The University of Wales Trinity Saint David (UWTSD) is inviting proposals for “viable, sustainable activity” on the University’s Lampeter campus.
Individuals and organisations are being asked to propose their ideas that will bring long-term, sustainable, economic benefit to the campus and the local community.
The university has been actively engaging with stakeholders and community members to explore a range of economically viable, education-related activities that could bring a new, sustainable lease of life to the campus. A public meeting attracted strong local interest and valuable feedback.
In addition to the public meeting, the university has been engaging with representatives of key stakeholder groups and will continue this to do so to identify practical and innovative proposals. A Key Stakeholder Group, comprising local politicians, business and community leaders, and university-associated groups, is set to meet at the end of this month.
This group will work together to generate and assess viable proposals aimed at reimagining the vibrancy of the campus, pursuing alternative educational and commercial activities, and creating new opportunities for the local community.
Debra Williams, Pro Vice-Chancellor, Business and Commercial Relations, said:
“We strongly encourage everyone with an interest in the future of the Lampeter campus and who have a worked-through proposal to take part in this process. The recent public meeting and ongoing discussions with key stakeholders have reinforced the importance of working together to develop a sustainable and exciting future for the campus. This process is a vital opportunity for the wider community to contribute their proposals and help shape what comes next.”
A consultation form, along with full details of the consultation process, can be accessed here.
