Current regeneration projects in Rhyl
The following projects have secured funding and either under construction or in development, preparing for construction.
Contemporary Living and Independent Retail
Project overview: Renovation of former Granite and Next to create residential accommodation on upper floors and commercial space on the ground floor.
Funding: Housing Revenue Account and Welsh Government Transforming Towns.
Project value: £1,866,000
58 High Street
Project overview: Renovation of former Holland & Barrett to complement the Next and Granite Scheme.
Funding: Housing Revenue Account and Welsh Government Transforming Towns.
Project value: £510,000
Coastal Flood Investment Rhyl / Prestatyn
Project overview: Improvement to coastal flood defences.
Funding: Welsh Government
Project value: £63,000,000
Former Victorian Post Office Building
Project overview: Conversion into apartments and renovation of commercial units.
Funding: Housing Revenue Account and Welsh Government Transforming Towns.
Project value: £1,113,000
Public realm improvement at Botanical Gardens
Project overview: Improvements at Botanical Gardens.
Funding: UK Shared Prosperity Fund.
Project value: £100,000
Oaktree Centre Expansion
Project overview: An extension to the Oaktree Centre to allow for an expansion of childcare provision and the establishment of a Cylch Meithrin provision. The internal work is complete, and the external work will be completed soon.
Funding: Welsh Government Childcare Capital Grant.
Project value: £1,200,000
2-16 Aquarium Street
Project overview: Conversion of a terrace of former HMOs into houses.
Funding: Housing Revenue Account and Welsh Government Transforming Towns.
Project value: £2,600,000
Epworth Lodge, Brighton Road
Project overview: Conversion of a former care home into family emergency accommodation.
Funding: Housing Revenue Account and Welsh Government Homelessness Plan.
Project value: £450,000
Former Goldilocks Salon, 39-41 Queen Street
Project overview: Redevelopment to provide new apartments.
Funding: Housing Revenue Account and Welsh Government Social Housing Grant
Project value: £1,650,000
Public Realm Upgrade to Rhyl Town Centre
Project overview: Upgrades to the public realm, including greening across Rhyl Town Centre and active travel improvements.
Funding: UK Levelling Up Fund.
Project value: £5,500,000
Rhyl Town Centre Gateway Pocket Park – 123-131 High Street
Project overview: Demolition, site clearance and redevelopment into green space.
Funding: UK Levelling Up Fund.
Project value: £900,000
Queens Building Public Realm enhancements
Project overview: Enhanced external elements of Phase 1 of the Queens Market building.
Funding: UK Levelling Up Fund.
Project value: £500,000
Rhyl Central Promenade Scheme
Project overview: Streamline the parade, including active travel and walkways. Connect the Town with the beach and create a Gateway with greener, natural public realm, whilst unifying the leisure offer.
Funding: UK Levelling Up Fund.
Project value: £4,000,000
Rhyl Promenade Public Realm
Project overview: Improving Rhyl Promenade, including replacing street furniture.
Funding: UK Shared Prosperity Fund.
Project value: £300,000
3-23 Edward Henry Street
Project overview: Construction of new houses on site of former flats.
Funding: Clwyd Alyn Housing and Welsh Government Transforming Towns.
Project value: £1,050,000
Botanical Gardens Depot, Phase 2
Project overview: Upgrade of existing vehicle and storage facilities.
Funding: Denbighshire County Council capital
Project value: £1,300,000