Revitalizing a Pembrokeshire Seafront
A local couple, Peter and Chantel Ridley, are transforming a disused water sports centre on Goodwick Parrog into a vibrant community hub.
The building, which has been closed for over a decade, previously served as a sailing school, dive centre, and Pembrokeshire County Council offices.
For years, locals and visitors have hoped that the building would be put to good use, and now that hope has finally borne fruit.
- Gallery
- Antiques centre
- Coffee shop
- Community hub
Peter and Chantel aim to open the gallery and antique shop by the end of the month, bringing new life to the Pembrokeshire seafront.
Author's summary: Couple revives old water sports centre with art and antiques.
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