Willmott Dixon joins £150m Great Yarmouth waterfront bid
14-08-2026 08:13 via constructionenquirer.com

Willmott Dixon joins £150m Great Yarmouth waterfront bid

Willmott Dixon Developments has submitted plans with Rioja Estates for a £150m regeneration of Great Yarmouth’s North Quay.
The Quayside scheme would transform the waterfront site with outlet retail, leisure, a hotel, homes and new public spaces.
Willmott Dixon is working with Great Yarmouth Borough Council and Rioja Estates on the long-running regeneration plan.The council has assembled the land and secured £20m from the Government’s Levelling Up Fund.At the heart of the
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