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GHF-E106-R98-A1 substantive disclosure

Cadw survey photograph: farmhouse, 29 July 1988

GHF-E106-R98-A1: first page of Cadw survey photograph: farmhouse, 29 July 1988, personal details blacked out

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Artifact description

Provides two 1988 survey photographs of the farmhouse and barn along with a written response letter.

Catalogue ID	GHF-E106-R98-A1
What it is	PDF document from Welsh Government / Cadw. Attached to an email received on 11 June 2026, their reference ATISN 27021. 2 pages.
From	Welsh Government / Cadw
Email received	11 June 2026
Their reference	ATISN 27021
Pages	2
File	1988-07-29_cadw_farmhouse-survey-photo-high-resolution.pdf (940 KB)
State	Read

Our integration

A Cadw survey photograph of Great House Farmhouse, taken 29 July 1988, during the listing assessment. The barn is GHF-E106-R97-A1.

Why it matters: it shows the house as the assessor saw it, which is the only contemporary view on file.

What cuts against the case: a photograph shows condition, not the grounds for the refusal of 5 December 1988.

Related: GHF-E106-R101-A1 — ATISN 27021 Review Ressponse.pdf · GHF-E106-R37-A1 — ATISN 27021 response letter · GHF-E106-R37-A2 — ATISN 27021 doc 1: farmhouse survey photo, 29 July 1988 · GHF-E106-R37-A3 — ATISN 27021 doc 2: barn survey photo, 29 July 1988 · GHF-E106-R95-A1 — GGAT assessment of Great House Farmhouse (filed August 1990) · GHF-E106-R97-A1 — Cadw survey photograph: barn, 29 July 1988 · GHF-E106-R99-A1 — Internal Review Acknowledgement Letter.pdf · The covering email · What They Don’t Say: WTDS-5c5b715a-1, WTDS-5c5b715a-2, WTDS-5c5b715a-3, WTDS-5c5b715a-4 · EV-0489 in the evidence catalogue · Timeline · Disclosure Dartboard

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