Protesters are ranged against a proposed 220,000 sq ft of new cold stores at Boroughbridge near the A1(M). On one side, the Campaign to Protect Rural England, Roecliffe Parish Council and Boroughbridge Town Council are protesting against the scheme.
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Corby is set to complete Phase III of Max Park later this month with a further two high bay warehouses each of 210,000sq ft.
Martin Butterly has been supplied with a BestHall Tension Membrane building by Collinson for its Drogheda Port site to increase on-quay storage, improve efficiency and reduce logistical problems.
The property market that serves the UK logistics sector is based primarily on the concept of developers building properties that they think will meet the needs of an occupier and then a business coming along and leasing that space.
3663 First for Foodservice has opened its new multi-temperature depot at Harlow Business Park, Essex. The site replaces an existing one and will deliver to 5,000-plus customers, a number set to increase from 2006.
Rosemound Developments has extended its UK land bank with a 65-acre strategic land purchase from Burford at Cabot Distribution Park, Bristol.
Occupiers are missing out on the basics. According to Steve Johnson, of Manchester property agent King Sturge: “There is a historic deficit of amenities for companies operating in industrial and distribution areas, which often means that workers have to
DHL has opened a state-of-the-art terminal in Wroclaw, Poland. The new terminal cost Euro 3.3M and represents a key pillar in the group’s strategy to bolster its logistics network in Europe.
With the opening of its superb new Bolton depot, Linde Sterling continues to set the standards for local customer care in the North-west and North Wales.
This seems like a win-win situation. Certainly in the US, retailers have been moving their distribution centres close to ports for some time.
