Easyliving Limited

We are pleased to announce we have recently commenced a Pre-Application Consultation (PAC) at Fforestfach Embassy Social Club. 📌 Location: 75 Ravenhill Rd, Ravenhill Swansea, SA5 5AN. The scheme is proposing the demolition of the existing Fforestfach Embassy Social Club building to make way for the construction of 16 affordable apartments, new access & associated works in Ravenhill, Swansea. To access plans, reports and additional information see more on the consultations section of our website – https://lnkd.in/eC_HiEnz See the pictures below for the existing building and proposed development - sourced from extracts of perspective views taken from drawings prepared by Spring Design (additional views can be found in the Design and Access Statement). The consultation is open until the 3rd of February 2025. Anyone who wishes to make representations about the proposed development please write to consultations@gjplanning.co.uk, or alternatively submit comments in the comments box found on the consultations page on the GJP website (see link above). Project team: Easyliving Limited Architecture & Drainage - Spring Design Highways & Transportation – Acstro Tree survey – ArbTS - Trees & Planning - South Wales Ecology - SOLTYS BREWSTER Landscaping - DPLA #PlanningPermission #Swansea #AffordableHousing #PAC

We are pleased to announce we have recently commenced a Pre-Application Consultation (PAC) at Fforestfach Embassy Social Club. 📌 Location: 75 Ravenhill Rd, Ravenhill Swansea, SA5 5AN. The scheme is proposing the demolition of the existing Fforestfach Embassy Social Club building to make way for the construction of 16 affordable apartments, new access & associated works in Ravenhill, Swansea. To access plans, reports and additional information see more on the consultations section of our website – https://lnkd.in/eC_HiEnz See the pictures below for the existing building and proposed development - sourced from extracts of perspective views taken from drawings prepared by Spring Design (additional views can be found in the Design and Access Statement). The consultation is open until the 3rd of February 2025. Anyone who wishes to make representations about the proposed development please write to consultations@gjplanning.co.uk, or alternatively submit comments in the comments box found on the consultations page on the GJP website (see link above). Project team: Easyliving Limited Architecture & Drainage - Spring Design Highways & Transportation – Acstro Tree survey – ArbTS - Trees & Planning - South Wales Ecology - SOLTYS BREWSTER Landscaping - DPLA #PlanningPermission #Swansea #AffordableHousing #PAC

I’m happy to share that I’m starting a new position as Construction Project Manager at Easyliving Limited!

A wonderful opportunity for University of South Wales MSc Civil Engineering students to undertake a real life design project thanks to Coastal Housing Group, Easyliving Limited and PHG Consulting Engineers. The students have been working on the brief and yesterday it was brought to life by visiting the site at Castle Cinema, Swansea. Relationships between industry and academia are very important to student experience and understanding and long they may continue. 🏚️ 🏠

A wonderful opportunity for University of South Wales MSc Civil Engineering students to undertake a real life design project thanks to Coastal Housing Group, Easyliving Limited and PHG Consulting Engineers. The students have been working on the brief and yesterday it was brought to life by visiting the site at Castle Cinema, Swansea. Relationships between industry and academia are very important to student experience and understanding and long they may continue. 🏚️ 🏠

Laserzone in Swansea is reopening at a different city centre venue this weekend. Formerly based at the old Castle Cinema, Laserzone will be available at the former Iceland unit on St David's Place from Saturday November 30. Swansea Council has granted the business a temporary lease for the unit, pending the regeneration of the overall former St David's Shopping Centre site in the longer-term. The former Castle Cinema building is also being redeveloped. Cardiff-based developer Easy Living has secured planning consent to transform the building into a facility including flats, office space and a restaurant. Laserzone is a high-tech, live and interactive laser game played in a multi-level themed arena with special effects, fog, laserbeams and music. It was officially first opened in 1992 by actress Catherine Zeta-Jones and rugby player Robert Jones. Cllr Robert Francis-Davies, Swansea Council's Cabinet Member for Investment, Regeneration and Tourism, said: "Hundreds of thousands of people will have fond memories of Laserzone, which has now been operating in Swansea for over three decades. "It's an important city centre business so, given the redevelopment of the former Castle Cinema building, we've been working closely alongside Laserzone to find them a new home. "Their temporary lease at the former Iceland unit ensures the business stays in the city centre, while also bringing an empty building back into use. "When the former St David's shopping centre site is redeveloped, we'll also continue to work alongside Laserzone to find them a more permanent base in the city centre." Kathryn Overment, of Laserzone, said: "We have many fond memories of our time in the old Castle Cinema building, but we're delighted to be maintaining our presence in the city centre at the former Iceland unit. "Laserzone is a fun activity for so many people - from children and families to birthday parties and teambuilding events for workplaces. "We'd like to thank Swansea Council for their support and look forward to opening at our new location while we continue to explore a more permanent location in the longer term." Laserzone is also planning to soon reinstate adult nights, with details to be made available once they're finalised. Laserzone's opening hours are 4pm to 7.30pm on Mondays and Tuesdays, 1pm till 8pm on Wednesdays, 4pm to 7.30pm on Thursdays, 1pm to 9pm on Fridays, 11am to 9pm on Saturdays, and 11am to 7.30pm on Sundays. During school holidays, Laserzone is open every day from 11am to 8pm. Redevelopment of the former St David's Shopping Centre site is being led by Swansea Council in partnership with regeneration specialists Urban Splash. A public sector hub building at the site has already been announced, and more proposals for the area will be made available for feedback as soon as they're finalised.