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It would mean: Marina 500 boats. 380 homes, ranging from one bedroom apartments to houses with five. 660 parking spaces, public and private. Hotel with 80 bedrooms. Places to shops and workshops. ling
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So I hope this will happen in improving the town center. One thing I'll say is that not ALL obsession as a town in Wales to build shops out of town. Why not build them closer to the town center? How the high street have to compete?!
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