About Caerphilly 2035
Caerphilly is a town with potential.
With the largest Castle in Wales offering a world class heritage experience that already attracts day visitors from far and wide, this regeneration masterplan will seek to transform the town into a diverse and thriving town centre that people return to time and time again.
From Ffos Caerffili – the new market opening early 2024 – and the regeneration of Pentrebane Street, to an 80-bed hotel which will provide much needed, high-quality accommodation, the wide-ranging plans are ambitious and will bring transformative change to the town.
Caerphilly, a better place to live, work and visit.
Proposed projects throughout the town centre:
Caerphilly Town in 2035 will be…
1. A RENOWNED TOURISM DESTINATION
…. that fully exploits the presence of Caerphilly Castle to provide a unique visitor experience that people want to revisit.
2. A CONNECTED TOWN
…. with a modern transport interchange that provides a landmark entrance to the town, connects the town to the wider region and provides a base from which to actively explore the surrounding landscape.
3. A BUSINESS DESTINATION
…. with a landmark economic hub at the transport interchange, a bespoke development corridor that connects the interchange with a consolidated Caerphilly Business Park, and a series of flexible workspaces in the town centre.
4. A GREAT PLACE TO LIVE
…. with an excellent environment for existing and new residents that is based on a choice of new homes, accessible workspaces and diverse leisure choices.
5. A LEISURE TOWN
… that provides a varied retail and leisure offer that satisfies everyday requirements, but also includes bespoke products and great food and refreshments day and night.
6. INCLUSIVE AND ENGAGING PUBLIC PLACES
…. a town with a network of unique green streets and spaces that optimise views of the Castle, provide space for outdoor activity and are safe and accessible.
7. A SMART TOWN
… with excellent digital infrastructure for new workspace and a distinctive digital brand that businesses, public services, residents and visitors can inform and benefit from.
8. A LOW CARBON TOWN
… which is designed for the energy needs of the 21st Century to facilitate low energy use, renewable energy and travel, low environmental impact and adaptability.