by admin | Nov 18, 2019 | Creative Economy, Development Investment, News, Opinion, Reports
On Monday 11th November 2019 4theRegion convened a meeting of key property sector professionals with interests in high street and city centre property. Our goal was to explore some of the challenges and opportunities relating to vacant space in the city, and share updates on what’s happening to property throughout the city.
by admin | Nov 13, 2019 | Circular Economy, Development Investment, News, Well-being Region
Hacer Developments, a developer based in Swansea and West Wales, has announced further details of an exciting new scheme for Swansea City Centre. Biophilic Living is a mixed-use regeneration development on the site of the former Woolworths store on Oxford Street,...
by admin | Nov 10, 2019 | Creative Economy, Development Investment, Features, Our Events, Travel Transport Tourism
The second annual City Centre Conference is set to be an incredible day, showcasing everything that’s great about Swansea and hearing from the people, organisations and businesses who are making change happen. It’s open to all, and YOU are invited!...
by Andrew Guilford | Oct 30, 2019 | Circular Economy, Development Investment, News, Well-being Region
A multi-million pound project that will place Pembrokeshire at the heart of global marine energy innovation has taken a major step forward. The Swansea Bay City Deal’s Joint Committee has signed-off a detailed business case for the £60 million Pembroke Dock Marine...
by Andrew Guilford | Sep 30, 2019 | Development Investment, News
Swansea’s High Street has seen a massive amount of regeneration in recent years, including Coastal Housing’s Urban Village, investment at Swansea train station, and new student accommodation in the Oldway Centre. Ambitious new plans have also been unveiled...
by Andrew Guilford | Sep 27, 2019 | Development Investment, News
Neath Port Talbot Council’s Planning Committee has approved proposals to create a new role for the art-deco cinema which helped inspire the careers of Richard Burton, Sir Anthony Hopkins and Michael Sheen. Under the Neath Port Talbot Council plans, approved on Tuesday...
