Grant boost helps Carmarthen vets
A redundant former Carmarthen Judo Club building on Old Llangunnor road has become a state-of-the-art veterinary surgery having benefitted from funding of £72,197 from the Rural Conversion Grant Fund.
Towy Vets opened their doors on August 1 and several new jobs have been created in Carmarthen as a result.
Owner Simon Brazier was delighted with the grant assistance and is one of two individuals to have received financial support to set up new enterprises through the fund.
“The financial help offered by the Rural Conversion Grant, and the business support from the Welsh Government were very encouraging,” said Mr Brazier.
“The project exemplifies how the public and private sectors working together can create jobs and improve services.
“The building has been rejuvenated and improved aesthetically. I am looking forward to serving the people and pets of Carmarthen with a high quality personal service whilst giving value for money.”
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