Anglesey redevelopment halted after Storm Austen damages roof

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 24 Oct, 11:02 · Archive

A £10.4 million redevelopment project in Amlwch, Anglesey, has been paused after Storm Austen damaged a roof beam at the former Marine Terminal Building.

Isle of Anglesey County Council has paused work on a major regeneration project in Amlwch after Storm Austen caused damage to a roof beam at the former Marine Terminal Building. Contractors are currently making the site safe, and residents have been advised to avoid the area until further notice.

The £10.4 million scheme was announced to support long-term economic growth in the town. It involves refurbishing the former Marine Terminal Building at Porth Amlwch and creating 10 business units at the nearby Industrial Estate. The wider regeneration programme is expected to support 95 new jobs, create 2,300 square metres of new commercial floorspace and boost the North Wales economy by £33.9 million by 2036.

How it is being reported

• Major North Wales redevelopment project halted due to storm damage, says councilThe project involves the refurbishment of the former Marine Terminal Building at Porth Amlwch and the creation of 10 business unitsNorth Wales Pioneer · 24 Oct, 10:31
• Major North Wales redevelopment project halted due to storm damage, says councilThe project involves the refurbishment of the former Marine Terminal Building at Porth Amlwch and the creation of 10 business unitsNorth Wales Chronicle · 24 Oct, 10:23

In this story: Isle of Anglesey County Council · Amlwch · Anglesey · Porth Amlwch

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