TO LET NEW BUILD INDUSTRIAL / WAREHOUSE UNITS


DEESIDE ZONE2


AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY


63,205


SQ FT (5,872 SQ M)


SHOTWICK ROAD


• High Profile site at entrance to Zone 2 • BREEAM “Excellent” • Solar Panels • EPC Rating A+ • ESG NET CARBON ZERO


For viewings and further info, please contact the joint agents. Mark Diaper


Alex Perratt


markdiaper@legatowen.co.uk 07734 711409


alex@b8re.com 07951 277612


39,762


SQ FT (3,694 SQ M)


WWW.ZONE2DEESIDE.COM


CARVING PATHWAYS TO SUCCESS WITH APPRENTICESHIPS


Our dedication to apprenticeships often creates remarkable success stories, such as Amy Brown's, a carpentry apprentice. Despite starting with no prior experience in a male-dominated field, Amy's commitment under the mentorship of Tombs Developments, led her to become the first female carpenter to win the Intermediate Apprentice of the Year title at the National Apprenticeships Awards.


Amy's story showcases the transformative power of apprenticeships, breaking barriers and fostering a skilled workforce through education and industry partnerships.


At Gloucestershire College, we champion this collaborative approach. By working with the industry, we ensure our curriculum remains responsive to emerging industry demands.


New Centre to Tackle Skills Shortage Our new £5m sustainable Construction Centre in Cheltenham opened in September 2024, providing increased capacity for apprenticeships in carpentry, groundworks, plumbing, and electrical trades, with green skills integrated into the curriculum.


With state-of-the-art facilities and a dedicated expert team, we’ll support you and your apprentice every step of the way.


Fully funded apprenticeships are available for SMEs with apprentices aged 16 to 21, who started their training after 1 April 2024.


CONTACT US 0345 155 2020


employer.training@gloscol.ac.uk gloscol.ac.uk/employers


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