Harefield Gazette

Street Eats’ appetite for success

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HUNDREDS of new jobs could be created in Hillingdon under plans for a ‘state of the art’ sandwich factory.

Chester-based company Street Eats is investing £4 million to build a facility at Stockley Close business estate, in West Drayton, which will allow it to expand its operations in the south-east.

Paul Bates, chief executive of the national firm, said he envisages providing ‘around 300 new jobs at the new factory across a wide range of discipline­s’.

Work to fit out the 40,000sq ft factory will begin later this month and is expected to be completed by late spring.

Mr Bates said: “Our factory in Chester is operating at almost full capacity and as we continue to win new business we have been looking for a new site for some time.

“Stockley Close is ideally located, just off the M4 and M25 and within minutes of Heathrow, and this fantastic new facility gives us a very strong platform for growth over the years ahead.

“We will be keen to hear from anyone already working in the food industry or just looking for a new career.

“This is a great opportunit­y to be part of a brand new team operating in a modern facility with excellent public transport links within a business that is really going places so we are anticipati­ng demand for jobs will be high.”

Find out more at www.streeteats­food. co.uk.

 ??  ?? n STRONG PLATFORM: Paul Bates, chief executive of Street Eats
n STRONG PLATFORM: Paul Bates, chief executive of Street Eats

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