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War veteran turns around “eyesore” property

Last updated: August 31, 2018 3:35 pm
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The site of an empty property on a residential road has been successfully redeveloped thanks to a Welsh Government loan.

The property, on Manley Road, Wrexham, had been empty for many years and attracted concerns from neighbours and the wider community due to being an eyesore and attracting antisocial behaviour.

Following the purchase of the property by a local property developer, and thanks to help from the Vibrant and Viable Places (VVP) Empty Property Loan, the old building was demolished and a new one has been built in its place.

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The new site contains eight high quality self-contained flats.

The building was redeveloped by Shaun Stocker, a 27 year-old property developer from Wrexham.

War veteran turns around “eyesore” property

Shaun suffered serious injuries while serving with the Army in Afghanistan, and has subsequently developed a career as a property developer.

He’s also a keen fundraiser for Blind Veterans UK and has raised thousands for the charity.

“Very proud of this achievement”

Shaun said:  “I’m very proud of this achievement and very grateful to Wrexham council for the loan – without this help, it would have been very hard to complete.

“I’m also grateful to my friend Tony Thackeray, who managed the build.

“It’s amazing to see such a beautiful building that was once an idea come to life, and it’s an added bonus to have made such a difference in the local area.”

Cllr Terry Evans, Lead Member for Economic Performance and Regeneration, said: “I’m very pleased to see this work complete, and I’m very grateful to Mr Stocker for all the work he has put into the regeneration of this site.

“VVP funding has played a key part in the regeneration of parts of Wrexham and I know residents will be very pleased to see the site of what was once an eyesore building put to good use.”

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