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New church windows approved
Western Mail
|September 18, 2025
PLANS for new glazing at a medieval Pembrokeshire church of "exceptional interest" have been approved by the national park.
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The listed building consent application to Pembrokeshire Coast National Park by Rachel Morley, of Friends of Friendless Churches, sought permission for the reglazing of the west window in the north aisle of the Grade I-listed St Michael's Church, Church Lane, Castlemartin.
This story is from the September 18, 2025 edition of Western Mail.
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