Charlotte Church's forest school set up without permission on pig farm faces closure
It also said the project failed to show how it would "conserve and enhance green infrastructure".Church refused to comment, but has appealed to the Welsh government's Planning and Environment Decisions Wales (PEDW).
- ▪It also said the project failed to show how it would "conserve and enhance green infrastructure".Church refused to comment, but has appealed to the Welsh government's Planning and Environment Decisions Wales (PEDW).
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Charlotte Church's forest school set up without permission on pig farm faces closureImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Charlotte Church founded the Awen Project with her husband Jonathan Powell in 2019, hoping to "transform education" for childrenByDanielle HerbertBBC WalesPublished11 August 2026, 13:35 BSTUpdated 20 minutes agoA forest school set up by singer Charlotte Church on a former pig farm might have to close because of environmental fears.The Awen Project opened in 2024 without planning permission in Wenvoe, Vale of Glamorgan.The singer, who appeared on series one of Celebrity Traitors, applied for retrospective permission in October 2025, but that was refused.The council raised concerns over the noise, impact on residents, and dangers to pedestrians because of insufficient…
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