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Aberystwyth, Wales, UK. 19th February 2013. Proposed site for the Mill Street development in Aberystwyth where plans are in place to bring new trade and employment to the town via new shops including unconfirmed reports of a Marks and Spencer and Tesco. The redevelopment is not without its problems as homes, shops, the town’s main car park and the Old Drill Hall will need to be demolished to make enough room, with some tenants refusing to leave nearly 2 years after initial plans were presented. Credit: Barry Watkins / Alamy Live News
Tesco and Marks and Spencer shopping development in Aberystwyth, contracts have now been exchanged between the retail giants, Ceredigion County Council and the developers Chelverton Deeley Freed. Ceredigion County Council say Compulsory Purchase Orders are a possibility as the 3 home owners still refuse to sell up.
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Location: Mill Street Development, Aberystwyth, Ceredigion, Wales
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