Plan revived for bronze ormer shell sculpture on St Peter Port waterfront
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Plan revived for bronze ormer shell sculpture on St Peter Port waterfront
• Planning application submitted to renew approval for 4.8-metre bronze ormer shell sculpture at Round Top Stores, St Peter Port Sculpture would stand near Victoria Pier, featuring polished interior and textured exterior finishes to replicate natural ormer shell characteristics Application by The Guernsey Ormer LBG seeks to revive previously approved consent that has expired, with no changes to original scheme Ormer is
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