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Charlotte Church's forest school could be closed as neighbours complain about 'detrimental' feature

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Charlotte Church's forest school could be closed as neighbours complain about 'detrimental' feature
GB News
GB News26 mins ago
Charlotte Church's forest school could be closed as neighbours complain about 'detrimental' feature
Charlotte Church's forest school could be closed as neighbours complain about 'detrimental' feature  GB News
Wales Online
Wales Online1 days ago
Charlotte Church's forest school could close over neighbour complaints
The Awen Project, a free forest school set up by Charlotte Church near Cardiff, is at risk of closure after its planning application was refused amid neighbour complaints and parking concerns
LBC News
LBC News1 days ago
Charlotte Church’s ‘wild’ forest school under fire: ‘Rude’ children and dangerous parking row could force It to close - lbc.co.uk
Charlotte Church’s ‘wild’ forest school under fire: ‘Rude’ children and dangerous parking row could force It to close  lbc.co.uk
The Independent
The Independent2 days ago
Charlotte Church’s forest school faces closure over ‘rude’ pupils
The ‘free-to-attend democratic school in the woods' has operated from a site without proper permissions since 2024
Nation Cymru
Nation Cymru2 days ago
Charlotte Church forest school faces closure amid complaints about ‘rude’ children and dangerous parking
Eleanor Storey, Press Association A forest school set up by singer and activist Charlotte Church could be forced to close amid complaints about “rude” children and dangerous parking. The Awen Project, which Church describes as “a free-to-attend democratic school in the woods”, has been operating from the site in Wenvoe
BBC News
BBC News🏁 first to report2 days ago
Charlotte Church's forest school set up without permission on pig farm faces closure
The Traitors star founded the school with her husband Jonathan Powell in 2019.