Asbri Planning stands as Wales' largest independent Town Planning Consultancy, dedicated to advancing development projects that positively shape communities. Since May 2007, our journey has been marked by a commitment to excellence, integrity, and client success. We provide forthright planning advice, integrate seamlessly into development teams, and adopt a positive, determined attitude, understanding the importance of teamwork.
Our dynamic team, with nearly half fluent in Welsh, ensures resource constraints are never an issue. We foster strong professional relationships with planning departments across Wales and England, facilitating smoother processes. 29 billion in education projects and facilitated the development of thousands of affordable homes.
With offices in Cardiff and Swansea, we serve clients across the region. Our linear company structure, led by five Directors, ensures clarity, accountability, and efficiency. Our collective experience guarantees clients receive expert guidance and support at every project stage.
Conversion of the former Goodshed and adjacent land to provide a mixed-use development including apartments, restaurant, micro-brewery, workshop, events space, drive-thru coffee shop, and entrepreneurial incubator units converted from shipping containers. Planning permission was also granted for the siting and conversion of railway carriages for mixed use purposes.
Demolition of Cantonian High School and development of a new campus comprising a new Cantonian High School, Woodlands SEN High School, Riverbank Special School, and a Health and Well-being Building. This facility will educate over 350 children requiring specialist provision alongside over 1,450 mainstream comprehensive students.
Restoration of Hay Castle, situated in the Brecon Beacons National Park, within a Landscape Park and Gardens of Special Historic Interest, a Conservation Area, and designated as a Scheduled Ancient Monument and a Grade I and II listed building. Asbri Planning was the lead planning consultant responsible for securing planning and listed building consent.
South Sebastopol
Newport
No specific description available on the page, but listed as a project.
Oyster Wharf
Swansea
No specific description available on the page, but listed as a project.
Redevelopment of the Old College, a Grade I listed building and former home of the first University College of Wales, along with Grade II listed Georgian villas. The vision is to transform the building into a major cultural and creative centre for Wales, incorporating an exhibition centre, place of learning, business start-up hub, conference facilities, and a 32-bed boutique hotel.
Full planning permission and conservation area consent for the redevelopment of the Clwb Ifor Bach, providing an extended 500-capacity venue with a mezzanine, retaining a smaller 250-capacity venue on the second floor, and including an external rooftop terrace and improved facilities.
Development of a new state-of-the-art Police Learning Centre on the Police Headquarters site in Bridgend, intended to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of police staff training and recruitment in one flexible building, replacing redundant facilities.
Full planning permission for a 12,800m2 purpose-built, state-of-the-art training facility with internal and external training areas to meet the current and anticipated future operational and training needs of South Wales Police, Gwent Police, and Dyfed Powys Police.
Full planning application and listed building consent for the refurbishment and redevelopment of the Grade II listed 9-22 Moira Terrace to provide a variety of mixed uses at ground floor level and 20 affordable residential apartments at the upper levels. The 8 commercial units include retail, food and drink, office, and community uses.
Full planning consultancy services leading a multi-disciplinary team for the demolition of existing buildings and redevelopment of 50 affordable 1 and 2 bedroom over 55s apartments. The scheme required design solutions for a tightly constrained site, considering local residential properties and trees.
Full planning consultancy services leading a multi-disciplinary team for the demolition of an existing care home and redevelopment of 60 affordable 1 and 2 bedroom over 55s apartments. The scheme required design solutions and a bespoke approach to address nitrate mitigation due to development impact in the River Solent catchment area.
Questions about Asbri Planning Ltd from the record on this page
What does Asbri Planning Ltd do?
Asbri Planning is Wales' largest independent Town Planning Consultancy, driving development projects and offering expert planning advice from inception to completion. Their listed services include Design & build.
Where is Asbri Planning Ltd based?
Asbri Planning Ltd is registered at 2 Oldfield Road, Bocam Park, Bridgend, CF35 5LJ, in Wales.
What areas does Asbri Planning Ltd cover?
Asbri Planning Ltd states that it works across Wales and England.
How many people work at Asbri Planning Ltd?
Accounts filed for the year to 2025 report 17 employees, which places the company in the 10-49 employees band.
What is Asbri Planning Ltd's turnover?
Asbri Planning Ltd does not disclose turnover: UK small-company accounts are not required to. Based on headcount and trade debtors in its filed accounts, turnover is likely to fall between £1.7m and £4.4m. This is an estimate, not a filed figure.
Is Asbri Planning Ltd still trading?
Companies House lists Asbri Planning Ltd as active, with accounts most recently made up to 2025-05-31.
What sectors does Asbri Planning Ltd work in?
Asbri Planning Ltd works in Residential, Commercial, Infrastructure, Public, Education, Retail and Leisure.
When was Asbri Planning Ltd established?
Asbri Planning Ltd was incorporated on 2007-05-01.
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