Miranda Barker Chief executive
IT’S THE ECONOMY STUPID…
PLUGGING INTO THE NETWORK
The announcement that plans had been submitted to deliver a new logistics and industrial hub that will deliver more than 800 jobs to Central Lancashire could not have been timelier.
site at Farington, near Leyland, emerged as a new report revealed that growing demand for logistics and distribution space across
retailers and third-party logistics operators expanding their supply chains in response
Figures from commercial real estate
a mix of industrial and logistics space with
including big-box distribution units, mid-box production and warehousing, as well as
Business Park and Caddick says it anticipates that, if it gets the go-ahead, the
It sits in the heart of central Lancashire’s motorway network and as such is the
Steve Widdowson, Caddick’s North West
looking to establish themselves both in Central Lancashire and the northern edges
this landmark project would make a key intervention into meeting the increased regional demand for developments of this
It’s not the only site in the area looking to meet the demands of the buoyant and
development at Cuerden is also well positioned to take advantage of the county’s motorway access, sitting next to
which has earmarked it as its biggest single job creation scheme, with logistics set to
as the commercial development partner for
for general employment, such as logistics,
business space, mixed use areas
Lancashire County Council’s executive director for growth, environment, transport and community services, said there was
LANCASHIREBUSINESSVIEW.CO.UK
Recent weeks have seen the economy at the forefront of Covid and Brexit debates.
Leaders are at war over lockdown business support, and there is rhetoric and one- upmanship on show in Brussels and
But underlying it all is the need to keep our but certainly alive and giving jobs to our local workforce, performing their roles as the engines
have held strong this last seven months, our manufacturers in many cases are back on three
from our chancellor, and our Lancashire leaders
Government and the public sector at large does not always understand our needs, and so we need you to tell them what we need to not just
more wage subsidies, and Kickstart providing six months of fully-funded, wages-paid job
But there are also huge questions: What businesses fall into the box of ‘must close’?
What businesses should we campaign for to have What business support is needed next?
What businesses have consistently missed out on any support at all?
M.Barker@
chamberelancs.co.uk 01254 356400
chamberelancs.co.uk/kickstart-scheme
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