Rhuddlan town regeneration summary

This page provides information about projects that are planned for Rhuddlan, as well as projects that have been completed in recent years.

It also includes significant regeneration projects in nearby areas which can also have an impact on the town.

Introduction to Rhuddlan

Rhuddlan is a small town overlooking the river Clwyd in the north of Denbighshire.

The estimated resident population for the area is approximately 4,000.

Rhuddlan is known for it's Castle ruins, which were built by Kind Edward I in the 1200’s. Prior to King Edward I’s ascent, Rhuddlan was a government seat and the Capital of Gwynedd.

A small high street serves the local population well, with a variety of independent shops, services and pubs.

Regeneration projects

Select one of the following to find out about the regeneration projects for Rhuddlan.

Last review date

This information was last reviewed November 2024.