Posted: Fri 21st Feb 2014

New Community Centre In Hightown Has Official Opening

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This article is old - Published: Friday, Feb 21st, 2014

A new state-of-the-art Community Resource Centre has officially opened in Hightown.

The new facility which replaces the old community centre on Bryn-y-Cabanau Road is part of a major £15m housing development in Wrexham.

The Community Resource Centre offers classes and rooms at affordable prices for individuals, families and local businesses.

The new Community Resoucrce Centre was opened by Local Assembly Member Lesley Griffiths, who said: “This £15 million redevelopment project will help make a big difference to the local area and provide state-of-the-art facilities everyone can enjoy.

“The development is an excellent example of partnership working, with several different organisations all co-operating as one to benefit the wider community.

“It is exactly the sort of collaboration needed in Wales to fulfill the housing needs of the people and I commend the Welsh Government, Wales and West Housing Association, Wrexham Council, Hightown Communities First and Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board on their approach.

“Hightown can be proud of their new centre as the modern and multi-purpose design caters for the diverse needs of not just the local residents, but the wider Wrexham community too.”

So far the project has delivered almost 150 new homes and a medical centre across two sites on Kingsmills Road and neighbouring Rivulet Road.

In total the development has brought an estimated boost of £50m to the local economy as well as providing training and work opportunities for local people.



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