Padel tennis centre worth £500,000 planned for Conwy

Summarised from North Wales Live's report · Updated 13 Oct, 22:38 · Archive

A £500,000 padel tennis centre is set to be approved in Conwy, with a cafe and bar.

North Wales Live reports that planning officers are recommending approval for a £500,000 padel tennis centre proposed for Conwy. The application, submitted by Zak Hughes of Padel World UK Ltd, seeks to convert a light industrial unit at Parc Menter Tre Morfa Enterprise Park into the new facility.

The centre would include a cafe, bar and padel accessory shop. According to the planning application, the upfront capital costs of approximately £500,000 would cover court construction and installation, specialist surfacing, lighting, changing room provision and basic cafe and bar fit-out. The facility would create 12 full-time jobs and operate from 6am to 10pm seven days a week, including bank holidays.

The planning application is expected to be discussed at Conwy County Council's planning committee meeting on Wednesday 14 October. Padel tennis, described as a hybrid of tennis and squash, has grown in popularity in recent years.

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• Plans for new £500,000 padel centre in Conwy set to be approvedThe plans include a cafe, bar and padel tennis accessory shopNorth Wales Live · 13 Oct, 13:31

In this story: Zak Hughes · Padel World UK Ltd · Conwy · Parc Menter Tre Morfa Enterprise Park · Conwy County Council

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