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Housing association announces plans to move to new town centre HQ

V2C's proposed move to Wyndham House would see revamp to town centre eyesore.

Owen Donovan by Owen Donovan
1 year ago
in Business & Economy, Housing, Social Services & Social Care
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Housing association announces plans to move to new town centre HQ

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Bridgend-based Valleys2Coast (V2C) housing association has announced its proposed move to a new headquarters at Wyndham House in Bridgend town centre (pictured above).

Detailed proposals and plans are still in development. As things stand, alongside new office space, V2C intends to provide a cafe-style reception on the ground floor, retail units and 8 one-bedroom apartments as part of a refurbishment of the building.

Early artist impressions show an improved exterior:

“The acquisition of Wyndham House plays a key role in our own ambitious growth plans, but also the county’s wider plans to regenerate the town. “With community, sustainability and innovation at its heart, this project marks the next exciting step in our mission to help Bridgend and its people thrive.

“Within the next 18 months, we will have transformed the building, bringing over 300 of our colleagues right into the heart of Bridgend Town Centre and attracting additional footfall from our customers and visitors.

“Our exciting plans to retain some commercial units and bring residential space into the town will help it thrive once again.”
-Valleys2Coast Chief Executive, Jo Oak

V2C is currently headquartered on Tremains Road. They hope to use town centre regeneration and social housing grants to help fund the move.

Wyndham House – built on the site of the former Bridgend Town Hall – currently houses Bridgend Post Office and several office units on the ground floor. Anecdotally, it’s considered a bit of an eyesore, with there being proposals in the past to redevelop the building.

It’s unclear at this early stage what this potential redevelopment means for the future of the post office. Bridgend Council passed a motion in February 2025 opposing the proposed closure of the post office.

Tags: Bridgend Town CentreBusinessHousing AssociationsMorfa & WildmillRegenerationRetailValleys 2 Coast
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