Rhyl development plans
Denbighshire councillors will debate ambitious proposals to regenerate Rhyl's seafront. The town's 'Sun Centre' and swimming pool face demolition as part of the plans.
Council to debate Rhyl development plans
Rhyl's Sun Centre, one of North Wales's best-known tourist attractions, could be demolished as part of a multi-million pound redevelopment of the resort's promenade.
The thirty-year-old swimming pool at the town's leisure centre may also go, and a new £10m aquatic centre would be built on the promenade instead.
Denbighshire councillors will discuss the proposals today, as part of wide-ranging regeneration plans for the resort.
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