Pembrokeshire County Council sells £1.3 million of assets, including the former RNAD site at Blackbridge and land and property at Narberth, to fund Twenty First Century Schools programme

Pembrokeshire County Council sold £1,380,000 of assets over the summer.
Pembrokeshire County Council sold £1,380,000 of assets over the summer.
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Pembrokeshire County Council sold over £1m of land and buildings between June and August of this year.

Cabinet’s Monday meeting was told that £1,380,000 of assets were sold over the summer.

The most profitable sale was the former RNAD site at Blackbridge, Milford Haven to Egnedol Pembroke Eco Power Ltd for £750,000.

Also sold was Rose Villa, Narberth to BJ Bowen and CS Bowen for £280,000 and land at Coed y Glyn, Tenby Road, Narberth to PJSR Hill, DW Hill and AR Wood for £350,000.

Council leader Jamie Adams said that these were three “significant disposals” which would provide funding for the council’s Twenty First Century Schools programme.

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