Great Pottery Thrown Down stars to marry in Pwllheli home after proposal 'on Welsh soil'
Keith Brymer Jones, a judge on The Great Pottery Throw Down, plans to marry his partner Marj Hogarth at their renovated chapel home in Pwllheli, Wales. The couple has been transforming the historic building into a residence and community space since 2022.
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The story highlights the trend of repurposing historic, derelict buildings in Wales for residential and community use.
Share Save Add as preferred on Google Angela Ferguson BBC Wales Patch Dolan Keith Brymer Jones, who has Welsh ancestry, said he and his fiance Marj Hogarth will be staying in Pwllheli "for good" The Great Pottery Throw Down judge Keith Brymer Jones has told how he and his partner are to marry in their north Wales chapel home after he proposed to her "on Welsh soil".
Jones said he and actor Marj Hogarth, who are renovating a Grade II-listed chapel in Pwllheli, were on tour "and I just thought I ought to really propose to her on Welsh soil".
He proposed during their show at the New Theatre in Cardiff, and "the idea is to get married in the main hall some time in May of next year".
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