More significant progress in The Corn Exchange – despite the rain! The ceilings above the shop to the left of the building have been removed – revealing for the first time two stories of the chimney structure which had been left hanging in previous works sometime in the past. 
New sound proof ceilings will be put in in the next week or so. Celtic Property have started to remove the roof and are hoping for better weather before they continue and they have demolished part of the rear wall.
We’ve created a new flyer to help promote The Corn Exchange – please share it widely.
This is the video tour, updated to show some of the more recent work.
Great to see so many shareholders at The Corn Exchange AGM last night. As promised, here are the slides from the presentations.
There’s great progress at The Corn Exchange. A new drainage system has been laid and new concrete floors have been poured. Block walls have been built and the first floors are going in. Our builders, Celtic Property, have made a lovely feature of the block work which is holding up the hanging chimney – by facing it off in stone. We apologise for the heavy duty drilling which is going on at the moment – they are taking up the concrete floor next to Richards. There will be more of this on Monday, we are afraid, but they hope to finish it then.
It’s two years almost to the day since the campaign to stop The Corn Exchange pub in Crickhowell High Street being turned into a supermarket began. A lot has happened since then; we bought the pub and stripped it out to reveal its secrets and challenges. Now we have come up with a scheme to solve its problems and turn it into shops and flats. The work will begin imminently, so we’ve taken our cameras to see what it’s like inside.
