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Battle lines drawn up over Anglesey's planned £250m holiday park as new twist emerges
['Andrew Forgrave']
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Battle lines drawn up over Anglesey's planned £250m holiday park as new twist emergesControversy continues to surround a much-loved beauty spot that's now back on the marketView 4 Images The 'Private Beach' at Penrhos Coastal Park (Image: Debbie Lucas)An idyllic coastal haven on Anglesey is up for sale once again.
Parc Penrhos, Holyhead, has long been earmarked for a massive holiday park with up to 500 luxury lodges and cottages.
As this expires in April 2026, the Save Penrhos Coastal Park (SPCP) group is calling on Anglesey Council to reject any requests for an extension.
Subsequent renewals must be submitted within 10 years of the original planning permission.
SPCP said it not opposed to economic growth but baulks at the idea of wholesale tree felling in a nature reserve to accommodate a large holiday park.