Family centre at Youth And Community Centre Brickfield Terrace, Llandudno Junction
Summary of planning committee decision
Decided by Conwy Planning Committee on 17 Jun 2026.
What was proposed
The application proposed demolishing the existing youth centre and building a flexible family centre supporting families, children and partner organisations.
“The demolition of the existing unfit for purpose youth centre to be replaced with a new family centre providing a range of flexible, inclusive and accessible facilities to support families, children, and partner organisations…”
Officer report
The site and surroundings
The site is beside a social club, housing, shops, dwellings and hot food premises, and lies in an area with flood and contamination concerns.
“This planning application relates to the Conwy Council’s youth and community centre site off Conway Road in Llandudno Junction comprising of a single storey height building. The land adjoins the Labour and Social Club on the northern site boundary; housing development (Hillside Mews) on the eastern site boundary; shop and dwellings on the southern site boundary; and hot food take-away premises and dwellings on the western site boundary.”
“The land falls within the Flood Map for Planning (FMfP) Sea Flood Zone 3 and a small area also falls within the Surface Water and Small Watercourses Flood Zone 3. The land has recorded flood extents in the past.”
Officer report
Building and facilities
The proposed U-shaped building would provide 700 square metres, eight parking spaces, bicycle parking, outdoor areas, landscaping and biodiversity features.
“Layout – The site layout comprises a U-shaped building accessible via Brickfield Terrace on the western site boundary. A total of 8 no. parking spaces, 4 no. bicycle parking spaces, 1 no. electric vehicle charging point, and bin collection area will be provided in the area adjacent to the western site boundary. Outdoor amenity areas such as a courtyard and youth/BBQ area will be provided adjacent to the eastern site boundary.”
“Landscaping – The application plans show: • Boundary treatment – 2.4 metres high timber close board fence along the eastern, northern and part of the southern site boundaries. • Retaining walls – Brick faced to match the proposed building along the northern, eastern, southern and part of the western site boundaries. • Hard surfaces – Asphalt (vehicular and pedestrian access); log path; corduroy tactile paving (steps and access ramps); artificial grass.”
Officer report
Officer recommendation
Officers recommended conditional approval subject to amended plans and delegated authority for the Development and Building Control Manager to issue the decision.
“A) Minded to approve conditional planning permission subject to the submission of amended plans.”
“B) To authorise the Development and Building Control Manager to issue a decision under delegation.”
Officer report
Consultation and representations
Residents would be consulted on amended elevations, Welsh Water observations were received, and a representation raised construction traffic and business interruptions.
“An addendum to the report was presented, highlighting the following: • Correction of typing in Paragraph 33 – Replace ‘0/49810’ with ‘0/48610’ • Officers will consult residents with the amended elevation plans and will request delegated authority to do this. • Observations were received from Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water. • A public representation was received concerning the construction traffic and interruptions to local businesses.”
Minutes
Members’ views
Members supported the application because they considered it would greatly benefit the area.
“Members were supportive of the application as it would be a great benefit to the area.”
Minutes
Sources
- Conwy Planning Committee minutes, 17 June 2026
- Agenda and papers (council website)
Source: Plota analysis of Conwy's committee minutes and officer report. Quotations are the council's own words; headings and summaries are Plota's.
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- Committee
- Conwy Planning Committee
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- Conwy
- Date
- Wednesday 17 June 2026
- Recommendation
- Officers recommended approval
- Committee decided
- Approved
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- Agenda and papers (council website)
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