Wales in Mid Wales
Food Centre Wales, Llandysul
The following two front runner sites are being promoted for delivery and work will now begin to engage with respective project partners/ landowners to devise more detailed proposals for each one. These will inform the project business cases as they develop in the coming months.
Horeb Business Park, near Llandysul in Ceredigion This
existing business park is principally
occupied by Food Centre Wales. In partnership with Ceredigion County Council, an extension of the existing park would provide space for companies
manufacturing and developing
innovative products in the food sector, further enhancing this unique community alongside the existing Food Centre Wales pilot plant and skills and learning facilities.
Angela Sawyer, Food Centre Wales Manager said: “Food Centre Wales’ long established facilities at Horeb has a strong reputation for supporting new businesses in the food and drink sector. The provision of a larger commercial premises, upscaling to a more industrial scale will strengthen and enhance what the Centre has to offer nationally and regionally. This investment with align and complement other regional plans to drive food innovation forward and boost the local economy.”
Llanidloes Road, Newtown in Powys This development will focus on the provision of new advanced manufacturing commercial units potentially alongside the creation of a separate innovation/ skills centre.
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Working with NPTC Group of Colleges, as the landowners, the aim is to link companies to the College’s Green Skills Academy learning objectives, to support businesses apprenticeship delivery and skills development.
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Mark Dacey, Chief Executive, NPTC Group of Colleges said: “The college continues to build the further education skills and learning base in an area of Powys that is already reputationally strong in the area of advanced manufacturing, providing technical knowledge and support to the workforces in the area. Developing this site and providing much needed commercial space for this sector also presents an exciting opportunity
to community with
link the
a growing college’s future
business skills
delivery activity, potentially with a focus on sustainable technologies that will support the region’s Net Zero goals.”
Are you interested in getting involved? Growing Mid Wales is eager to work with the private sector and secure wider investment for the development
of commercial sites
in the region (like the ones mentioned). If you are interested in potential investments opportunities
or collaborating with the
Programme, email John Collingwood, Growing Mid Wales Sites and Premises Programme Manager:
John.Collingwood@
ceredigion.gov.uk
Tell me more about the Mid Wales Growth Deal The Deal is a long-term investment, with a combined commitment of £110m from UK and Welsh Governments, providing capital funding to support regionally significant economic
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infrastructure. This funding will be a catalyst to leverage wider investment from the private sector to stimulate growth across the region over the next 10 to 15 years.
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