Go-ahead for Keswick Premier Inn

The first phases of the £15m redevelopment of Lluesty Hospital in Holywell into 80 apartments are on track to be completed by the end of this year.

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.