Building on our existing successful developments of Co-op convenience stores in Wales, planning has been submitted to Brecon Beacons National Park for new 5000 square feet Co-op store at Hay Road in Talgarth, Powys.

The scheme will see the relocation of the existing store in the middle of Talgarth to a new purpose-built unit with improved space for shoppers, 20 dedicated parking spaces and 2 EV charging points.  The town post office will also relocate to the new store.

The new store is part of a larger redevelopment of the former Powys County Council highways depot and will provide an additional 4000 square feet of commercial units for rent to local businesses and a further 2 EV charging points.

The exiting Co-op store in Talgarth will be refurbished to provide 3 retail units to let with upper floors being renovated to provide four 1 and 2-bedroom flats to let.

Why not browse some of the other retail development projects that Aspect Developments has delivered.

Part of the recent redevelopment of the former White Rose Hotel on Walter Road in Swansea included a Co-op convenience store and the refurbishment of the first, second and third floor to provide 6 one-bedroom flats.

Each of the flats were built to the latest thermal efficiency standards, using the best materials to give low running costs and maintenance benefits to their owners.

Aspect Developments are delighted to announce that all the flats were sold off-plan, completing a very successful project just a short walk to the from the bustling City centre.

Visit our Residential Development page to learn more about the project or simply contact us for more information.

The recently completed Co-op convenience store development in Swansea has now been officially opened.

The store is two brand new Co-op food stores in Wales, which run on 100% renewable electricity, and will see the creation of around 15 jobs for the area.

Developed by Aspect Developments Wales, the store is located near to the bustling city centre on Walter Road.

Paul Chudley, Co-op Regional Manager, said:

We are delighted to continue our investment programme in Wales, which is creating new stores in communities, while transforming our existing sites – this includes the introduction of additional services, such as Amazon Lockers, Costa coffee and the phased roll-out of our own online shop alongside our work with partners including Deliveroo and John Lewis Click & Collect, to develop a really compelling convenience offer locally.

The Co-op announced the opening of the store on its corporate website, and you can read even more about the project on our Swansea Co-op convenience store development page or alternatively contact us for more information.

Our recently completed Co-op convenience store development in Johnstown, Carmarthen has now been officially opened.

The store is the newest Co-op food store in Wales and will see the creation of 15 jobs in Carmarthen, providing a welcome boost to the local community.

Developed by Aspect Developments Wales, the store is located on Job’s Well Road in Johnstown and runs on 100% renewable electricity.

Chris Ellis, Co-op Area Manager, added: “Co-op is committed to making a difference and creating value in its communities – our focus is all about delivering what our members and customers want, need and care about, conveniently. We also want the community to know that they can become a co-owner and Member of their Co-op, and every time a Co-op product or service is bought by our Members, local community groups receive funding.”

The Co-op announced the opening of the store on its website and you can read even more about the project on our Johnstown Co-op convenience store development page.

Work has now begun on our latest Co-op convenience store development at Walter Road in Swansea.

The development will see the creation of a Co-op store at the site of the former White Rose Hotel on Walter Road, with works expected to be completed in Spring 2020.

Visit our Retail Development page to learn more about the project or simply contact us.