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Save Rhos Point Sea Sports Centre

Save Rhos Point Sea Sports Centre

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Started by Anonymous 14 years, 7 months ago
Rhos Point Sea Sports Centre is situated right next to Rhos Point harbour on marine drive Rhos Point Colwyn Bay and the whole area is in need of an update. Rhos point tackle and bait have been at this address for over 30 years and over the last few years have grown to include Kayak North Wales a Kayak hire, sales, and tuition centre. Rhos Point tackle and bait, a sea fishing tackle and bait supply shop, (the original business) and Pathfinder Sea Fishing Ltd, a sea fishing charter boat business (part of the original business). Conwy counil are now seeking planning and funding or so their employee tells me. But the problem we are now seeing is that when this redevelopment goes through all of this area will be flattened and new buildings erected BUT Conwy council will not guarantee that the businesses who are already established will be included in the new development and these businesses are a big part of the tourist attraction to Rhos On Sea village plus people travel many miles as well as our locals to use the tackle shop for their sea fishing needs... So we need to show Conwy county council and the local Councillors that Rhos Point Sea Sports Centre is a required asset to Rhos On Sea. So please sign our petition. If you would like anymore info please call me on 07719556092. Thanks for you time. Paul

2 Comments

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Sarah Murray
14 years ago Featured

Ridiculous to think they would just flatten it without a plan for the current shops. My kids love the kayaking there it brings so much life to the point.

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Dave Fletcher
14 years ago Featured

Been going to that tackle shop for years. It's a staple of Rhos and the council needs to get their act together and look after the local businesses that actually keep people coming here.