Atriwm

Scott Bayes standing with arms folded in front of security fencing and scaffolding on the former Debenhams building in Carmarthen
Carmarthen

CARMARTHEN: 835 demand an inquiry into the £41m Atriwm, as the council keeps St Catherine’s Street roadworks until Christmas

Campaigner Scott Bayes will put the case for an independent inquiry to councillors on 12 November. The council says the…

By
Kit Peters
Exterior of the Flying Tiger store in Swansea on Princess Way, with the brand's red heart and toy soldier logo on a sign jutting out from the building. Coffee#1 and Zinco Lounge sit alongside, with outdoor seating in the foreground.
Atriwm

FLYING TIGER: Firm behind former WHSmith store closure plans set to buy quirky Danish chain — we reveal what this could mean for Swansea and Carmarthen

Private equity firm Modella is close to completing a takeover of Danish variety retailer Flying Tiger Copenhagen. We reveal the…

Illustration of the planned Atriwm building in Carmarthen, depicting the refurbished former Debenhams site as a modern health and wellbeing centre.
Atriwm

Carmarthen’s old Debenhams reborn as ‘Atriwm’ — but opening pushed back to 2027

Carmarthen’s long‑awaited health and wellbeing centre finally has a name — but residents will have to wait another year to…