All Rapid Reach in Wales

Steeped in history and situated in the heart of Cardiff City Centre, St Mary Street is the main route into the Principality Stadium, Cardiff Castle and the famous Victorian Arcades. On event day this area of Cardiff comes alive and benefits from an approximate additional 100,000+ people. Read more...

The Hayes is perfectly situated in the heart of Cardiff City Centre. A link-way to all the major retail and tourism attractions, this street will ensure both maximum exposure and a wide mix of potential customers. This street is awash with a mix of retail traffic flow from John Lewis, St David’s Shopping Centre and the Victorian Arcades. Read more...

The centre is being repositioned as a retail and leisure destination in the heart of Cardiff City, to provide exciting multi-competitive leisure activities together with new food and beverage offers alongside the retailers Tesco Metro, Caffè Nero and Black Sheep Coffee. Read more...

Merlin’s Walk in Carmarthen is a popular retail destination in the local community famed for both its original Merlin statue and well established retail offering, attracting nearly 68,000 shoppers a week. Read more...

Waterfront Retail Park is the only retail warehouse provision in Barry and located within walking distance of the town centre. The park comprises a parade of 4 retail units and 3 standalone pods / A3 restaurants, totalling 72,148 sq ft and sits adjacent to a 71,570 sq ft Morrison’s foodstore and associated petrol filling station. Read more...

Part of the Culverhouse Cross retail offering, an important part of the primary road network to the west of the city of Cardiff. Opposite M&S and Tesco. Read more...

Queen’s Street & Churchill Way are the busiest streets in Cardiff. Queen’s Street sees 28million people annually. Churchill Way joins directly on to Queen’s Street, the latter is home to several giants of the retail world, Next, M&S, Top Shop, River Island, Boots and HMV amongst others. Advanced booking is highly recommending for Queen Street sites. Read more...

Working Street connects two of the busiest areas of Cardiff City Centre, Queen’s Street and the St David’s Shopping Centre. The street itself is also home to its very own shopping facility, as well as one of Cardiff’s most popular venues, St David’s Hall. Working Street houses two of Cardiff’s largest experiential sites. Read more...

St John Street is perfectly situated in the heart of Cardiff City Centre. A link-way to all the major retail and tourism attractions, this street will ensure both maximum exposure and a wide mix of potential customers. This street is awash with a mix of retail traffic flow – Cardiff Central Market, Queens Street, High Street, Queens Arcade and the St David’s Shopping Centre are all within 200 meters. Read more...