Wales
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Exclusive Virgin launches new 16 screen Megaplex in Cardiff city centre
Virgin Cinemas has chosen Cardiff city centre to launch its first 16-screen Megaplex in-town operation. The operator will anchor a proposed 9,290 sq m (100,000 sq ft) leisure scheme in…
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Government plans to merge three Welsh agencies
The Welsh Development Agency, the Development Board and the Land Authority for Wales could merge under Government plans for Welsh devolution.
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Ove Arup takes 30,000 sq ft pre-let at Cardiff Bay
Engineering firm Ove Arup and Partners has commited to a 32,700 sq ft (2,948 sq m) office pre-let at Grosvenor Waterside’s Capital Waterside scheme in Cardiff Bay.
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Welsh quangos to be merged
The Welsh Development Agency, the Cardiff Bay Development Corporation,the Land Authority for Wales and the Development Board for Rural Wales areto be merged into a single huge agency.
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Edge Properties acquires Cardiff property
Edge Properties has purchased a 2415 sq m (26,000 sq ft) fully letinvestment property at Culverhouse Cross, Cardiff for £2.9m. Financial Times 11/07/07 page 18.
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Speculative development gets underway at Treforest
Green Property is starting to expand its 185,800 sq m (2m sq ft) industrial estate at Treforest, South Wales, on a speculative and D&B basis following the purchase of the…
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Edge presses on with Cardiff site assemby in spite of planning appeal
Edge Properties has taken the next step towards assembing the site for a 9,290 sq m (100,000 sq ft) retail park in Cardiff despite the Secretary of State for Wales…
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Beckwith retains offices at Pearl House, Cardiff
John Beckwith has scotched rumours that the tallest building in Cardiff, the 13,006 sq m (140,000 sq ft) Pearl House, would be converted for hotel use.
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Welsh Office starts search for 60,000 sq ft regional assembly building
The Welsh Office has started a search for an office building in Cardiff to house the new Welsh regional assembly. According to local agency sources, Welsh Office representatives have looked…
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Financial Times focuses on Wales
Inward Investment for Wales comes under the spotlight in a special Financial Times survey. Financial Times Survey 10/07/97.
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Cardiff’s £50m Bute Avenue PFI scheme gets government go-ahead
Cardiff Bay Development Corporation is inviting developers to re-open the bidding for the £50m plus Bute Avenue regeneration scheme contract, one of the city’s high profile building projects, under the…
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Welsh Secretary calls in first planning applications
The new Welsh Secretary Ron Davies has called in his first two planning applications since taking office, giving the clearest indication to date that he will take a strong line…