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Welsh Construction Today briefing: Tuesday 10 November 2026
Four stories from the last 24 hours and one closing date from our recent stories.
Stories from the last 24 hours
Welsh Government consults on Community Right to Buy scheme for local assets
Community groups in Wales would gain a right of first refusal and a protected period to buy registered local assets under proposals now out to consultation until 4 January 2027.
Work starts on £14.7m Port of Mostyn upgrade backed by North Wales Growth Deal
Ambition North Wales says substantial site clearance has been completed at the port's Marsh Row site, with £4m of Growth Deal money helping to refurbish 172,000 sq ft of industrial buildings for future business occupiers.
NRW returns 500 tonnes of boulders to dredged Afon Wern in Cleddau catchment
Natural Resources Wales's Four Rivers for LIFE project has reinstated boulders along 650 metres of a Cleddau tributary, notched a redundant weir and reconnected the river to its floodplain in Pembrokeshire.
NICW narrows remit to data centres and AI compute under new chair Jenifer Baxter
The National Infrastructure Commission for Wales will spend the next 15 months on AI infrastructure alone, mapping proposed sites with Arcadis and advising ministers on planning options in January.
Closing soon
Promoters of rail, tram and harbour schemes in Wales will face a three-month statutory decision deadline on Transport and Works Act applications from 20 November 2026, after the Welsh Government consented to UK regulations rewriting the procedure.
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