How are we progressing?
Construction of Pentre Awel is progressing rapidly, with significant milestones already achieved, such as the completion of the steel structure for the first zone of the development. The project emphasises sustainability and local engagement, using materials with high recycled content and employing local subcontractors. This commitment to the community is further demonstrated through initiatives like the school ambassadors scheme, where local students visit the site and contribute ideas to shape the project. Pentre Awel represents a transformative vision for Llanelli, combining economic growth with health and well-being to create a vibrant and sustainable future for the region.
A mixed use regeneration project with commercial opportunities for retail, food & beverage, office and scientific.
The Celtic Freeport is open for business and will deliver an accelerated pathway for Wales’ net zero economy generating over 16,000 new, green jobs and up to £5.5 billion of new investment.
Multi-purpose Community Hub
Cwm Gwyrdd Nantycaws is a flagship green economy enterprise building on existing strengths in resource efficiency, renewable energy and biodiversity whilst creating new space for low carbon enterprises.
Each plot has access to foul and surface water sewers, electricity and mains water is available at or near the boundary of each plot.
The sites are available separately although consideration can be given to two plots being sold together.
The newly developed YMCA building is located in the popular Stepney Street of Llanelli Town Centre and is being brought back to economic use with a view of increasing footfall from the western gateway/Spring Gardens area to the Town Centre.
