What is the goal of the public consultation on Tenby Market Hall?

The consultation will capture priorities on access, layout, use, and phasing. Pembrokeshire County Council will use responses to refine feasibility options, set design briefs, and prepare future funding bids. For traders and investors, it is a chance to flag practical needs that support footfall, trading hours, and revenue during any refurbishment.

Is funding secured for changes to Tenby Market Hall?

No. The project is at feasibility stage and funding has not been secured. The council will likely explore grants, council capital, and phased delivery once a preferred option and cost bands are defined. Expect timelines and scope to depend on the strength of the eventual funding package.

How could the TP Hughes hotel project affect market trading?

Construction on the TP Hughes hotel could reduce footfall if access, noise, or wayfinding are disrupted. Overlapping works near Tenby Market Hall may strain weekday trade. Clear phasing, signage, and coordinated schedules can limit the impact. Tenants may want temporary rent adjustments tied to measured trading conditions.

What should investors and property stakeholders track next?

Watch for post-consultation summaries, a preferred option, and indicative capex ranges. Track proposed phasing, access plans, and any support for tenants. Coordination with the TP Hughes hotel timetable is key. These signals will shape planning risk, delivery timing, and the revenue outlook for the market’s SMEs.

Global Market Insights

Tenby Market Hall February 16: Public Input to Shape Future Plans

ByDanny Kontos February 16, 2026February 16, 2026

Tenby Market Hall is entering a key public consultation as Pembrokeshire County Council explores feasibility options for its future. With architects assessing scenarios and no funding yet in place, the 18 February drop-in will help define priorities, scope, and costs. We explain why this matters to traders, local SMEs, and property stakeholders, and what signals to track next. For GB investors, the process shapes potential timelines, planning risk, and the trading outlook in one of Wales’s busiest coastal towns.