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Input: Aberystwyth Regeneration Area Board had backed the scheme earmarking the money for the new building. The current structure has been a prominent landmark on the town's seafront since 1935. Ceredigion council said the project is now being reviewed. In February 2013 the regeneration board backed a move to build a new bandstand, providing £130,000 for a structural investigation for a two-storey building that would also include a cafe. The board also approved capital funding for building works of £918,750 subject to planning approval. Washed away Initial designs for the proposed replacement bandstand were revealed in October 2013. But there are concerns it would not be able to withstand a pummelling from waves like the exceptional storms that hit the seaside town between from 3 to 6 January. A Ceredigion council spokesman said: "As part of the response to the recent storms and damage to the promenade in Aberystwyth we will be reviewing the proposals to redevelop the bandstand." The Grade II-listed seafront shelter which was badly damaged during storms on 6 January is being removed and repaired. The Bath Rock building on Aberystwyth promenade partly fell into a hole after its foundations were washed away as massive waves pounded the sea front. The Welsh government named Aberystwyth as a regeneration area in October 2009 and it was awarded £10.3m in March 2010. Projects which have already benefited from the fund include a circular road linking Aberystwyth University and the National Library of Wales, and a bus service which opened in 2012. A scheme improving access to the railway station and an area for buses received £1m in 2011.
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A £1m project to replace Aberystwyth's bandstand has been put on hold in the wake of the storms that ravaged the town's promenade earlier this month.