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Pall-Ex is carrying out a feasibility study concerning the provision of a pallet distribution service for hazardous goods. The study is to see whether such a service would be viable and how it could be achieved.
based cladding company CA Group was quick to catch on to the ProShed “culture”.
some major national and international corporatism. Designing sites of a high quality is now at the top of every developer’s priorities ensuring expectations are met, including those businesses who initially only ever considered investment within the South
If you were not familiar with Doncaster or the South Yorkshire region as a whole you would be amazed by the incredible transformation-taking place. Major projects and business developments are delivering an exciting mix of new era investment, vitality and
Bretton Point, a high quality speculatively constructed manufacturing / distribution development by Evans Property Group (EPG), is now available for immediate occupation. Located close to the M1 just two miles south of J38, this speculative develop
A sharp rise in logistics enquiries is bucking the Black Country’s regeneration prospects, says Grant Seeley, director of local investment agency Black Country Investment. Logistics companies are increasingly capitalising on the plentiful availabil
CB Richard Ellis’ Industrial and Distribution team has made another letting, on behalf of AXA Real Estate Investment Managers, at the new warehouse and industrial scheme Links in Hanworth, West London.
Nisa-Today’s new 7,440sq m distribution centre at Harlow has officially opened. Managed by Exel, the new-temperature-controlled facility will support Nisa-Today’s nationwide roll-out of its first-class, six-days-a-week delivery (Premier) service.
L’Oréal‘s new 23,870sq m high-tech distribution centre located on the Green Property’s Electric Park scheme in Trafford Park has been finished three weeks ahead of schedule and on budget by sbh.uk. The project was carried out for investment group T
A significant increase in take-up for industrial and warehouse property has been reported for the first time since 2002 supply dipped below 651,000sq m (seven million sq ft), according to Rogers Chapman in its latest Golden Triangle Research report
