2023年5月31日

卡马森郡休闲和娱乐中心打开创造30工作Pinopolis部分与国家开发银行的贷款威尔士书签汤姆O ' brien干部咨询;主任戴维。爱德华兹Pinopolis威尔士和发展银行的Navid Falatoori×无效emailSomething出错了,请稍后再试。我们用你注册报名提供内容的方式你同意,提高我们对你的理解。这意味着我们可能包括广告从我们和第三方基于我们的知识。我们也可以改变频率你收到电子邮件从我们为了使你及时和给你最好的相关信息。一如既往地你可以随时取消订阅。更多信息×一个新的家庭娱乐中心保龄球馆、飞镖和Llanelli餐馆了,创建30工作。Pinopolis已经开了一个巨大的17000平方英尺的复杂位于前杰姆天沙路上汽车陈列室。布伦瑞克的地点集中在四车道火花的保龄球和是唯一在威尔士提供US-originated身临其境和动态保龄球经验。它包括软游戏设施、保龄球馆、商场,体育法庭,室内场景,街头食品,和酒吧。 The fit-out was part-funded by a six-figure loan from the Development Bank of Wales following an introduction by Visit Wales. Pinopolis directors Georgia and David Edwards previously owned and managed The Play King children’s soft play area at Dafen Industrial Estate. The Play King opened in 2011 but was forced to close in March 2020 due to pandemic restrictions. Mr Edwards said: “Covid meant that we took the decision to close The Play King and transfer the assets to create this new family entertainment centre but it wouldn’t have happened without the support of the Development Bank. We are so grateful that they stepped in with the funding needed to complete the fit-out and bring this amazing new facility to life for the benefit of our customers, both young and old alike.” Explaining the idea for the business, Ms Edwards said: "There was a real gap in the market for a family entertainment centre in Llanelli, somewhere which offered lots of different things all under one roof, catering for every age and every demographic - and that's what Pinopolis does now.” Though the pandemic brought the development of Pinopolis to a halt, the business is now open with the owners planning to expand the premises further next year. Senior investment executive Navid Falatoori said: “Pinopolis is the first of its kind for Carmarthenshire and a real asset for local people and tourists alike, providing much needed all-weather leisure facilities and creating jobs. “It’s a flagship destination attraction for the area that will be continuously developed by David and Georgia over the coming months and years to ensure that it is firmly on the Wales tourism map.” Corporate finance advice to Pinopolis was provided by John Saunders of Cardiff-based Cadre Advisory. Mr Saunders said: “We have worked closely with the proprietors and the Development Bank on this over a 2-year period to bring this exciting new Covid delayed project to the marketplace.” The funding for Pinopolis came from the £50 million Wales Tourism Investment Fund, financed by the Welsh Government. Sign up to the BusinessLive Wales newsletter and follow us on LinkedIn As well as an in-depth early morning newsletter, we will be sending out regular breaking news email alerts. To sign up to this service CLICK HERE LinkedIn And, follow us on LinkedIn to catch the latest stories and to network with the Welsh business community. Read more: