Hotel rescue plan for derelict castle
Castell Developments is to renovate and extend grade 1-listed Gwrych Castle as a 75-room hotel after receiving planning permission from Conwy County Council.
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Chemicals firm fined £100k for ignoring HSE
A Deeside-based chemical company has been fined £100,000 after the Health & Safety Executive prosecuted it for failing to comply with three Improvement Notices aimed at preventing environmental damage from fire or explosion.
Plans for St Asaph AD plant fall through
Anaerobic digestion operator TEG said its planned joint venture with Alkane Energy to build a biogas plant in North East Wales will not now go ahead.
TEG secures funding for AD plant
Preston-based anaerobic digestion operator TEG and joint venture partner Alkane Energy said they have received a bank offer to fund their proposed food waste-powered plant in North East Wales.
TEG and Alkane awarded £40m waste contract
TEG Group, the Chorley-based AIM-listed green technology company, is part of the winning consortium picked by three North Wales councils to handle organic food waste for up to 20 years.
Work progresses on sea defences
Galliford Try's two year, £8m project to strengthen the coastal defences in west Rhyl, North wales, against the risk of flooding, is well underway.
Three make list for new nuclear plants
The Government has confirmed sites in Lancashire, Cumbria and North Wales as being suitable for new nuclear power stations by 2025.
Galliford Try wins sea defence work
Denbighshire County Council has appointed Galliford Try to an £8m contract to strengthen West Rhyl's coastal defences.
Event aimed at driving offshore wind industry
The Crown Estate, Envirolink Northwest and The Mersey Partnership are co-hosting a free event for companies interested in the North West and North Wales offshore wind market.
BiFab wins £12m offshore wind farm work
The Scotland-based firm will design and manufacture two substation foundation structures for the Gwynt y Môr offshore wind farm off the North Wales coast.
