News about regeneration in Newport, Wales, UK
Newport gears up for next phase of regeneration as the city council takes over from urban regeneration company Newport Unlimited. Newport Council has submitted a bid for £13.3m to the Welsh Government to help continue Read more…
A truck the length of four lorries brought part of the M4 in south Wales to a standstill as it transported a section of a new £5m footbridge. The 144ft (44m) lorry took an hour Read more…
12/01/12 Admiral Group plc has announced provisional plans to take a 20-year lease on a new 77,000 sq ft office building in Newport city centre as part of its continued commitment to south Wales. The company anticipates the Read more…
THE future of Newport Unlimited is uncertain with a decision on its funding beyond March yet to be made by the Welsh Government. A leaked Newport council report that has been seen by senior councillors Read more…
A truck the length of four lorries brought part of the M4 in south Wales to a standstill as it transported a section of a new £5m footbridge. The 144ft (44m) lorry took an hour Read more…
URBAN regeneration company Newport Unlimited has appointed a regeneration executive in a newly created post to oversee a number of large-scale regeneration projects as part of its wider masterplan for the city. Andrew Dakin has Read more…
