Web Design & Development in Newtown

Newtown has a remarkable digital heritage: Sir Pryce Pryce-Jones founded the world's first mail order business here in 1861, pioneering an industry now valued at £75 billion. The Grade II listed Royal Welsh Warehouse, built in 1879 next to the railway station, still stands as a testament to Newtown's commercial innovation. Today, as the largest town in Powys and Mid Wales with a population of over 11,500, Newtown businesses have the same opportunity to lead their markets through digital excellence.

The £110 million Mid Wales Growth Deal, the proposed Newtown Health and Wellbeing Hub, and Powys County Council's £170 million housing investment programme are bringing renewed economic energy to the area. Businesses across the Mochdre Enterprise Park (72 registered companies), the town centre, and the wider SY16 postcode area need websites that reflect this confidence and connect them to customers across Mid Wales and the English border just 8 miles away.

Newtown's economy is anchored by manufacturing at the Mochdre Industrial Estate, companies like Cell Path, Makefast, and Newtown Plastics, alongside public sector employers including Powys County Council and Powys Teaching Health Board. The town also draws heritage tourists to Robert Owen's birthplace, the Textile Museum, and nearby Gregynog Hall with its Grade I listed gardens.

We design websites for manufacturers needing product catalogues and B2B enquiry systems, professional services firms serving the Powys market, tourism businesses leveraging Mid Wales's growing visitor economy (the £21.7 million Elan Valley Lakes project will generate £17 million for the regional economy by 2040), and retail businesses on Broad Street and throughout the town centre.