A PLANNING application has been submitted for work to be done on part of a historic Haverfordwest building.
The application – as detailed in a public notice in the Western Telegraph on Wednesday, May 25 – relates to The Old Stables at Scolton Manor.
In the application, the plan is to erect free standing glass canopy to courtyard and a change of use from storage to wedding venue.
The application also considers building restoration.
The Victorian manor house is a popular wedding venue and a listed building. The venue has 60 acres of park and woodland to explore alongside the manor house itself.
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You can also explore the walled garden, which is being restored, a children’s play area, beekeeping centre and honey kitchen as well as tea rooms to enjoy a break and a bite to eat.
The planning application can be viewed in full here.
Anyone wishing to make a comment on the application should do so in writing by June 15 on the application or write to Director of Community Services (quoting reference) at the following address:
County Hall, Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, SA61 1TP.
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