 3
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|Hearing Session 4
|Documents relating to Local Development Plan Examination Hearing Session 4
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|Hearing Session 5
|Documents relating to Local Development Plan Examination Hearing Session 5
|Hearing Session 6
|Documents relating to Local Development Plan Examination Hearing Session 6
|Hearing Session 7
|Documents relating to Local Development Plan Examination Hearing Session 7
|Hearing Session 8
|Documents relating to Local Development Plan Examination Hearing Session 8
|Hearing Session 9
|Documents relating to Local Development Plan Examination Hearing Session 9
|ldp2, examination,
|Hearing Timetable
|To begin the Appellant obtains a copy of the Appeal form from the Planning Inspectorate (a link is provided on the web page)
|hearing, timetable,
|A formal timetable is set for the exchange of documents and comments relating to the appeal which all parties, the Appellant, the Planning Authority, The Inspectorate and any third parties, must follow.
|Himalayan balsam
|Himalayan balsam has become an invasive non-native species (INNS) in the UK and is most commonly found on riverbanks, waste ground, and damp areas, and can also thrive in many other habitats. Himalayan balsam tolerates low light levels and smothers other vegetation as it out-competes native plants, gradually impoverishing habitats.
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|History of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
|In this section we invite you to travel back in time and explore the rich cultural history of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.
|history, iron, tudor, victorian, princes, cultural, culture, past, archaeology,
|home, homepage, jobs,
|Housing Background Paper
|Housing Background Paper Update March 2010
|housing, backgound, evidence,
|How can I apply for funding?
|Applying for sustainable development funding from the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority
|applying, sustainable, development, funding,
|How to build a roundhouse
|The roundhouses at Castell Henllys were built using a vast range of materials including timber of many types and sizes, reed, clay, dung (daub), twine and rope.
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|How to calculate affordable housing contributions
|This page describes the affordable housing planning process and how contributions are calculated, negotiated and agreed.
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|How to find Carew Castle & Tidal Mill
|Carew Castle and Tidal Mill nestle in the upper reaches of the Daugleddau in the heart of the National Park. It's easy to find and get to by road and public transport or by bicycle if you're feeling energetic.
|carew, castle, getting, here, directions, transport, train, bicycle,
|How to get here
|Castell Henllys is tucked deep within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. You can catch a glimpse of this Iron Age hill fort, one of many that have shaped this world-class landscape, from the main road. Have a look at the map below.
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|Information and Resources
|This section is for those who want to learn more about the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and what makes it special.
|learning, about, education, habitats, wildlife, human, impacts, tourism,
|Initial Consultation Report
|Initial Consultation Report
|initial, consultation, report,
|Inland habitats in the National Park
|As the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is surrounded by the sea on three sides, its climate, even in the more inland areas, has a strong maritime influence. Inland environments are kept warmer in winter (and cooler in Summer) by the North Atlantic Drift (a warm sea current) and kept moist by the prevailing south-westerly winds off the North Atlantic Ocean.
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|Inquiry Timetable
|To Begin the Appellant obtains a copy of the Appeal form from the Planning Inspectorate (a link is provided on the web page)
|inquiry, timetable,
|Inspectors Report
|LDP2 Inspectors Report
|ldp2, inspector's, report,
|The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is a great place to hold organised events and has hosted, over many years, a wide and varied range of successful outdoor events, including Ironman Wales and the Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series.
|events, active, outdoor, organise, guidance, ironman, cliff, diving,
|Invasive non-native species (INNS)
|Invasive non-native species (INNS) can outcompete native UK species, physically change ecosystems and damage property. Some, like Giant hogweed, can be extremely harmful to human health.
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|Iron Age Pembrokeshire
|A brief look at the influence that Iron Age people had upon the area, and the signs they left in the landscape
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|Japanese knotweed
|Japanese knotweed (fallopia japonica), a member of the dock family, is a tall, vigorous ornamental plant that escaped from cultivation in the late 1800s.
|invasive, non-native, species, japanese, knotweed,
|A brief look at jellyfish and a creature that eats them
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|Joint Housing Land Availability Study
|The Authority undertakes an annual Housing Land Availability Study, which calculates the amount of land available for residential development within the National Park. A minimum 5 years supply should be maintained. The Joint Housing Land Availability Study Report provides the latest figures for the Authority.
|Key Contacts in Planning Enforcement
|This page provides the key contact information for officers responsible for planning enforcement in the National Park
|contacts, planning, enforcement,
|Land of Legends: Bedd Morris
|Enjoy the spectacular views from up on the common and decide why you think this standing stone was placed here.
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|Land of Legends: Brynberian
|The stories of how a gruesome monster terrorised the villagers of Brynberian , and how three silly giants couldn't agree with each other
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|Land of Legends: Carew Castle
|Once a home to lords and ladies, princesses and warriors, Carew is now home to ghosts stories and rare bats. Come and explore the Castle and Tidal Mill for yourself.
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|Land of Legends: Castell Henllys
|Step back in time and experience life in the Iron Age. Many myths and legends would have been told around the fire in hill forts such as this.
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|Land of Legends: Fishguard
|Now a major ferry port and gateway to Pembrokeshire, Fishguard was the site of the 'Last Invasion of Britain' more than 200 years ago.
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|Land of Legends: Manorbier
|Pembrokeshire Land of Legends: Manorbier.he coast of South Pembrokeshire is lined with sweeping sandy beaches, sheer cliffs and small, sheltered coves and bays. These little coves and bays were once very busy places – not in daylight hours with people playing on the sand and rummaging in rockpools, but under the cover of darkness
|manorbier, land, legends, myths, smugglers, pirates, jack, furze, freshwater, east, swanlake,
|Land of Legends: Milford Haven Waterway
|Listen to the story of the friendly giant who saved the creatures of the the Haven and left hsi mark on the edges of the Cleddau.
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|Land of Legends: Mill Bay
|Mill Bay, a quiet cove on the Dale Peninsula, is a site of huge historical significance.
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|Land of Legends: Nevern
|Now a tranquil village nestled within Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, Nevern's Medieval past lives on through the legends relating to the castle and the church.
|nevern, legends, stories, bleeding, castle, lord, rhys, church, brynach, saint, cross,
|Land of Legends: Newport and Carn Ingli
|Explore the bustling little town of Newport, or venture up on to Carn Ingli, sometimes called the mountain of angels, where St Brynach is said to have lived.
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|Land of Legends: Pentre Ifan
|Burial chambers, ancient woodland and stone cairns make this area of north Pembrokeshire a place of myth and mystery, where the imagination can run wild.
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|Land of Legends: Preseli Hills
|Enjoy the sense of freedom and the vast views from the heights of the Preseli Hills, which narrowly escaped becoming a permanent military training ground.
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|Land of Legends: Roch Castle
|Roch Castle, built by Norman knight Adam de Rupe, has historic royal connections. Nowadays, with its panoramic views over St Brides Bay, it is let out for holidays and retreats.
|roch, castle, adam, rupe, snake, witch, castle, logs, view, winter, fire, brides,
|Land of Legends: St Davids
|St Davids, the smallest city in Britain, and birthplace of the patron saint of Wales, has the perfect mix of history, culture, coast and countryside.
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|Land of Legends: St Dogmaels
|This peaceful little town on the banks of the river Teifi marks the northern end of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path National Trail. Located on the water, it has its fair share of fisherman's tales.
|dogmaels, story, legend, fishing, mermaid, storm,
|Land of Legends: St Govan's Chapel
|Tucked in to the cliffs on the Castlemartin Range, St Govans chapel is a great place to explore. St Govan is said to have had at least two close encounters with pirates – you can still see the evidence today.
|govan's, chapel, gawain, pirates, chapel, rocks, line, saint, miracle,
|Landscape Character Assessment
|Landscape Character Assessment LDP Background Paper
|Landscape Character Assessment SPG June 2011
|Adopted Landscape Character Assessment SPG June 2011 working Draft
|landscape, character, assessment,
|Landscape Matters
|Landscape issues. The landscape of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is extremely important and the protection and enhancement of it is a prime consideration in all aspects of our work.
|landscape, issues,
|Latest News
|Latest News
|latest, news,
|LDP Review Report
|Local Development Plan Review consultation
|review, review, report, local, development, plan,
|Learning About the Pembrokeshire Coast
|Education sessions for schools are available across the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. They are delivered at three distinct National Park Authority-run centres, as well as habitat and landscape studies delivered by our Discovery Rangers in stunning locations across the National Park. For more information about the National Park including culture, history and wildlife visit the Information and Resources section
|learning, about, theducation, school, trips, visits, gcse, a-level, primary, welsh, bacc,
|Legislation and Responsibility
|Legislation regarding INNS is covered by the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 listed on Schedule 9 subject to Section 14. It is an offence to plant or cause species listed in Schedule 9 to grow/escape in the wild. The responsibility for controlling INNS is with the landowner.
|inns, invasive, non-native, species secretariat, landowner, responsibility, legislation,
|Legislation/Regulations and Procedure Guidance
|Documents and guidance prepared and/or referred to in relation to the LDP (including the Authority's evidence base and submission documents) - Legislation/Regulations & Procedure Guidance
|local, development, plan, examination, core, documents, library, procedure, guidance, legislation,
|List of Members
|We have 18 Members on our Authority. Twelve are County Councillors who are appointed by Pembrokeshire County Council to provide local knowledge and expertise, but not to represent their own local authority constituency. The other six are appointed by Welsh Government, to represent the national interest and to provide additional specialist skills relevant to the work of the Authority.
|list, members, county, councillors, welsh, assembly, government,
|Listed buildings explained
|What makes a building so special? From roundhouses and farms to milestones and the odd telephone box, it's not just about how a building looks that can give it 'listed' status.
|listed, buildings, register, grade, grade, iirade,
|Living In
|Living in the National Park
|living, jobseacher, walker, community, group, planning, policy, conservation,
|Living in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
|What can the Park Authority do for you if you live in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park?
|transport, planning, landowners, projects, sustainable, development, walking, community,
|Living sustainably
|People living in Castell Henllys over 2,000 years ago managed the land in a way we now call 'sustainable'. Their self-sufficient lifestyle was essential to their survival.
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|Local Development Plan
|LDP Policies
|policy, pcnp,
|Local Development Plan (Replacement) Stages
|stages of replacement plan development
|plan, local, plan, local, development, plan, reivew,
|Local Development Plan 1
|The Local Development Plan, together with national planning policy, will guide decisions on planning applications.
|local, development, plan, housing, employment,
|Local Development Plan 2
|This page provides details on the local development plan review process
|local, development, plan, review, review, replacement, plan,
|Local Development Plan 2 - Consultation Report
|Local Development Plan 2 - Consultation Report
|local, development, plan, consultation, report, submission,
|Local Development Plan 2 - New and Amended Sites
|LDP 2 - New and Amended Sites
|amended, sites,
|Local Development Plan 2 - Submission
|Local Development Plan 2 - Submission
|local, development, plan, ubmission,
|Local Development Plan Candidate Site Register
|Local Development Plan Candidate Site Register
|local, development, plan, candidate, site, register,
|Local Development Plan Text
|Local Development Plan Text and Map
|local, development, plan, text,
|Local Information
|The St David's Peninsula has a wealth of places to visit and activities to do while you are here. We want you to get the most out of your stay and promote a sustainable trip.
|information, local, tourism, sustainable, celtic, buses, davids, peninsula,
|Looking After
|Picture your favourite beach or walk, or the places you go in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park to have fun or just to relax. And then imagine they weren't there any more or just weren't as special.
|looking, after, conservation, jobslanning, agriculture, sustainable, development,
|Looking Back
|Pembrokeshire is a fantastic location full of unspoilt beaches, spectacular views, rolling hills and rugged landscapes as well as boasting a rich history.
|heritage, castles, castell, henllys, carew, castle, tidal, mill, culture,
|Maintaining the Pembrokeshire Coast Path
|Pembrokeshire is unique in having such a special coastline that both a National Park and a National Trail have been created here.
|maintaining, working, wardens, rangers, maintenance, repair, vegetation, cutting, gates, stiles,
|Major Planning Applications
|Current Major Applications within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.
|major, planning, applications,
|Making a Planning Application
|The first thing you need to do, if you are unsure, is to check that you need planning permission. If the work is to your home, some minor changes can be done without needing planning permission. This is called your "permitted development rights".
|planning, application, advice, fees, pre-application, form, validation,
|Managing Resources
|Introducing the pages on the website that consider how the National Park is managing energy consumption, and the use of scare resources
|energy, renewable, energy, green, energy, sustainable, development,
|Maps and guidebooks
|External publications useful to visitors to the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, such as OS maps and guide books.
|maps, publications, books, information, walksath, leaflets, trails,
|Marloes Sands
|Marloes Sands is one of the Pembrokeshire Coast's most popular beaches boasting a combination of golden sands and the opportunity to watch a wonderful array of wildlife, from seals to sea birds.
|marloes, sands, beach, skomer, deer, skokholm,
|Matters Arising Changes
|Matters Arising Changes
|matters, arising, changes,
|Media and Communications Centre
|The Communications Centre of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority for press releases, statements, interviews and news. Email the Communications Team for any enquiries or you can reach us on 0845 345 7275
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|Meet the tribe
|Castell Henllys would have been home to a wealthy and influential family, who led a community of up to 100 people. The people would all have lived and worked closely together to produce food and materials for themselves and the chief.
|tribe, demetae, community, warrior, druid, chief, blacksmith, villagers,
|Meetings and Conferences
|Oriel y Parc is a great setting for meetings, conferences, presentations, networking events and courses. The Discovery Room is spacious and an entire glass wall allows natural light to flood in, whilst the St Davids Room is the perfect environment for a private meeting or class.
|meetings, conferences, room, hire, services, facilities, photocopying, catering,
|Member Support and Development Committee
|The purpose of the Committee is to oversee the delivery of support to, and development of, Members of the Authority.
|members, committee,
|Members' Declarations of Interest
|Declaration of personal interests for inclusion in the public register of Members' interests
|member, interests, code, conduct,
|Middleholm is a small green-topped rocky islet between Skomer and the mainland. It can be seen from the Deer Park at the end of the Marloes peninsula, across the roaring waters of the formidable Jack Sound.
|Military History
|St Davids Airfield was the last of eight built in Pembrokeshire and was operational during World War II. Unlike the other airfields, it remained in use after the war to support the Royal Navy. In the mid-1990s the Government decided it was surplus to requirements and in 1997 it was bought by the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority.
|davids, airfield, world, military, history,
|Mobility Scooters
|Mobility scooters are provided by the National Park Authority at three of its sites and centres including Carew Castle, Newport Visitor Centre and Oriel y Parc Gallery and Visitor Centre, St Davids.
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|National Park Authority
|The National Park Authority consists of all 18 Members and usually meets every other month. It is the main decision making body, and decides on the policies to be implemented by both officers and other Committees.
|committee, authority, policy, decision,
|National Park Authority and its Committees
|The National Park Authority is made up of 18 Members. The Authority, as well as its Committees, hold regular meetings to discuss and vote on various issues affecting the workings of the National Park Authority and indeed the National Park. From planning applications to the Sustainable Development Fund, all aspects of how the Authority works is overseen by Members elected by Pembrokeshire County Council and appointed by the Welsh Assembly Government.
|committees, members, development, management, performance, review, personnel, standards,
|National Park Authority INNS Policy
|Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority (PCNPA) does not have a statutory duty to control INNS in the National Park. Its involvement in the control of INNS relates to its capacity as a landowner and its maintenance of public rights of way. Please note, the National Park Authority owns only 2% of the land area of the National Park.
|inns, invasive, non-native, speciesuthority, policy,
|National Park Authority Jobs
|Find out about jobs at the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority.
|jobs, vacancies, careers, work, experience, applying, applicant, tracking, system, recruitment,
|National Park Authority Members
|The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority has 18 Members, 12 of whom are nominated by Pembrokeshire County Council, whilst the remaining 6 Members are appointed – following an interview process – by the Welsh Government.
|members, code, conduct, good, practice, committee, decisions, councillor, allowances,
|National Park Authority Rangers
|The Ranger role in a National Park Authority tends to be one of the best known and high profile posts but is one which is often not fully understood.
|rangersrecreation, delivery, management, team, warden, volunteer, voluntary,
|National Park Authority Services
|The National Park Authority is responsible for a wide range of functions in its work to conserve and enhance the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.
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|National Park leaflets
|Publications produced by the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority. These leaflets are all available to buy for a small charge.
|publications, leaflets, guides, books, reading, information, walks, path, routes, footpath, access, trail,
|National Park Management Plan 2020-2024
|View and download the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Management Plan.
|management, plan, conservation, purposes, guidance,
|National Park Ranger Areas
|Find out who is the Ranger for the different areas of the National Park.
|ranger, team, areas, north, westouth, east, daugleddau, estuary, castlemartin,
|National Parks: Supporting Economic Wellbeing
|The National Parks of Wales are living, working areas that support vibrant communities and iconic landscapes that are used to market Wales across the world. They are also special places that must be conserved for future generations. The Valuing our Environment report indicated that the National Parks of Wales support 12,000 jobs, produce a total income of £177million and generate a GDP of £205million.
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|National Policy and Guidance
|Documents and guidance prepared and/or referred to in relation to the LDP (including the Authority's evidence base and submission documents) - National Policy & Guidance
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|Naturally Connected Pilot Project
|The National Park Authority piloted the Naturally Connected project over 18 months in 2017 and 2018 with funding from the Sustainable Development Fund, in order to work with tourism businesses who owned land within the National Park.
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|Nevern, located just north of Newport on the North Pembrokeshire coast, is steeped in history, with its castle, Celtic High Cross and 'bleeding' yew tree providing a lasting reminder of the area's fascinating past.
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|Nevern Castle
|Perched high above the Nant Gamman stream with a steep-sided natural gorge to one side and views over the surrounding countryside, this site has been an important defensive location for centuries.
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|Newport from Carningli
|The busy village of Newport is seen here from nearby Carningli, a former volcano which dominates the skyline. Carningli translates to 'Mountain of Angels,' and although there are many links with the 6th Century missionary St Brynach, there is evidence of earlier settlements from the Iron and Bronze Ages.
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|NP/17/0722/OUT - Residential development of up to 14 residential dwellings (including on-site affordable provision) incorporating highways alterations to form new access road & associated development infrastructure - Land west of Narberth Road, Tenby
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|38 Affordable residential dwellings, Hotel, 32 shared ownership & open market dwellings & associated car parking, access, landscaping, drainage & engineering works.
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|Alterations to provide new access to the site, increase site area & change all existing static caravans & touring caravans/tents to lodge style static caravans, new shop & reception area, new tractor shed, staff & visitor parking area, new restaurant, minor alterations to existing road layout & detailed ecological enhancement & mitigation
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|Residential development - land off Trewarren Road, St Ishmaels
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|Outline application for 11 residential dwellings comprising of nine 4/5 bedroom full market dwellings and two affordable dwellings. Land off Nun Street, St Davids, East of Primary School.
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|18/0502 Coal Building, Saundersfoot
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|NP/18/0545/FUL - One Planet Development to include cabin (caravan), lean-to greenhouse, outbuilding, barn, polytunnel, timber-store, stall
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|NP/18/0559/FUL - 14 affordable housing units, 2 open market houses and upgrading 85 tents and tourers to 85 static caravans with associated landscaping and roads. New pumping station - Buttyland Caravan Park, Station Road, ManorbierNP/18/0559
|np/18/0559/ful, buttyland, manorbier,
|Outline application for 18 affordable houses & 40 open market dwellings & associated landscaping
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|Residential development of 38 houses (27 open market houses & 11 affordable)
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|Residential development - Lawrenny
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|NP/18/0747/FUL - 29 residential dwellings & associated landscape & infrastructure works - former Printing Factory, Knowling Mead, Tenby
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|Ocean Visitors
|A look at some of the marine creatures that visit the Pembrokeshire coast each year.
|jellyfish, sunfish, whales, dolphins, sharks, migration,
|Operational Review Committee
|This Committee looks at risks and performance in the following areas unless already covered by the Audit and Corporate Services Review Committee • Development Management • Park Direction • Park Delivery • Discovery
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|Oriel y Parc Gallery and Visitor Centre
|Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority Oriel y Parc Gallery and Visitor Centre
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|Oriel y Parc Grounds
|Oriel y Parc Grounds
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|Oriel y Parc Opening Hours
|Opening Hours for Oriel y Parc Gallery, Visitor Centre and Café.
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|Oriel y Parc's St David's Day Stone
|Enclosed within the arc of the building is a formal courtyard, in the centre of which lies the St David's Day Stone.
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|Otters and Planning
|Otters are semi aquatic, living mainly along rivers and are fairly shy, solitary animals, most active around dusk and into the night. Otter numbers were in severe decline due in part to habitat loss and as a result of poor water quality but as conservation measures have taken hold population numbers are recovering
|otters, surveys,
|Our Conservation Areas
|Our Conservation Areas in the Pembrokeshire Coast Nationaal Park.
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|Our Sites
|Castell Henllys Iron Age Village and Carew Castle and Tidal Mill are sites run by the National Park Authority to help visitors enjoy and learn about our past. They are also important havens for wildlife.
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|Our Standards
|Our Standards at the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority
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|Outdoor safety advice
|In the event of bad weather conditions, please check tide times before visiting beaches, take special care if using the Coast Path and try to choose more sheltered routes.
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|Parking at Oriel y Parc
|Car parking charges at Oriel y Parc Gallery and Visitor Centre St Davids.
|charges, seasons, times, oriel, davids, electric, hybrid, charging,
|Parking Standards SPG
|Parking SPG for developments
|PCNPA LDP Documents
|Documents and guidance prepared and/or referred to in relation to the LDP (including the Authority's evidence base and submission documents) - PCNPA LDP Docs
|local, development, plan, examination, core, documents, library,
|Pembrokeshire Coast Family John Muir Award
|We're producing a new activity pack for families that will have everything you need to do the Pembrokeshire Coast Family John Muir Award. The pack will be available very soon – watch this space!
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|Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Trust
|OUR NEW WEBSITE WILL BE LAUNCHING VERY SOON! Thank you for showing an interest in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Trust. We are currently in the final stages of setting up our website, please visit again soon to find out more about who we are and you can help make a difference.
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|Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Youth Rangers
|Become a Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Youth Ranger and be a part of a dynamic team of young people playing a vital role in a huge range of conservation projects around Pembrokeshire, learning and developing skills, meeting like-minded people and having loads of outdoor fun.
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|Pembrokeshire Coast Path National Trail
|The Pembrokeshire Coast Path is a spectacular 186 mile (299 km) long National Trail covering some of the most varied coastal scenery in Britain, stretching from St Dogmaels in the north to Amroth in the south.
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|Pembrokeshire during the age of Princes
|A brief description of Pembrokeshire between 1100 and 1485, from the arrival of the Normans to the end of the War of the Roses that is generally known as the Medieval period
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|Pembrokeshire English
|Pembrokeshire English. While new settlers colonised South Pembrokeshire, plying their trades, setting up towns and villages and enclosing fields, the native Welsh remained in the north, beyond a 'frontier', labelled the 'Landsker Line' in the early 20th century.
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|Pembrokeshire Grazing Network
|An initiative supporting conservation grazing in the National Park.
|grazing, network, habitats, conservation,
|Pembrokeshire Local Access Forum
|The Pembrokeshire Local Access Forum is a statutory body, established jointly by Pembrokeshire County Council and the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority in 2002, following legislation and regulations introduced in the Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000.
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|Pembrokeshire Mencap Stackpole Gardens
|SDF money has helped towards the design and construction costs of a new sustainable building at Stackpole Walled Gardens. The new building encompasses a much needed shop, office, community space, tea room and kitchen. Seasonal produce from the garden is sold in the shop which also provides life skills experience associated with meeting members of the public who buy the produce grown.
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|Pembrokeshire Outdoor Schools (PODS)
|Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is a partner in Pembrokeshire Outdoor Schools (PODS). The aim of a Pembrokeshire Outdoor School is to encourage children to become fully engaged with, and confident in their local environment.
|outdoor, schools, pods,
|Pembrokeshire Place Names
|Know Your Place Names in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. The place names across the National Park broadly divide into Welsh names and Anglo-Norman English names.
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|Pembrokeshire Saints
|Pembrokeshire is blessed with a number of early saints such as St Davids, St Teilo, St Justinian, St Ishmael St Brynach and St Caradog and along with them come many colourful myths and legends…
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|Pembrokeshire Walking Groups Directory
|Do you organise walks for people in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park? If so, the National Park Authority wants to include you in a new online directory of local walking groups.
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|Pembrokeshire Wildfire Group
|Fires have potentially devastating impacts on our countryside, harming our economy, ecology, environment, heritage and rural communities. Yet the damage can be minimised.
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|Pembrokeshire Wildlife
|Meet some of the plants, animals, birds and marine creatures that call Pembrokeshire home
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|Pembrokeshire: Land of Legends
|Discover some of the legendary tales that have links with Pembrokeshire. They tell of huge capstones lifted into place by fairies, enormous boulders hurled down the mountainside by giants; of a fearsome lake monster and a bleeding yew tree.
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|Pembrokeshire's Beaches
|Pembrokeshire is home to Britain's only truly coastal National Park and contains a wide variety of beaches. We have more Blue Flag and Green Coast beaches than any other county in the country
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|Pembrokeshire's Islands
|Pembrokeshire's offshore islands are a highlight of any visit to the National Park. Each one has its own special character and unique landscape, where wildlife flourishes and time stands still.
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|Pembrokeshire's Timeline
|Find out how Pembrokeshire has changed from the Palaeolithic times to the present day.
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|Permitted Development
|Some building works of a minor nature can be carried out without the need to obtain planning permission - this is called "permitted development". The rules governing "permitted development" can change from time to time and it is always advisable to seek advice before carrying out any changes.
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|Personnel Committee
|We employ approximately 150 staff and we strive to ensure that the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority is a good place in which to work. All policies relating to employment, terms and conditions, health and well-being are determined by the Personnel Committee.
|personnel, committee, meetings,
|Personnel Policy Documents
|Links to policy documents such as the Management Behaviour Framework, Secure Handling of DBS data and Recruitment of People with a Criminal Record
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|Photo Gallery
|Gallery of photos from around the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Find inspiration for your next adventure here!
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|Pilgrims Café at Oriel y Parc
|Pilgrims Café is open from 9.00am to 4.00pm seven days a week during winter and 9:00am to 5:00pm during the summer. Food is served until 3pm and a selection of coffee, tea and cakes are served thereafter. For further information please contact Stacy or Sarah on 01437 723290 or email: email@example.com
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|Places to visit in the National Park
|Pembrokeshire Coast National Park boasts a wealth of wonderful places to explore and enjoy.
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|Places to visit on the St Davids Peninsula
|Places to visit on the St Davids Peninsula. St Davids Head Out of the city boundaries at St Davids Head you can experience a rich variety of wildlife habitats on the cliffs and surrounding waters. Look out for choughs and skylarks on the grassy slopes and gannets and porpoise out to sea. Visit the Iron Age Fort on St David's Head or explore the Neolithic burial chamber, Coetan Arthur.
|davids, headath, ramsey, island, whitesands, carn, llidi,
|Plan your visit to the Pembrokeshire Coast
|Information provision is found through out Pembrokeshire, both incorporated in libraries and through stand alone tourist information centres. They are well spread around the county providing visitor information and services through publications, displays and knowledgable staff.
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|Planning services in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
|planning, development, housing,
|Planning Advice
|Planning Advice and Applications for the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
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|Planning and Ecology
|Planning and Ecology - information on what is required when submitting a planning applicaiton
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|Planning Appeals
|Appeals must be made within six months of the date of the decision with the exception of advertisement appeals that must be made within one month of the decision.
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|Planning Application Forms and Guidance Notes
|You can make your application online through the Planning Portal or by post using the relevant application forms. For ease of access these are displayed by following the relevant links to the left side of this page.
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|Planning Enforcement in the National Park
|An overview of the Planning Enforcement Section of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority including details of the purpose of enforcement and how we investigate complaints
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|Planning FAQs
|Planning FAQs for the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
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|Planning myths and planning facts
|Below we've dispelled a number of commonly held planning myths. These myths are off the mark and so we have paired them with the actual planning facts…
|planning, myths, planning, facts,
|Planning obligations
|Section 106 Agreements and Planning Obligations
|planning, obligations,
|Planning Policy
|Planning Policy documents and advice for the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
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|Planning Policy FAQs
|Frequently Asked questions about planning policy
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|Planning Services
|Many people who telephone or visit the National Park offices wish to make general, as well as specific, enquiries of the planning section.
|service, standards, planning, services,
|Planning Your Walk
|This page gives an overview for those considering walking the whole Coast Path, to plan walks in specific stretches or to look at route planning in more detail look at the National Trail site
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|Much like its neighbour the Blue Lagoon, the pretty fishing village of Porthgain was once buzzing with heavy industry and was a busy port exporting stone for house and road building until the early 1930s.
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|Pre-Application Advice
|If you intend to carry out a development and are unsure as to whether you need planning permission, always ask the planning staff before you start the work.
|preapplication, advice, application,
|Preferred Strategy
|Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Preferred Strategy (Replacement Local Development Plan) Consultation
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|Preferred Strategy Site Submissions
|Local Development Plan 2 Preferred Strategy Site Submissions
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|Privacy Statement
|This privacy notice is to let you know how Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority will look after your personal information.
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|The National Park Authority administers Sustainable Development Fund grants in Pembrokeshire. To read summary details of the projects supported by the fund, choose a project title from the list below.
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|Protected Sites
|Special Areas of Conservation (SAC) and Special Protected Areas (SPA) have been designated in Pembrokeshire under the EC Habitats Directive and the Birds Directive respectively as sites that will make a significant contribution to conserving habitat and species identified as most in need of conservation throughout Europe
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|Protected Species
|A surprising number of unique species can be found in Pembrokeshire. Species commonly affected by planning applications in Pembrokeshire include
|species, bats, otters, dormouse,
|Protected Species
|Within Europe, natural habitats are continuing to deteriorate and an increasing number of wild species are seriously threatened. Much of this is as a result of development and agricultural intensification. For information on minerals and waste have a look at the:
|protected, species,
|Public Consultations
|The National Park Authority we often ask for your views on the work we do to help keep your Park special for everyone to enjoy.
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|Public Inquiry
|Any appeal can be heard at a full Public Inquiry.
|public, inquiry,
|Public Rights of Way
|Public rights of way include public footpath, bridleways and byways. They provide the best way to explore the coast and countryside of the National Park.
|public, rights, public, footpaths, bridlewaysath, signage,
|Puffins on Skomer Island
|A brief look at puffins on Skomer Island
|puffin, skomer, island, seabird, burrows,
|Ramsey Island
|Facing the St Davids peninsula across the rushing waters of Ramsey Sound, this is a scenically spectacular island and probably Pembrokeshire's best site for watching grey seals and porpoises.
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|Ramsey Power Project
|SDF funds helped the RSPB to install renewable energy technologies on its Ramsey Island Reserve.
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|Really Wild Food and Countryside Festival 2020
|The Really Wild Food & Countryside Festival will be held at Oriel y Parc Gallery and Visitor Centre in St Davids on Saturday 30 May 2020.
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|Recent History
|Hugh Foster bought the site in the 1970s and invited archaeologist Harold Mytum to excavate the hill fort. Once the roundhouses had been excavated they were rebuilt using Iron Age materials, which improved our understanding of how the roundhouses were constructed.
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|Recreation and Tourism Review Committee
|This was formerly the body responsible for monitoring targets that have been set for and by the Authority. It has now been disbanded and replaced by the Operational Review Committee
|recreation, tourism, review, performance, risks,
|Recreation Management
|Recreation Management in the National Park
|recreation, management, recreation,
|Regional and Local Documents
|Documents and guidance prepared and/or referred to in relation to the LDP (including the Authority's evidence base and submission documents) - Regional and Local Docs
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|Regional Minerals Planning
|Regional Minerals Planning
|regional, minerals, planning,
|Regional Waste Plans
|Regional Waste Plans
|regional, waste, plans,
|Renewable Energy
|To reduce our dependence on non-renewable energy sources and our carbon dioxide emissions, the new building relies upon three renewable energy sources to fulfil its energy requirements. These are all related to the power of the sun.
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|Renewable Energy Assessment
|Renewable Energy Assessment Background Paper
|renewable, energy, background, evidence,
|Renewable Energy Assessment Report
|Renewable Energy Assessment Report
|renewable, energy, background, evidence,
|Renewable Energy Assessment Workshop
|Details of a Renewable Energy Assessment Workshop held in September 2008
|renewable, energy, background, evidence,
|Renewable Energy Supplementary Planning Guidance
|Supplementary Planning Guidance for Renewable Energy in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
|renewable, energy, wind, turbines, solar,
|Reporting a Breach of Planning Control
|If you are aware of unauthorised works being undertaken or that works are proceeding not in accordance with approved plans or conditions please let us know.
|breach, planning, control, planning, enforcement,
|Retro railway posters and postcards
|Our award-winning posters and postcards were initially created to celebrate the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park's 60th anniversary in 2012. You can bring the vintage-inspired designs into your home with six posters available to collect
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|Rhododendron ponticum
|Rhododendron ponticum is an evergreen, ornamental plant introduced to the UK by the Victorians in the late 18th Century. It became especially popular on country estates, providing ornamental value as well as cover for game birds. It is native through Asia into China, and also occurs in Spain, Portugal and Turkey.
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|Rights of Way Improvement Plan
|The Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000 places a duty on each highway authority to publish a Rights of Way Improvement Plan (ROWIP) for their area. The ROWIP is the prime means by which local authorities identify, prioritise and plan for improvements to their local rights of way network. The Plan aims to guide the strategic development of the public rights of way network with improvements to meet the current and future needs of walkers, cyclists, horse riders and disabled people
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|Rivers and Estuaries in the National Park
|Pembrokeshire has a wonderful variety of rivers, from the mighty Western Cleddau and Eastern Cleddau, to the tiniest streams, bubbling across the slopes of the Preseli Hills.
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|Roles of the key organisations and contacts
|Roles of the key organisations and contacts. Active outdoor event guidance.
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|School Groups
|Carew welcomes school groups throughout the year introducing children to the tastes, smells and sights of life in a Castle.
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|School visits
|Every year – for more than 20 years – around 6,000 children have visited Castell Henllys to see, smell and touch life in an Iron Age village through role play and activities.
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|School visits to Carew Castle and Tidal Mill
|Carew Castle and Tidal Mill's rich history spans over 2,000 years and tells of knights of the realm, kingmakers, Elizabethan intrigue and Civil War devastation. The programme on offer is varied and covers a range of heritage education activities, exploring the history of the Castle and its inhabitants. Most of the sessions focus on the Tudor period of history and provide a living history experience.
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|School Visits to Castell Henllys Iron Age Village
|The Castell Henllys school programme on offer is varied and covers a range of heritage education activities which explore the Iron Age hill fort and its surrounds. Living history is very much a part of the Castell Henllys experience. Most of the sessions focus on the Iron Age period of history.
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|Science in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
|In this section you can explore and learn about the variety of habitats and wildlife to be found in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.
|habitats, interdependence, organisms, wildlife, protect, food, chain, environments,
|Scrutiny Committee
|This Committee provides a more formal and robust framework to enable the Authority to better scrutinise aspects of its work.
|scrutiny, committee,
|SDF Case Studies
|Have a look at these SDF case studies to find out more about how SDF funding really works in practice with local organisations committed to bringing sustainability to the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.
|case, study, funding,
|Sea Level Rise - A Pembrokeshire Perspective
|What is meant by sea level rise, how it could happen, and how it will affect Pembrokeshire
|level, rise, level, glaciers, polar, tourism, estuaries, tides,
|Search the National Park website.
|Search current and past applications
|Search current and archived planning applications in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park area.
|search, current, archived, planning, applications, comment, representations, view, plans, documents,
|Search Registered Planning Applications
|Searchable list of planning applications submitted to the National Park
|planning, applications, search, registered,
|Search the Listed Building Register
|Search the Listed Building Register - you can see all the listed buildings in a Community Council area, view photographs, and find out why a building has been listed.
|listed, building, historic, register, community, council,
|Search Walks
|Search Walks
|search, walks, walking, easy, short, wheelchair, stroll,
|Seascape Character Assessment
|consultation document seascape
|seascape, character, assessment,
|Seasonal Seabirds
|A look at the variety of birdlife that travels to Pembrokeshire each year
|seabirds, colony, nesting, breeding, puffin, gannet, manx, shearwater, razorbill, guillemot,
|Seasonal Wildlife
|Introduction to the many living things that visit Pembrokeshire each year
|wildlife, visitors, seasonal, summer, winter,
|Shop and Eat at Carew Castle
|The bright and modern Carew Castle Shop features a range of products inspired by the Medieval and Tudor history of the Castle as well as its picturesque setting in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. You will also find the best of locally produced food as well as gifts and crafts produced in Pembrokeshire and from across Wales.
|carew, castleest, tearoom, cafe, food, drink, facilities, refreshments, toilets, gifts, picnic,
|Sir John Perrot
|Sir John was born at Haroldston, Pembrokeshire in 1530, allegedly the illegitimate son of Henry VIII by Mary Berkely, wife of Sir Thomas Perrot. Sir John remained a court favourite during the reigns of Henry VIII and Edward VI but spent much of Queen Mary's reign abroad.
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|Sir Rhys ap Thomas
|Sir Rhys was born in 1449. Upon his father's death he inherited the wealth of the Dinefwr estates and he bought Carew Castle from Sir Nicholas De Carew's grandson Edmund in 1480.
|carew, castle, nicholas, carew, rhys, thomas, henry, tudor, bosworth, richard,
|Site Criteria Background Paper
|Assessment of candidate development sites for the Local Development Plan
|candidate, development, sites, assessment, background, evidence,
|Site Map
|Pages listed A to Z, find pages with similar keywords
|Site Reports Directory
|Links to site reports for candidate sites for the LDP
|Skokholm means "wooded island" in Norse, but nowadays the only signs of woodland are indicator species like lesser celandine & bluebells. The vegetation is wind-pruned and trimmed by rabbits, but inedible plants like thrift, sea campion and golden rod provide carpets of colour in spring and early summer.
|Skomer is the largest of the Pembrokeshire islands, a national nature reserve of international importance for its seabirds. It's also a good place to see seals, and in spring and early summer has some of the best wildflower displays in western Britain.
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|Sponsor a Gate Scheme
|If you enjoy walking in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and would like to support the hard work that goes into maintaining this world-class landscape, you can now help by donating to our 'Sponsor a Gate' scheme.
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|St Davids Airfield
|A former military air base that is a far more peaceful place today, with skylarks in spring and a heath and wetland of national importance
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|St Davids Cathedral
|St Davids Cathedral is one of the jewels in Pembrokeshire's crown, attracting hundreds of thousands of people every year.
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|St Davids Peninsula Accommodation
|The St Davids area offers a great variety of quality visitor accommodation. There is something to suit everyone and whether you are looking for Bed and Breakfast, Hotel, Campsite or Hostel you will find them here.
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|St Margaret's Island
|Adjoining Caldey is St Margaret's Island. A medieval chapel of that name once stood on the island but was converted in Victorian times into housing for the men who quarried the island's limestone. The island is now uninhabited and is a small but important nature reserve.
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|Stage one - Research and consultation
|This section of the guidance provides further information for event organisers on each stage in the event planning checklist.
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|Stage three - Restoration and review
|After the event, A Thank You, Reviewing
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|Stage two – Planning and Execution
|Prepare an Event Plan, Health and Safety, Insurance, Notify stakeholders and promote event, Support the local economy
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|Stitch in Time
|Information on the Stitch in Time project, which aims to tackle invasive non-native species (INNS) in the Gwaun Valley
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|Stories from the River
|Listen to stories of how the Cleddau rivers have helped shape the Pembrokeshire Landscape and the lives of people who lived nearby.
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|Stories from the River - An Inspirational Place
|The Cleddau Rivers are often referred to as the 'secret waterway' – away from the rugged and sometimes busy coast, they are an oasis of peace and tranquillity, a chance to restore the soul. The ever changing light and the moving water provide inspiration for artists, not just for the wider landscape views, but for the small features such as the rocks, tree roots and patterns on the foreshore.
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|Stories from the River - Childhood
|Listen to young friends talk about the role the river plays in their lives – the fun, games, freedom and adventure it affords them.
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|Stories from the River - Industry
|The river was once the main highway in Pembrokeshire, and it is largely due to this that industry flourished. Hear stories of coal mining and tragedy, enterprising fisherwomen, and boatbuilding.
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|Stories from the River - Language
|Listen to some of the local dialect from the Carew and Cresselly areas, and hear some of the peculiar place names that you might find on a marine chart, but not on any other map.
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|Stories from the River - Tragedies
|Where there is water, there will inevitably be tragedy. Hear the sad stories of fisher people, and the mining disaster in Landshipping. The mining tragedy brought women miners and rural depopulation in to the spotlight.
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|Stories from the River - War
|Hear about life in Lawrenny during the Second World War.
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|Stories from the River - Wildlife
|The Cleddau Rivers are a haven for wildlife, especially during the winter months. Wildfowl and waders migrate here for the milder climate, and you might be lucky enough to see huge black clouds of starling murmurations at dusk. If you're very very lucky, you may even catch sight of an otter! Or you can simply lose yourself in the sounds of the river.
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|Stranded or distressed wildlife
|Unfortunately strandings, for whatever reason, are quite common on the Pembrokeshire Coast. Over the years, we've seen stranded pilot whales, porpoises, beaked whales and during the months of August through to November, seal pups in distress.
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|Supplementary Planning Guidance
|Supplementary guidance linking the policies for the National Park and planning applications.
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|Supplementary Planning Guidance - Consultations
|Current consultations on Supplementary Planning Guidance (SPG) to support the Local Development Plan.
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|Supplementary Planning Guidance (LDP2)
|Supplementary Planning Guidance (LDP2)
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|Sustainability Appraisal Scoping Report
|Consultation page for the SA Scoping report
|Sustainability in the National Park
|In this section you can find out how the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority tackles the issues of sustainability, climate change and sea level rise.
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|Sustainable Design Guidance
|Guidance for Sustainable Design in the National Parks of Wales
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|Sustainable Development Fund
|Sustainable Development Funding at the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Supports projects that provide social, environmental, economic and cultural benefits, to improve the quality of life for communities in the National Park.
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|Sustainable Development Fund Committee
|The Sustainable Development Fund was established by the National Assembly for Wales in 2000 to develop innovative sustainable projects that help improve the quality of life for current and future generations.
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|Sustainable foraging guidelines
|For your own safety - be sure that you know that what you are picking is safe to eat! Get permission. Avoid doing damage
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|Sustainable foraging Q&A
|Foraging for wild grown produce is becoming increasingly more popular and areas where wild plants can grow undisturbed are fewer than ever. It's important to strike a balance between our enjoyment of foraging and ensuring that the wild plants and places we call 'nature's larder' are still here for generations to come, for people and for the wildlife that depend on them.
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|Sustainable Tourism in the National park
|Sustainable Tourism in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
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|Take the Coast Path Challenge
|Walk the entire Pembrokeshire Coast Path National Trail at your own pace and in your own time, and you can claim a free certificate.
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|Tell us about your event
|To notify the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority about your event please contact the National Park Delivery Team.
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|The seaside town of Tenby is one of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park's best known locations. Tenby is renowned for the golden sands that surround the town, however the beautiful beaches only tell one part of the story.
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|The aims of Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
|National Park Authorities have two statutory purposes, set out in the Environment Act 1995: •to conserve and enhance the natural beauty, wildlife and cultural heritage of the National Park to promote opportunities for public enjoyment and understanding of the special qualities of the National Park; and a statutory duty: to foster the economic and social well-being of communities living within the National Park.
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|The Application Process
|As the Planning Authority within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park area, we handle approximately 650 applications every year.
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|The Building
|Oriel y Parc is an amazing and innovative building which sits discreetly in the landscape. Beneath its elegant façade, state of the art green technologies work hard to provide a comfortable and sustainable environment. This building is a living, breathing entity which contributes to the landscape in a positive way both aesthetically and functionally.
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|The Countryside Code
|The Countryside Code - Respect, Protect, Enjoy. Be Safe - plan ahead and follow any signs. Even when going out locally, it's best to get the latest information about where and when you can go (for example, your rights to go onto some areas of open land may be restricted while work is carried out, for safety reasons or during breeding seasons). Follow advice and local signs, and be prepared for the unexpected.
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|The Ghosts of Carew Castle
|There are thought to be several ghosts haunting Carew; a Celtic warrior is said to haunt the battlements and the ghost of a kitchen boy may be responsible for the clanking sounds of pots and pans heard coming from the kitchen.
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|The Manx Shearwater
|A brief look at shearwaters on Skomer
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|The National Park Authority
|The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority was designated in 1952 following the implementation of the National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act 1949.
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|The National Park Family
|There are 15 National Parks in the UK, Ten in England, three in Wales and two in Scotland.
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|The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park's Geography
|Come and explore the stunning geography of the Pembrokeshire Coast, which after all is the reason for Pembrokeshire being designated as a National Park.
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|The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park's Geology
|When you think about the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park you may conjure up images of beautiful beaches, panoramic views from the Coast Path and quaint fishing villages complete with cosy local pubs. You won't necessarily be thinking about what the cliffs are made of or what's beneath your feet. However, believe it or not, the very stones that make up the foundations of the Park are in fact one of the main reasons we were designated as a National Park in the first place.
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|The Pembrokeshire Coast's Geological Landscape
|The Pembrokeshire Coast's geological landscape.
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|TPO146 - Provisional
|TPO146 - Provisional
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|Travel back in time
|Castell Henllys is the only Iron Age village in Britain reconstructed on the exact site where our Celtic ancestors lived 2,000 years ago.
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|Tree Diseases
|Since 2009 two serious tree diseases of larch and ash have been affecting sites in the UK and beyond. Whilst larch has economic consequences for timber growers, ash is a significant native tree and there is a real risk that it could disappear from the countryside as happened in the 1970s with Dutch elm disease.
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|Tree Preservation Orders
|Tree Preservation Orders TPO
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|Trees, Hedges and Planning
|Trees are an integral feature of the landscape of the National Park and require particular attention when considering a planning application, as well as general tree and hedge management. An application for a development with a design that integrates existing trees and hedges will be viewed more favourably than one that does not consider existing trees and hedges at all.
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|Trigger List
|The following trigger list has been produced by the Bat Conservation Trust (BCT) in conjunction with the Association of Local Government Ecologist (ALGE) and lists common development situations where bats are likely to be found.
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|Tudor Pembrokeshire
|A brief description of Pembrokeshire from 1885 to 1603
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|Tycanol is a 170-acre woodland site in North Pembrokeshire which is of huge importance to scientists and an inspiration to artists and visitors.
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|Useful Websites
|Useful Websites for those planning an active outdoor event.
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|Visiting Carew Castle & Tidal Mill
|What you can see at Carew Castle & Tidal Mill
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|Visitor Centre and Gift Shop
|The National Park Visitor Centre is here to help visitors make the best of their stay in Pembrokeshire. A bed booking service is available to save you the hassle of driving or calling around local accommodation providers. The gift shop at Oriel y Parc includes a wide variety of products.
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|Visitor Centre, Café & Shop
|The Visitor Centre at Castell Henllys was redeveloped in 2014 and 2015 to incorporate a café, shop and interactive exhibitions.
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|Volcanic History of the Pembrokeshire Coast
|Volcanic History of Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.
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|Voluntary Wardens
|The National Park Authority receives invaluable support from a group of around 70 National Park Authority Voluntary Wardens, who regularly provide support for activities and events, as well as taking part in a programme of practical tasks.
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|Volunteer with the National Park Authority
|The National Park Authority is keen to encourage people to get involved in the conservation of the park and the management of footpaths and bridleways.
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|Volunteering at Oriel y Parc
|If you have some spare time and would like to join our team of volunteers, please do get in touch. We have a variety of different jobs that our volunteer team help with
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|Wading Bird Species
|A brief look at autumn waders in South Pembrokeshire
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|Wales Spatial Plan
|The Wales Spatial Plan is a 20 year plan for the sustainable development of Wales.
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|Walkability Project
|The Walkability Project is set up to support people of all abilities who live in Pembrokeshire, to enjoy the spectacular countryside & coast around them.
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|Walking in the Park
|With over 950 km of public footpaths, and bridleways, walking is an ideal way to discover the spectacular scenery, abundant wildlife and fascinating history of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. What more excuses do you need to get out there and explore?! Have a look at the Coast Path picture gallery below to find out what you're missing by staying at home!
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|Walking your dog in the countryside
|When walking your dog in the countryside of the National Park, you will often be passing through privately owned farmland and wildlife habitats. All we ask is that you and your dog are responsible visitors:
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|Walks for All
|The walks highlighted on the map below vary in difficulty and are ideal for families with young children or pushchairs, less able bodied people, and anyone that just wants a leisurely stroll
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|Website Accessibility
|Website Accessibility
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|Welcome to the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
|The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park boasts some of the most spectacular scenery and diverse wildlife in Britain including internationally important nature reserves, geology and archaeology. One of the National Park Authority's duties is to conserve and enhance the natural features of the landscape, as well as the cultural heritage of the Park.
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|Welsh National Parks Education Pack
|A bilingual education pack has been produced by the Brecon Beacons, Snowdonia and Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authorities.
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|Whales and Dolphins
|A brief look at the marine mammals that visit the Pembrokeshire coast
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|What is Archaeology?
|Archaeology is the study of people in the past, through the remains they leave behind. These remains can be almost anything – from burials and weapons to bits of broken pot, stone tools or Second World War defences.
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|What is Planning Enforcement?
|What is planning enforcement? Planning enforcement investigates whether breaches of planning control have taken place and, where breaches are found, takes action to resolve them in the most appropriate way.
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|What's here?
|Castell Henllys Iron Age Village is set within thirty acres of beautiful woodland and river meadows in the heart of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.
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|Wheelchair Paths
|The National Park Authority has improved and adapted a number of country paths so that they are suitable for access by wheelchairs. A number of wheelchair routes are contained in the Walks for All guide, however, you can also choose a suitable walk by using our search facility and select the Wheelchair Walks category.
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|Who We Work With: Our National Partners
|The UK's 15 National Parks work with national partners through National Parks Partnerships. Our partners provide vital support to the National Parks family and help us to increase the understanding, enjoyment and valuing of our special landscapes.
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|A brief look at winter visitors to Bosherston
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|Explore the amazing wildlife that makes its home on the Pembrokeshire Coast - not forgetting the exciting array of seasonal wildlifewhich also loves to visit Pembrokeshire year after year.
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|Wildlife at Carew Castle & Tidal Mill
|Famous for its role in history, Carew Castle is less well known - but just as important - for its wildlife. The Castle, grassland, Millpond and Mill Lane were designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) in recognition of this fact in 1995.
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|Wildlife at Castell Henllys
|The National Park Authority works hard to maintain the wildlife habitats on the Castell Henllys site.
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|Wildlife Health Check
|What condition is the National Park's wildlife in?
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|Winter Bird Visitors
|A look at the birds that choose to spend the winter in Pembrokeshire
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|Winter Visitors from Eastern Europe
|A brief look at the smaller birds that visit Pembrokeshire
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|Woodland Management
|Woodland management for conservation and timber.
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|Working for the National Park Authority
|Pembrokeshire and the National Park are great places to live and work, and deciding to work with us could be one of the most fulfilling and exciting decisions you make.
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|Wriggle: The Wonderful World of Worms!
|Oriel y Parc Gallery and Visitor Centre is owned and run by the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority and is the home of Amgueddfa Cymru-National Museum Wales in Pembrokeshire. Pupils can experience themed workshops that run alongside exhibitions featuring artwork from the collections of AC-NMW and Graham Sutherland.
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|Wriggle: The Wonderful World of Worms!
|Discover the mind-blowing diversity of worms from the collections of Amgueddfa Cymru – National Museum Wales. Learn how important the humble worm is for our soils and environment.
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|Written Representation
|This is the quickest and easiest form of appeal
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|Written Timetable
|To begin the Appellant obtains a copy of the Appeal form from the Planning Inspectorate (a link is provided on the web page)
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|Your National Park Area Ranger
|Invite the National Park Ranger for your area into school to help your pupils learn about the National Park.
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