🎉 Exciting times for Haverfordwest! The Welsh seaside town has received a stunning facelift with the completion of the Western Quayside project. This ambitious regeneration initiative has breathed new life into a prominent riverside location, transforming it into a bustling, multi-purpose hub.
Say goodbye to the old Ocky White building and hello to a modern, vibrant destination featuring a multi-use food emporium, a chic restaurant, a lively bar, and a rooftop terrace perfect for soaking in those scenic views!
🌊 Adding to the buzz, Harbwr Tenby Harbour Brewery has moved into the newly revamped Marychurch Foundry Building, introducing a fantastic street food offering. With a solid following from outlets like The Harbwr Tap & Kitchen in Tenby, residents and visitors are in for a treat.
But there’s more! The upper floors of Western Quayside are set to be transformed into an innovation business hub, offering a dynamic space for co-working, meetings, and events. 🚀 Negotiations are ongoing, and the excitement is palpable.
Challenges remain in revitalising the full town centre, with several vacant properties like the former Wilko building still needing occupants. However, various strategies are in play to tackle this, ensuring the spirit of renewal continues.
A splash of colour has also been added across the region with the Pembrokeshire Streetscape Paint Scheme, brightening up over 190 properties! The results are clear—Haverfordwest is back on the map and buzzing with new opportunities. 🌟
Stay tuned for more updates and share the excitement if you’re local! #HaverfordwestRevival #WelshSeasideMagic