East Midlands Broxtowe - A Borough in the Business of Growth
Transport Links Broxtowe has great transport links to London, Nottingham, Birmingham, Sheffield, Manchester, Leeds, and the south. It is located just off the M1, A52, A610 and is easily accessible by train as well as having East Midlands Airport nearby.
Skilled Workforce Our aim is to support new and existing businesses to prosper in Broxtowe and offer good quality jobs to our skilled workforce. Businesses can access graduates from the Universities of Nottingham, Trent and Derby as well as Nottingham College, who offer apprenticeship training alongside some great employment services that help employers build a skilled workforce.
Employment and Industrial Sites
Broxtowe also hosts a wealth of large retail and industrial parks. These include:
Arc Cinema, Beeston
The stretch of M1 between East Midlands Airport, A50 and Nottingham is one of the busiest in the UK, but just a ‘mile or two’ either side are four distinctive towns with excellent prospects for growth supported by a Borough Council with vision, drive and ambition.
Beeston – A modern tram-connected town re-inventing itself around the nigh time economy, arts and a strong independent retailing economy, with a medi-park themed Enterprise Zone and Boots HQ.
Stapleford - A £21.1 million Town Deal is creating a honeycomb of business starter space with a £1million grant scheme.
Eastwood – A manufacturing and distribution centre maximising the A610 corridor, crammed full of heritage for which a £25 million package of regeneration projects has been proposed as part of the Levelling Up agenda.
Kimberley – A compact, ambitious town with many community-driven enterprises, and home to Giltbrook Shopping Park and IKEA.
Our vision is a ‘greener, safer, healthier Broxtowe where everyone prospers’, with business growth top of the agenda. The Borough has supplemented this with ambitious Levelling Up Fund bids nearing £40m.
Investment and Regeneration
There is a great deal of investment and regeneration work underway that is transforming Broxtowe. This includes:
• Stapleford Town Deal • Beeston Square Redevelopment • EM DevCo – Toton & Chetwynd Hub
Bennerley Viaduct – Kimberley
Current projects in Broxtowe Stapleford Town Deal
Broxtowe Borough Council has been awarded £21.1m for the Stapleford Towns Fund. This will fund six exciting projects that will facilitate the regeneration and reinvigoration of Stapleford.
Beeston Square Redevelopment
Broxtowe Borough Council launched the Beeston Square Regeneration development in 2021 with the new Arc Cinema, one step in the Council’s long-term £50m plan for Beeston.
The Arc Cinema complex is part of a multi-use leisure development that includes three food and drink outlets. The next phase will include a development of 132 apartments alongside the complex.
EM DevCo – Toton and Chetwynd Hub The DevCo is a company owned by five Local Authorities, including Broxtowe Borough Council, that is focussed on economic growth. The Toton and Chetwynd Hub, located in Broxtowe, contains ambitious plans for Toton that will create new jobs, housing and transport links. This an exciting development for Broxtowe and interested investors and businesses.
Broxtowe is a prime spot for investment and is ready to welcome new businesses into its thriving, diverse community of entrepreneurs.
For further information about the many opportunities available, contact the Economic Development team at
Boots Alliance site, Beeston 24
economic.development@
broxtowe.gov.uk or on 0115 917 7777. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY MONTHLY 2022
• Panatonni Park – Eastwood • Giltbrook Shopping Park - Kimberley • Moorgreen Industrial Park – Eastwood • Beeston Business Park – Beeston • Boots Alliance site and Enterprise Zone – Beeston
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