Birmingham Post

Work under way on new industrial park

- Tamlyn Jones Business Correspond­ent

WORK has started on a new industrial park in the Black Country. Halesowen-based A&H Constructi­on has been appointed to deliver the multi-million developmen­t of Vaughan Park in Tipton.

The 28-acre site will initially comprise five industrial units totalling 80,000 sq ft with further phases of design and build opportunit­ies reaching up to 500,000 sq ft of industrial and warehouse space. The units are expected to be ready for occupation later this year.

Lawrence Escott, investment manager at property developer CEG which is leading the project, said: “We have appointed a West Midlands constructi­on company as we are keen to see local job and training opportunit­ies created in the area, helping to boost the local economy.

“The developmen­t will deliver high quality industrial and warehouse space set in a secure and very well-located environmen­t.

“It will help to meet the strong market demand, which has been constraine­d in recent years through a significan­t lack of supply.”

John Maley, from A&H Constructi­on, said: “As a local business, we are proud to be involved with this formidable project. Our aim is to build on the relationsh­ips we have with the local supply chain to ensure this project is delivered as planned and exceeds expectatio­ns.”

Coun Paul Moore, cabinet member for regenerati­on at Sandwell Council, said: “The investment and jobs to be created by the Vaughan Park developmen­t are very welcome and is further demonstrat­ion of Sandwell being a great place to invest.”

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Vaughan Park in Tipton will cover a 28-acre site
> Vaughan Park in Tipton will cover a 28-acre site

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