Completed regeneration projects in Rhyl
The following are regeneration projects that have been completed in Rhyl since 2018.
Queen’s Buildings
Project overview: Purchase of buildings to allow for Phase 1 Market Hall and Events Space.
Funding: £3,000,000 - Welsh Government and Denbighshire County Council.
Botanical Gardens Depot, Phase 1
Project overview: New build office and welfare accommodation.
Funding: £1,200,000 - Denbighshire County Council.
Hafan Deg
Project overview: Redevelopment of Day Centre.
Funding: £100,000 - Discretionary Capital Payment Fund.
Christ the Word Catholic School
Project overview: The project completed in the summer of 2020 provided a new 3-16 school building to replace the old Ysgol Mair and Blessed Edward Jones Catholic High Schools. The new building was completed in September 2019 before the two old schools were demolished and landscaped to create play areas for the new school during 2020.
Funding: £23,000,000 - Welsh Government 21st Century Schools Programme and Denbighshire County Council.
40 Brighton Road
Project overview: Conversion of HMO to apartments.
Funding: £260,000 – Denbighshire County Council Housing Revenue Account and Welsh Government Affordable Housing Grant.
Former Victorian Post Office Building
Project overview: Purchase of the former Victorian Post Office building, to allow for redevelopment.
Funding: £110,000 - General Fund to be covered by Denbighshire County Council Housing Revenue Account.
Former Granite and Next
Project overview: Purchase of the former Granite and Next properties, as well as 4 Wellington Road, to allow for redevelopment as part of the Contemporary Living scheme.
Funding: £326,450 - Denbighshire County Council Housing Revenue Account and Welsh Government Transforming Towns.
45-47 Water Street
Project overview: Renovation to provide apartments.
Funding: £490,000 - Clwyd Alyn Housing and Welsh Government Transforming Towns.
1 Crescent Road
Project overview: Conversion of night shelter into apartments.
Funding: £230,000 - Clwyd Alyn Housing and Welsh Government Transforming Towns.
58 High Street
Project overview: Purchase of 58 High Street, the former Holland and Barratt, to allow for redevelopment.
Funding: £175,000 - Housing Revenue Account and Welsh Government Transforming Towns.
Costigan’s Coworking Space
Project overview: Purchase and redevelopment of Costigan’s into a coworking space.
Funding: £500,000 - Welsh Government Building for The Future and Denbighshire County Council.
123 – 125, 127-129 and 131 High Street
Project overview: Purchase of properties and demolition of 123-125 High Street, to allow for the Rhyl Town Centre Gateway Pocket Park redevelopment.
Funding: £425,000 - Welsh Government Transforming Towns and Denbighshire County Council.
Queen’s Buildings
Project overview: Phase 1 Market Hall and Events Space.
Funding: £10,254,000 - Welsh Government Transforming Towns and Building for the Future
Llys Anwyl, Churton Road
Project overview: Conversion of an office block into apartments.
Funding: £1,900,000 - Housing Revenue Account.
Upgrade of water features
Project overview: Upgrade and repair of 3 ornamental water features in Rhyl.
Funding: £42,000 - UK Shared Prosperity Fund.
SC2
Project overview: Demolishment of the Sun Centre and build of SC2.
Funding: £15,000,000 – Denbighshire County Council, Denbighshire Leisure Limited and Rhyl Town Council.
Rhyl Pavilion Development
Project overview: Upgrades to the Rhyl Pavilion.
Funding: £2,400,000 – Welsh Government and Denbighshire County Council
3-23 Edward Henry Street
Project overview: Construction of new houses on site of former flats.
Funding: Clwyd Alyn Housing and Welsh Government Transforming Towns.
Project value: £1,050,000