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Harworth proposes Northampton logistics scheme
07 October 2024
Developer investor and land regeneration specialist Harworth Group is proposing a 1.8 million ft2 industrial and logistics scheme near Rothwell in Northamptonshire.
By Liza Helps Property Editor Logistics Matters
THE COMPANY is carrying out a public consultation for the 107-acre development just off Junction 3 of the A14 motorway regarding its proposals for the greenfield site whioch it acquired in 2021.
Harworth Group are proposing to build up to eight Grade A warehouses targeting the highest BREEAM and EPC ratings. The development would see a new roundabout built to access the site.
Harworth Group said: “Our proposals provide an opportunity to deliver a range of new high-quality skilled jobs for the local area, whilst also providing a range of enhancements to local infrastructure and biodiversity."
There will be open space with new woodland and habitats to help local wildlife thrive’ and a ‘focus on enhancing walking, cycling, and public transport connectivity’.
The scheme is expected to provide up to 3,000 full time equivalent jobs and generate £238.2 million in annual economic output once operational.
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