Brecon Town Centre

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Introduction

The first public consultation was held in June 2021, after which a plan to improve Brecon town centre for local residents, businesses and visitors was developed.

Another consultation was held in August/September 2022 to get the public’s views on a range of topics. The feedback received showed that there is strong support for the traffic restriction measures put in place during the Covid pandemic to be made permanent, and widespread agreement that the proposed improvements will add to the town centre’s character and culture, making it more enjoyable for residents and visitors.

Powys County Council have developed the original ideas further for the town centre and would like to hear your views on the detailed proposals being presented:

High resolution proposals:

For the purpose of this consultation, when we talk about Brecon Town Centre we are referring to the following streets:

A map of Brecon highlighting the streets on the list

High Street (Superior/Inferior)

Lion Street

George Street

Castle Street

Ship Street

Tredegar Street

Steeple Lane/Church Lane

St Mary Street

Glamorgan Street

The Bulwark


Have your say

You can leave your feedback online through our survey below by clicking the blue 'COMPLETE FORM' button.

A paper version the form are available to download and print here or you can pick one up from libraries across Powys, please ask a member of staff for a copy.

The closing date for responses is Sunday 30th March 2025.


Introduction

The first public consultation was held in June 2021, after which a plan to improve Brecon town centre for local residents, businesses and visitors was developed.

Another consultation was held in August/September 2022 to get the public’s views on a range of topics. The feedback received showed that there is strong support for the traffic restriction measures put in place during the Covid pandemic to be made permanent, and widespread agreement that the proposed improvements will add to the town centre’s character and culture, making it more enjoyable for residents and visitors.

Powys County Council have developed the original ideas further for the town centre and would like to hear your views on the detailed proposals being presented:

High resolution proposals:

For the purpose of this consultation, when we talk about Brecon Town Centre we are referring to the following streets:

A map of Brecon highlighting the streets on the list

High Street (Superior/Inferior)

Lion Street

George Street

Castle Street

Ship Street

Tredegar Street

Steeple Lane/Church Lane

St Mary Street

Glamorgan Street

The Bulwark


Have your say

You can leave your feedback online through our survey below by clicking the blue 'COMPLETE FORM' button.

A paper version the form are available to download and print here or you can pick one up from libraries across Powys, please ask a member of staff for a copy.

The closing date for responses is Sunday 30th March 2025.


  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

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