UK’s Electric Vehicle Charging Sites To Open Welsh Seaside Resort

One of the UK’s biggest electric vehicle charging sites is set to open in a Welsh seaside resort.

It will provide 36 charging points at the West Kinmel Street Car Park, in Rhyl, near the town’s railway station.

Denbighshire council said it was due to open next month, making it the biggest in Wales.

One councillor said he hoped it would encourage more visitors to the area and provide charging points for residents.

“This charging hub will also support our important climate change work and be of clear benefit to nearby households who don’t have the capability for off-road charging facilities,” said Barry Mellor, lead member for environment and transport.


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