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One of the new bed and breakfast rooms at Parkers House, Newtown, Powys

Tourism boost as town centre investment creates a new bed and breakfast

Building design work undertaken by Hughes Architects to transform one of Newtown’s oldest town centre buildings into a bed and breakfast will help attract tourism and business opportunities into the town, says its owners.

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Law Commission Wales planning laws consultation

Plans to change planning laws in Wales will have considerable ramifications, says architect

One of the most radical upheavals of Wales’ planning laws will have ramifications for businesses and communities throughout the country, according to architect Doug Hughes of Cardiff and Mid Wales-based Hughes Architects.

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Doug Hughes, managing director of Hughes Architects

Success of stronger Powys communities’ rests on county council’s vision

Hughes Architects managing director, Doug Hughes, has praised the work of a partnership between the public, third and private sector that he says has helped develop and drive forward the economic and social growth of the county.

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Work starts on community's palliative care unit

It’s great to see work starting on the new Palliative Care Unit at Llanidloes War Memorial Hospital in Powys. The local community wanted a unit for patients to stay at in the town - close to their homes - during their palliative care.

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Doug Hughes and Adam Watkins of Hughes Architects present the new football kit to school pupils at Ysgol Y Gymraeg Trallwng

Hughes Architects sponsors primary school football team

Pupils at a north Powys primary school have received a brand new football strip, thanks to a local architects practice.

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Social housing plans are the first part of much needed investment, says architect

Plans for 250 new council homes in Powys over the next five years are just the start of a much needed investment in the area’s social housing sector, according to a local architect. Powys County Council has announced it will build the homes as part of a five-year programme, adding to the 5,300 homes it already provides in the county.

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Plans approved for housing development in Llanidloes, Powys

Planners give green light to private housing development in Powys town

Plans put forward by Hughes Architects for 96 new homes at Llanidloes, Powys have been approved by councillors. Powys County Council’s planning committee approved outline planning permission for the development of land at Bryn Ddu Road for the new development adjacent to the existing Dolgwenith and Tan-y-Bryn housing estates.

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£7.5million social care housing scheme officially opened

There’s nothing more satisfying than seeing a job we were involved in right at the start coming through to completion and into use. One such project has been the £7.5million Llys Glan-yr-Afon social care housing scheme in Newtown, Powys.

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Young carers enjoy respite at a specially designed home in Mid Wales

Young carers from throughout Wales, the Midlands and North West of England are benefiting from a new respite home in north Powys with help from a local architects practice.

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Pre-planning consultation begins into Newtown housing development

Hughes Architects has begun a pre-plann

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