Regeneration
This section contains information about regeneration activities and projects.
The pedestrianisation of Bridgend town centre has been a great success with local businesses and shoppers alike, but it doesn't stop there. More regeneration projects are in the pipeline throughout the borough as part of the councils Streets Ahead campaign that aims to make Bridgend town centre streets ahead when it comes to working, shopping and socialising.
Regeneration Articles
| Pupils crowned kings and queens of the road safety Castle! | |
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Oldcastle primary School has taken the 2008 Road safety title after beating off stiff competition at the Odeon Cinemas, Bridgend. Following several preliminary rounds, the final proved to be a real test, with lots of hard questions to answer. This was no problem for the finalists however, as the close competition saw runners-up Ysgol Cynwyd Sant beaten only by a 2 point margin, with the other finalists falling in close behind. |
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| Pride in our communities - Keep Wales Tidy | |
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The project in Bridgend is funded by Valleys 2 Coast Housing Association, Environment Agency Wales and Bridgend County Borough Council. Within the county of Bridgend, the Pride in Our Communities officer will initially work with the communities of Caerau and Cornelly to encourage residents to help tackle the problem of fly-tipping. |
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| Community Regeneration: Brewer’s Site in Caerau | |
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Redeveloping the Brewer’s Site in Caerau is the highest priority of the Caerau Regeneration Project which is a Communities First initiative that helps local people realise physical and environmental schemes important to them. |
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