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Home Business & Economy

Consultation on proposed Aldi store opens

Budget retailer proposes 1,344 sqm store on land at Brackla Industrial Estate.

Owen Donovan by Owen Donovan
3 years ago
in Business & Economy, Planning
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Aldi has opened a public consultation on plans to build a new store at Brackla Industrial Estate.

The proposed store – technically within the Coity Higher Community Council area – would be accessed directly from the Ffordd Cadfan roundabout.

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The store would be about a third smaller than the recently opened store in Porthcawl, at just 1,344 square metres. It’ll also have 127 parking spaces, with 4 electric vehicle charging stations.

 

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Aldi expects the new store to create between 30-50 full and part-time jobs.

Another important note: Aldi says that the new store “would complement our existing trading store in Bridgend (Cheapside)”.

All of the information is available here. The 28-day consultation will close on or around 3rd October 2023, with Aldi expecting to submit a full planning application at some point during October.

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