Central Square

how many floors does st davids have? 8 or 9?

what is foood

how many floors does st davids have? 8 or 9?

what is foood

2 for the shopping 6 for the car parks cause you expect alot of people then you got another 2 car park lower ground floors and ye

how many floors does st davids have? 8 or 9?

what is foood

2 for the shopping 6 for the car parks cause you expect alot of people then you got another 2 car park lower ground floors and ye

whoosh

Progress on the BBC building
http://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/local ... s-12065972
Are they building central square no2 at the same time?

Progress on the BBC building
http://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/local ... s-12065972
Are they building central square no2 at the same time?

Yes I think that is very much still the plan. I noticed that the new 'nerve centre' for number 2 is the old shaws building on the edge of of st david's house, wood st (recently used for the same purpose for number 1). The signs were put up on friday so maybe they'll be moving in next week?

Progress on the BBC building
http://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/local ... s-12065972
Are they building central square no2 at the same time?

Yes I think that is very much still the plan. I noticed that the new 'nerve centre' for number 2 is the old shaws building on the edge of of st david's house, wood st (recently used for the same purpose for number 1). The signs were put up on friday so maybe they'll be moving in next week?

Have they applied for detailed planning permission on number 2 yet?

I thought that as part of doing the BBC building number 2 was being done up
to ground level for now until planning was passed.

WalesOnline quality control strikes again:

"Plans for the new bus interchange were previously criticised for looking like a 'Soviet-era monolith,' but new, less-curvy plans have been met with a better reception."

They're incapable now of even interpreting their own stories correctly...

WalesOnline quality control strikes again:

"Plans for the new bus interchange were previously criticised for looking like a 'Soviet-era monolith,' but new, less-curvy plans have been met with a better reception."

They're incapable now of even interpreting their own stories correctly...

Yes I had to re-read that before realising that they'd got it completely wrong Proving that whoever actually wrote that piece has very little interest in the development, the comment wouldn't have occurred with just mediocre knowledge of what's planned for about 100 metres from where they typed it out!!

WalesOnline quality control strikes again:

"Plans for the new bus interchange were previously criticised for looking like a 'Soviet-era monolith,' but new, less-curvy plans have been met with a better reception."

They're incapable now of even interpreting their own stories correctly...

Isn't it about time Soviet era monoliths became cool again?