A public consultation event will be held at Pembroke Town Hall on Monday, 30th January between 3.30pm and 6.30pm on redevelopment plans for the South Quay site in Pembroke.
A previous event scheduled for 12th December was postponed due to icy weather conditions.
New images, plans, timelines, and detailed project information will be available to view at the engagement event.
Architects, contractors and Council officers will also be on hand to chat about the project and answer questions, and there will be the opportunity to provide comments and feedback.
The South Quay redevelopment project, led by Pembrokeshire County Council, has two phases:
- The project focuses on the refurbishment and rebuild of properties on Castle Terrace and the creation of a new public visitor centre, library and café.
- A landscape/public realm treatment is also included, aiming to connect Northgate Street to the new café level and the quay.
This phase is supported by the Welsh Government’s Transforming Towns initiative, which aims to improve the viability of town centres.
The proposed centre will provide co-located services in a new bespoke facility to provide support, training and activities for members of the community who may be disadvantaged due to social or health challenges.
The centre will provide (subject to funding agreements) access to services including: a social care day centre, a training centre for supported employment, a training flat to enable people to learn to live independently, and a range of administration, ancillary and support services.
This phase is supported by Levelling Up Funding (LUF) from UK Government.
The project team procured and led by the County Council to deliver both phases of the redevelopment project comprises DB3 Architecture, Atkins, Faithful and Gould and Roger Casey Associates.
