Anglesey Campsite Plan Supports Business Shift from Fossil Fuels
An application has been submitted to create a 20-pitch seasonal touring caravan site as part of a business strategy in Anglesey to diversify and reduce reliance on fossil fuel sales.
Planning Details
Anglesey County Council planners will review a proposal for changing the use of agricultural land at Bryn Hyfryd Farm, located in Valley. The plan includes:
- Development of a 20-pitch touring caravan site
- Construction of an amenity building
- New vehicular access and associated infrastructure
Site Description
The site is open farmland adjacent to Bryn Hyfryd coal depot and yard near Holyhead. It lies west of Valley and is part of a larger field surrounding Looms Bros Coal yard, covering around 800 square meters.
Access Information
The proposed access point will be from an existing unclassified road linking to the A55 and Valley village. The new vehicular entrance will come from a minor lane connecting Valley and Llanfair-yn-Neubwll.
Project Background
The application was made by Carol Williams, with Berllan Properties Ltd acting as the agent. The development aims to create a seasonal touring site on farmland, supporting the business’s goal “to move away from fossil fuel” sales.
"To move away from fossil fuel sales."
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Summary: This project exemplifies a local business’s effort in Anglesey to transition from fossil fuels by developing a seasonal touring caravan site on agricultural land near Valley.