Macbryde acquires site for homes in Flintshire

Bampton Property Group has obtained planning consent from Gwynedd County Council to build an 13,000 sq ft Aldi in Bangor.

Flintshire County Council has refused plans by developer Eccleston Homes to demolish the Poor Clare Collettine Monastery in Hawarden, North Wales, and build 15 homes on the site.

A pre-application consultation period has been launched by Ruthin property company Jones Brothers, which hopes to build 300 homes at the former North Wales Hospital site.

Legat Owen and B8 have concluded four lettings at Zone 2 on Deeside Industrial Estate, including a deal with DPD to take 26,300 sq ft.

Anglesey Council’s attempt to sell 41 acres at the Llangefni Golf Course are continuing with a further round of public consultation set to conclude before the site can be offered to market.

A conversion of part of Parc Menai into a college campus could be refused at Gwynedd Council's planning committee next week, while plans for an Aldi store in Bangor have been recommended for approval.

Housebuilder Macbryde has confirmed plans to bring 60 homes to Denbigh after completing its purchase of a 5.3-acre site.

The Welsh whisky company is planning a £5m expansion from its distillery site in Penderyn, Aberdare, to Lloyd Street in Llandudno by 2021.

Flintshire County Council has approved 103,000 sq ft of warehousing at Zone 2 of Deeside Industrial Park in North Wales.