P-06-1394 Intervene in the development of the Penrhos Coastal Park into a holiday resort in Anglesey

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This petition was submitted by Madison Lorraine, having collected 11,992 signatures.

Text of Petition:

History eventually repeats itself, in 1957 Welsh MPs fought against the erasure of Tryweryn and yet, the plan to turn the Welsh village into a water resource for Liverpool went ahead.

Today, Land & Lakes aim to build a new holiday park over the Coast that houses endangered species and was granted planning permission by the council. Despite long efforts by organisations and members of the community to prevent the development, the council has not revoked permission.

Additional information:

Penrhos Coastal park is a historic site in Wales, with parts of the forestry dating back to the 18th century and is home to a diverse species of flora and fauna.

The Coastal Park is a Site of Special Scientific Interest. The woodland houses badgers, foxes, newts, and red squirrels. In recent years, the native red squirrel has been in a state of rapid decline in the UK - habitat loss has aided in the decline. This is due to development plans destroying and separating the natural woodlands in this case, forcing the endangered species to a previous waste ground to which, we cannot guarantee the safety of these species.

Our land was promised to be protected back in 2021, it's now time to enact that promise. Welsh land and history is unique therefore, why are we allowing the destruction of the foundations of Wales?

Sources:
- North Wales Chronicle. (2022). Anglesey nature reserve set to be ‘relocated’ to toxic waste dump to make way for holiday park.
- www.penrhosholyisland.co.uk.

Status 

This petition was considered completed by the Petitions Committee at its meeting on 03/02/2025. 

Full details of the consideration of this petition by the Committee and related documents can be seen on the Meetings tab above. 

It was first considered by the Petitions Committee on 29/01/2024. 

Senedd Constituency and Region

·     Neath

·     South Wales West

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