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HGV CONTRACT PARKING ARRIVES AT KEY NORTHERN SITE F
rom this summer, Onward Holdings Ltd, will be supplying much-needed, quality
HGV contract parking spaces within 2.5 miles of junction 31 of the M62 in Yorkshire – one of the UK’s most sought-after distribution and manufacturing locations. This represents a golden opportunity for fleet operators requiring a northern base for their vehicles. This major new service offered by
Onward Holdings, an established supplier of warehousing in the north of England, will significantly boost the options for haulage companies needing a cost-effective base. The location is ideally placed for fleet operators to take advantage of the recent multi-million pound investment promised by Associated British Ports in the Port of Hull - sure to increase business in the area, particularly in the logistics sector. The large capacity of the site is
expected to appeal to HGV fleet operators and owner-drivers who need a regular facility to store their vehicles securely overnight or for a variable amount of time. The site has space for a sizable number of HGVs with further capacity expected in the future. Vehicle safety is paramount at the
site which is equipped with electronic gates, CCTV cameras and a full remote monitoring system. Haulage operators will be delighted to
learn that various contract options are available to them, ranging from monthly to discounted annual contracts. This flexibility will be a great boon for those companies that are bound by seasonal variances in their workload and may not to wish to commit themselves to long-term contracts.
secure HGV parking in the area. We are offering flexible, competitively priced terms which should help companies tap more easily into the improving economic situation in the north.” Set in one of the most important
warehouse and distribution locations, the site offers parking close to many national and international online businesses as well as being within a short distance of the M62 with links to other major motorway networks. It could even become the permanent operating base for fleet operators with long term vision. Onward Holdings says it has already had
Onward Holdings’ managing director,
Neil Storey, said: “Many businesses are looking to have their fleets close to key routes in order to cut transportation time and costs. We aim to rescue them from the current shortage of responsible, highly-
enquiries from businesses in North Yorkshire and the south east of England who are looking to develop or expand in the north of England. Increasing demand from third party logistics providers has seen its warehouses being snapped up quickly and it is likely that the parking will follow suit.
Family-run Onward Holdings specialises
in operating highly competitively-priced industrial warehousing, in the north of England as well as retail parks and now secure, HGV parking.
ONWARD HOLDINGS SUPPLIES SOLUTIONS FOR ‘SHORTAGE OF SPACE’ AGE O
nward Holdings Ltd is doing its bit to alleviate the shortage of warehouse
capacity, which could hamper the Government’s vision of a Northern Powerhouse, by offering for lease a refurbished dedicated unit in the heart of Yorkshire. Fuelled by the booming e-commerce
sector, on-line retailers are snapping up available warehouse and industrial units, far outstripping demand for store-based fulfilment, at a pace that currently cannot be met due to a bottleneck in land development, so any increase in available space for a new logistics hub is to be welcomed and is sure to attract a flood of enquiries. Following a significant upgrade by
owners Onward Holdings Normanton 108, promoted by Ian McPhail of Knight Frank of Leeds (0113 297 1843 or 0113 288 5264 and Andrew Miller of Andrew Miller Chartered Surveyors of Sheffield (0114 236 2340), provides over 108,000 sq.ft of available warehouse space within one of the UK’s most sought after distribution and manufacturing locations. Ideally located adjacent to junction 31
of the M62 Motorway, the new unit at the Normanton Industrial Estate has undergone complete refurbishment,
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY MONTHLY 2017
including re-roofing of the facility as well as full re-cladding of the exterior, new exterior windows, doors and entrance canopy to the offices. Of which 2,500 sq.ft is Grade A presented. It has three portal bays with offices to
the rear as well as extensive car parking and yard areas. There is a large grassed area to the front that could be used for additional expansion, subject to planning permissions. Normanton has a front-loading area
with 12 covered dock loading bays and a fully enclosed loading/dispatch area with drive-through surface doors to each side. Offices and staff facilities (up to 10,000 sq.ft) are housed within an attached two- story building to the rear of the warehouse. The site also has the potential to be split into two separate units. It is feared that record high levels of
occupier take-up, coupled with a shortfall in supply levels of suitable logistics and industrial space in Yorkshire, could put the brake on economic development in one of the UK’s most important regions. The availability of over 100,000 sq.ft
might seem a drop in the ocean compared to the millions of sq.ft required annually to meet current demand in the UK, but
Onward Holdings’ success in supplying high quality warehousing for a variety of sectors, such as e-commerce, food, high end goods and packaging, makes it one of the leading industrial space providers in the region. Joint letting agent, Andrew Miller, said: “Onward Holdings has made a
significant investment in refurbishing the Normanton facility to make it even more attractive to businesses seeking a distribution/storage hub in such a key location. Take up of industrial space in the UK at the moment is at a premium so interested parties need to move fast to book a viewing.” Onward Holdings specialises in
operating highly-competitively priced industrial warehousing in the North of England. For more information visit:
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