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Town Centre Property Grant (Denbighshire)

Denbighshire County Council

Description

Capital grant from Denbighshire County Council (formerly branded the Commercial Property Development Grant) helping commercial property owners and occupiers upgrade the exterior of vacant, underused, or run-down premises in the county's town centres.

Amount

Up to 70% of project costs, £5,000–£50,000

Deadline

31 December 2026

Eligibility summary

  • Available in: Wales.
  • Applicant must be a registered business.
  • Most relevant to: Retail.
Notes
Renamed from 'Commercial Property Development Grant' to 'Town Centre Property Grant' at a new URL (the council's site has moved from denbighshire.gov.uk to sirddinbych.gov.uk) — same £290,000 UK Shared Prosperity Fund-backed scheme and terms. Now explicitly a retrospective grant (paid after works are completed, so applicants need the funds up front). Apply first via an online Expression of Interest form.
Requirement
Freehold owners, or leaseholders with at least 7 years remaining on their lease at the date the project must complete by, of commercial property within the town or city centre boundaries of Corwen, Denbigh, Llangollen, Prestatyn, Rhuddlan, Rhyl, Ruthin, or St Asaph.

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How to apply

Submit an Expression of Interest online form; the council will follow up with a full application form once eligibility is confirmed. Fund closes to applications 31 December 2026; successful projects must complete by 12 February 2027.

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Last verified: 20 August 2026. See the footer disclaimer — this is general information, not financial or tax advice.