HyNet to proceed after Prime Minister’s £2bn backing

A business park on the land off Warren Drive to the east of the Welsh town has been redeveloped to provide 28 units of varying sizes, totalling 75,000 sq ft, to North Wales-based businesses.

Devolution is coming to Cheshire, but how will it impact regeneration and development in the area? Find out at Place North West’s half-day conference in June.

Chief executive of Redrow for five years up to the housebuilders’ mega-merger last year, Matthew Pratt will step down from that position and the new company’s board at the end of June.

Craig Sparrow, executive director of property and development at ClwydAlyn, has been appointed independent chair of the Rhyl Neighbourhood Board and will lead the group developing the seaside resort’s renaissance strategy.

Heidelberg Materials has secured consent to build a £400m carbon capture storage plant at its North Wales base.

Transforming Towns grant funding from the Welsh Government will allow Cyngor Gwynedd to fund a lease option as it looks to repurpose the building into a £20m health hub.

Denbighshire County Council wants to develop a facility at the car park close to the Clywdian range’s highest hilltop.

The Chester and North Wales-based consultancy firm has made three additions, headed by incoming director of ecology Lyn Pearce.

The Wrexham Gateway Partnership, borne out of Wrexham Council, Transport for Wales, Wrexham University, and the Welsh Government, is set to deliver an improvement project along the Mold Road corridor.

Westchurch Homes, Bury Council, and Keepmoat are among the latest to support Mind the Gap, which aims to spur the government into providing meaningful grant support to unlock stalled projects and get the North building.

The Xplore Science Discovery Centre is looking for funding support to help realise the vision for seven new learning zones.

Stena Line-owned property company Anglesey Land Holdings’ intends to repurpose a derelict aluminium smelting site into an R&D, office, and data centre facility, known as Prosperity Parc.

Small and medium sized housebuilders are uniquely placed to play a starring role in addressing the UK’s housing crisis and contribute to the government’s ambitious homes target, according to Andrew Evans and John Wybar of VM Finance.

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Increased in ambition from a proposal approved in 2022, the 5,500-capacity stand has been designed by Populous, the current darling of venue architecture.

Replacing the derelict Bee Hotel with a college building is proposed as the initial phase of Abergele Western Gateway, plans for which are now with Conwy Council.

The next phase of the Morlais Tidal Energy project would increase the scheme’s grid capacity from 18MW to 240MW, giving it the potential to power 180,000 Welsh homes.

A combined project will see upgrades across Liverpool’s International Slavery Museum and Maritime Museum, while the Venue Cymru scheme will enhance the largest Welsh arts centre outside Cardiff.

Housing provider ClwydAlyn has said that work to demolish the Penrhos Polish Village in Pwllheli and deliver 107 replacement homes will begin “imminently” following the appointment of a contractor for the scheme.