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transport hub, haverfordwest


This is a topic explored in BDP’s The Good


City initiative, which aims to address some of the most pressing urban challenges by bringing together experts from across the world. Ian Rees, regional director at Kier


Construction Western & Wales, said: “We have been on site for a number


of months now undertaking essential enabling works, the ground breaking ceremony is an important milestone as we progress into the construction phase of this vitally important transport hub. “This transport interchange for


Pembrokeshire County Council will really begin to take shape over the coming


weeks and months and will ultimately deliver a much-needed, modern transport hub for the local community, improving connectivity and accessibility for residents and visitors alike.” Cllr Paul Miller, Deputy Leader of


Pembrokeshire County Council, said: “It’s great to see work starting on this new transport interchange, which is an important part of the wider Haverfordwest Masterplan. It’s designed to make it easy and convenient to visit Haverfordwest town centre which is a key part of our efforts to regenerate the town. “I think we can all agree the previous multi-storey car park had reached the end of its useful life. “Once we’ve completed this project,


the town centre will be easily accessible both by bus and of course by car with the car park element of the project benefiting from wider spaces, EV Charging, single tap exit and payment and of course a much nicer, lighter and safer environment for users.”


Built on the site of a demolished multi-


storey car park and bus station, HPTI will form part of the South West Wales Metro project, which aims to better integrate sustainable modes of transport and complements the wider regeneration work in Haverfordwest. The design of HPTI is being funded from


the Welsh Government’s Local Transport Fund.


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