£500,000 padel tennis centre approved in Conwy
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 16 Oct, 04:32 · Archive
Conwy County Council's planning committee unanimously backed a £500,000 padel tennis centre conversion.
Conwy County Council's planning committee has unanimously approved proposals to convert a light industrial unit at Parc Menter Tre Morfa Enterprise Park into a padel tennis centre. The £500,000 investment is being put forward by Padel World UK Ltd.
The centre will feature multiple padel courts along with a café, bar and shop selling padel tennis accessories. The project will create 12 jobs. The investment covers court construction and installation, specialist surfacing, lighting, changing rooms, basic café and bar fit-out, and initial equipment. The centre will operate from 6am to 10pm, seven days a week, including bank holidays.
Cllr Samantha Cotton, who proposed approval, said: 'These centres are popping up all over the place, and they seem to be very successful, very popular, so I see no reason why it shouldn't go ahead.' Cllr Austin Roberts seconded the proposal. Padel, which combines elements of tennis and squash, has grown in popularity in recent years.
How it is being reported
- New £500,000 padel centre will be built in ConwyProposals for the new centre were unanimously approved by councillorsNorth Wales Live · 16 Oct, 04:00
- £500,000 Conwy padel tennis centre with café and bar backed by councillorsPlans to turn an industrial unit in Conwy into a new £500,000 padel tennis centre have been unanimously backed by councillors.North Wales Pioneer · 15 Oct, 15:15
In this story: Conwy County Council · Padel World UK Ltd · Zak Hughes · Conwy · Parc Menter Tre Morfa Enterprise Park
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