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Air ambulance craned out of holiday park after hitting goalpost

Air ambulance craned out of holiday park after hitting goalpost
BBC Wales Tuesday 13 October 2026, 18:30 UTC 1 min read
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A Wales Air Ambulance helicopter had to be removed from Scar Farm Holiday Park in Saundersfoot.

A Wales Air Ambulance helicopter had to be removed from Scar Farm Holiday Park in Saundersfoot.
Wales Air Ambulance (ORG) Scar Farm Holiday Park (ORG) Saundersfoot (LOCATION)
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