Delighted residents have begun to move into their new homes in Phase One at Hen Bentre Pwylaidd, Gwynedd. The flagship independent living scheme, for elderly residents over the age of 55, has been developed by social homes provider ClwydAlyn, in partnership with Gwynedd Council, Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board, the Welsh Government and Williams Homes (Bala) Ltd.
Housing associations in North Wales and Community Housing Cymru have called on Welsh Government for increased investment for social and affordable homes and wider financial support to help tenants deal with the increasing food and energy costs and sustaining long term tenancies.
One of North Wales’s largest Registered Social Landlords (RSLs) has recently published its new Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Report for 2025-2026; offering a strong picture of the organisation’s key performance improvements.
The eagerly awaited redevelopment of Hen Bentre Pwylaidd (previously known as Penrhos Polish Village), in the heart of Gwynedd, has reached an important milestone in its progress, as viewings are now underway at the show home of this independent living scheme. The development of phase One will soon be home to 42 people over the age of 55; with completion scheduled for Winter 2026.