Park Ltd. They redeveloped the site to a new health and fitness club, a restaurant and hotel. Llandarcy hosts the Virgin Active Health & Racquets Club, formerly the Glamorgan Health & Racquets Club, which has a range of indoor and outdoor sports facilities, and the Llandarcy Academy of Sport, which has one of only two indoor grass training fields in Wales. Plans The disused land from the scaling down of the oil refinery has found a number of new uses. Part of the site is now occupied by offices of Natural Resources Wales. The land near the old refinery entrance close to the M4 junction 43 is now a business park. All of the remaining brownfield land occupied by the refinery is being re-developed into a new village called Coed Darcy. The Prince's Trust is an interested party in this development, which seeks to develop the site as an "urban village" in the same vein as the Poundbury village project in Dorset. References External links Llandarcy Academy of Sport Coed Darcy Urban Village Land Restoration / Llandarcy, Wales www.geograph.co.uk : photos of Llandarcy and surrounding area Villages in Neath Port Talbot BP Company towns