Wrexham homes make it through appeal

The Nuclear Decommissioning Authority has allocated £495,000 to support the North Anglesey Economic Regeneration Plan, created in response to Hitachi's decision to halt work at the £20bn Wylfa Newydd nuclear power station in January.

Wrexham Glyndŵr University has put a seven-acre site at its Plas Coch campus up for sale with planning permission for up to 401 apartments as it progresses a wider overhaul of its campus.

The Falls Resort in Dyserth is up for sale for £2m with the potential to be redeveloped for either leisure or housing.

Nexus Planning has secured permission for 283 homes in Flintshire on behalf of Countryside Properties.

Working on behalf of Trebor and Maple Grove Developments, Eric Wright Group has begun construction of three speculative industrial units totalling 84,000 sq ft.

The developer has brought forward proposals for housing at the former Civic Centre alongside the A55 in Colwyn Bay, part of a wider deal with Conwy Council that has already seen the construction of an 100,000 sq ft HQ building.

Avison Young and Williams & Goodwin have been appointed by Bangor University to market 2.5 acres on the island of Ynys Faelog, Gwynedd.

Macbryde Homes is to start work this week on two North Wales housing developments, bringing more than 100 homes to the Rhuddlan area.

Conwy Council’s cabinet is expected to rubber-stamp a grant of £35,000 to allow the start on site of the £1.8m redevelopment of Llandudno Museum.