Changing And Developing Swansea Bay

 Swansea Bay is transforming...

Princess Way Development

...into a dynamic Waterfront city region rich in beautiful countryside, witnessing unprecedented levels of investment.

For some of the major projects that are underway in Swansea Bay, please view 'key developments'

Many major developments have been completed in recent times,

• National Waterfront Museum
• Liberty Stadium
• Parc y Scarlets
• The LC, premier leisure complex
• Institute of Life Science, Swansea University
• Baglan Energy Park
• Ethos, Ellipse and Langdon house in SA1 Waterfront
• Princess Way New Shopping Development
• Carmarthen Indoor Market

... and there's much, much more underway. 

Hammerson plc has been chosen by the City and County of Swansea and its partner, the Welsh Assembly Government (WAG), to lead the £1 billion regeneration of the city's major retail and waterfront sites over the next 10 years.

To the west, Llanelli Waterside development is transforming the waterfront into a thriving new business, leisure and residential community.

In Neath Port Talbot, Baglan Energy Park is the first stage in the regeneration of Baglan Bay, a single development site to eventually total some 1,500 acres. Opportunities exist for both manufacturing and service industries on this prestigious and ideally located strategic site adjacent to Junction 41 of the M4 motorway.

Nearby, The £1.2 billion, Coed Darcy urban village will boast four new schools, health and sports facilities, a community centre and shops as well as some 4,000 homes.

The developments are part of an overall strategy to make Swansea a vibrant and dynamic waterfront city by 2020.  Find out more about Swansea's ambitions, the strategy and the progress being made by visiting the website www.swansea2020.com