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Prosperity Parc, Holyhead (Anglesey)

Stena Line (via Anglesey Land Holdings)

Holyhead, WalesApprovedData centreCapacity not published Verified — 4 sources on file

A data centre-led redevelopment of the former Anglesey Aluminium site at Holyhead, led by Stena Line through Anglesey Land Holdings. Outline planning permission was granted by the Isle of Anglesey County Council in September 2025. Named by government as one of two constituent sites (with Trawsfynydd, Gwynedd) of the North Wales AI Growth Zone announced in November 2025.

Project detail

Operator / developer
Stena Line (via Anglesey Land Holdings)
Location
Holyhead, Wales, United Kingdom
Status
Approved
AI relevance
High — AI/compute led
Announced
2025-03-14
Target live date
Not published
Published capacity
Not published. No capacity figure means none has been published — it does not mean zero.
Floor area
Not published
Stated investment
Not published
Power
Not published
Grid connection
Not published
Cooling
Not published
Water
Not published
Planning authority
Isle of Anglesey County Council
Planning reference
OP/2025/2
Planning decision
Outline planning permission granted
Decision date
2025-09-11
Construction start
Not published
Expected completion
Not published
Operational since
Not published
Confidence
Medium confidence
Last verified
2026-09-24

Key facts

  • Site

    217-220 acre brownfield former Anglesey Aluminium site, Holyhead

  • Proposed floorspace

    2.5 million sq ft data centre plus 108,000 sq ft office and 54,000 sq ft R&D space, as stated by the applicant (Place North West)

  • Jobs

    Around 1,200 operational jobs and 890 construction jobs claimed by the developer (Daily Post)

  • Investment

    Described as a £1bn regeneration project by the developer; no data-centre capacity (MW) has been disclosed

  • Investment partner

    As of the November 2025 AI Growth Zone announcement, no data-centre investment/operating partner had been secured (DatacenterDynamics)

Sources

Entry last updated 24/09/2026. Spotted something wrong? Tell us.

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