planning

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Five miles to the north of Swansea City Centre in the region known as Swansea Bay, Parc Felindre, a quality environment for business, is one of the largest development opportunities in South Wales.

site features

Parc Felindre extends to 43 hectares (106 acres) in total. Of this, up to 16 hectares (39.5 acres) of employment land is available in 12 fully serviced plots ranging in size from 0.5 to 2 hectares (1.2 to 4.9 acres). Parc Felindre has direct access from Junction 46 of the M4 and is served by a circular access road – to be named Ffordd Parc Felindre.

Landscaped to a high standard, ample car parking is directly linked to each plot. Plots are immediately available. The site is flexible – ideal for expanding businesses and major inward investment.

background

Decommissioned in 1989, the former Felindre tin plate works has been developed as a Strategic Business Park through a Joint Venture between Swansea Council and the Welsh Government. The adjacent greenfield site is being promoted through the emerging Local Development Plan for a village with associated amenities.

< Civic Centre, Oystermouth Road, Swansea

development

Parc Felindre is a public sector backed business park focussing on emerging industries such as high tech manufacturing and high level uses, together with ancillary uses where complementary, and parking.

Potential floor space of up to 80,065 sq m (862,000 sq ft) can be provided on 16 ha (40 acres) net. The business park is allocated in the adopted LDP for B1 & B2 uses.

today

Parc Felindre has the potential to become a centre for networking and knowledge exchange in South Wales for emerging industries and specialist sectors such as R&D, life sciences, advanced engineering and ICT in Wales and the UK.

For more information contact:

Heather Lawrence

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“The transformation in recent years (of Felindre Tinplate Works) has been nothing short of remarkable. It shows what can be achieved by working in close partnership with the Welsh Government on a scheme for the improvement of not just Swansea, but for the Swansea Bay City Region as a whole.”

Cllr Robert Francis-Davies, Swansea Council's Cabinet Member for Culture, Tourism & Major Projects

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