McCrory progresses listed Flintshire hospital conversion

Real estate investor Floods Properties & Developments has been granted planning permission for a mixed-use scheme including a Co-op store at Queensferry Industrial Estate in North Wales.

The housebuilder has commenced a project to build 24 homes in the North Wales market town, and has reported a spike in interest in the scheme due to pent-up demand following the Covid-19 lockdown.  

Brighton-based Low Carbon Farming, which provides green solutions to the food industry, has lodged an application for a pair of greenhouses occupying a combined 37 acres west of Sesswick Way in Marchwiel, Wrexham.

The council wants to appoint a development partner to build a two-storey respite care centre and café on the site of a former isolation hospital off Dinerth Road in Rhos-on-Sea. 

The housebuilder is on site two months later than planned to deliver 64 homes on a 5.2-acre plot east of Denbigh in North Wales, as the Welsh housing market waits for the government's signal to reopen. 

Investor Gothic & Stone has started preliminary works to transform a disused chapel in North Wales into 18 apartments, while it awaits a full planning decision on the scheme in June.

The Occupational Health & Wellbeing Centre being built at the plane maker's Broughton complex in North Wales was designed by Ellis Williams Architects.

The Bangor-based build-to-rent and student accommodation developer said while earnings for the first half of its financial year would be in line with expectations, dividend payments and pay rises were cancelled.

The housebuilder aims to start building 64 homes in North Wales after securing approval last week.