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As the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution, and home to the world’s first factory built in 1721, Derby and Derbyshire has innovation in its DNA.

The D2 area’s economic performance has been identified as the strongest in the UK and is rated as one of the best places to invest.

Fastest Growing 3rd UK City Economy Aberdeen Cambridge Derby

Q3 2017 - Centre for Economics and Business Research

30%increase in GVA in Derbyshire since 2009 Compared with 23% nationally

Derby is the UK’s most central city International airports including and the county of Derbyshire has East Midlands, Birmingham and some of the country’s most breath- Manchester, are also close by. taking countryside and many historic, Our businesses, connectivity, stately homes - including Chatsworth innovation, natural environment, House and . iconic landscapes, exporting and The area benefits from close proximity cutting-edge manufacturing and to the major motorway networks and engineering firms provide our a regular train service to London St competitive advantage and this Pancras is just 89 minutes away. prospectus outlines the next wave of investment opportunities in D2.

DISCOVER DERBY&DERBYSHIRE Marketing Derby creates employment by attracting inward investment.

Marketing Derby is funded by Derby City Council and over 320 of the city’s businesses, called Bondholders.

Marketing Derby has a reputation for it’s innovative use of Embassies and Ambassadors, KATIE DELVE with a successful track record in attracting 4,522 Inward Investment Executive jobs and £195m investment. [email protected]

Derby is home to leading business brands including Bombardier, the world’s largest train builder, and Toyota, the world’s largest automotive company. The city is also world HQ for Rolls-Royce, which employs over 15,000 people in Derby.

Marketing Derby is also responsible for inward TOM ERSKINE investment enquiries for the County. Derbyshire Inward Investment Executive is an exceptional place - home to some of the [email protected] UK’s most beautiful countryside and finest heritage assets.

As well as outstanding history, Derbyshire is globally renowned for world leading businesses such as JCB, John Smedley and Water – all proud to be Derbyshire and all with an international reputation for excellence. MAYA YATES Contact Katie, Tom or Maya to discuss the Inward Investment Executive investment projects within this brochure. [email protected]

investinderby.co.uk / +44(0)1332 201860 DERBY Performance Venue

A vision for a new performance venue

This 3-acre site is owned by Derby This scheme provides an City Council and development outstanding opportunity to provide will include an iconic £44m high visibility regeneration for performance venue, remodelled Derby city centre and is backed Victorian Market Hall and significant by support from public funding investment to transform the Market partners. Place. This scheme will provide high-quality opportunities for retail and leisure uses as well as a new performance venue capable of drawing audiences from across the UK. DERBYSHIRE Tudor Cross

Former Coalite Commercial Estate

This 140-acre industrial and residential with over 90,000 square metres of development is adjacent to the UK’s floor-space for high-quality growth primary north/south arterial route, businesses in targeted sectors the M1 and the successful Markham along with up to 800 new homes. Vale Business Park. The former smokeless fuel/chemical site is The project offers a range of currently undergoing remediation investment opportunities for works as part of a phased 5 year both commercial and residential decontamination programme. land sales as well as for the development of centres in high Outline planning consent has been priority sectors such as logistics, obtained for a mix of industrial and life sciences, food and drink residential units. Tudor Cross offers manufacturing and construction. the opportunity to develop a 59 hectare commercial business park DERBY Market Hall

The Market Hall

The Market Hall lies at the heart A substantial refurbishment is of Derby city centre and presents planned to bring the Market a substantial retail and leisure Hall into the 21st century with regeneration opportunity. Built in outstanding retail and leisure 1866 by the same engineers who facilities proposed. built London St Pancras station, it is home to numerous independent retailers in a magnificent Victorian setting. DERBYSHIRE A6 Enterprise Corridor

Belper Mills The Crescent, Buxton

Up to 30 hectares of development Further along the A6 within the land is available in a unique World Heritage opportunity in the High Peak of Site, the town of Belper has unique Derbyshire. 30km from Manchester residential, commercial and leisure Airport and with a new link road, investment opportunities. The there are several opportunities Grade 1- listed Belper Mills site for investment along the A6 has the regeneration potential for commercial development. to become an iconic mixed-use Alongside this there is a major development. Other sites in this regeneration project taking place popular historic market town have in the town of Buxton opening up the potential to become much- opportunities for both residential needed new commercial and leisure and retail / leisure developments in opportunities whilst retaining their the town. heritage appeal. DERBY Becket Well

A vision for Becket Well Aerial view of the site

A 3-acre site within Derby city Situated on the edge of the centre, this mixed-use scheme can historic Cathedral Quarter, Becket include elements of residential, Well is an outstanding opportunity commercial and leisure uses. This with significant interest from scheme will have a substantial retail and leisure operators in this impact on raising aspirations in this popular part of the city centre. part of the city centre, close to the main retail and leisure core. DERBYSHIRE Drakelow

Drakelow

The 282-hectare site is located This will include a 12-hectare alongside the River Trent and employment park, two local is one of the largest brownfield centres encompassing retail/ sites in the region. The site was leisure/ community provision once the location of three coal- and 2,239 dwellings, including fired power stations. Planning a retirement village. A further permission exists on the site 96-hectare remains available for for a new 1200 MW Combined employment uses. Cycle Gas Turbine (CCGT) power station to supply a million homes. Elsewhere on the site, planning permission exists for ‘Drakelow Park’, a 110-hectare new settlement. DERBY Infinity Park Derby

Infinity Park Derby The iHub

This 100-acre technology and The heart of the site is now commercial park is adjacent to designated on the University of Rolls-Royce’s civil aerospace global Derby Science Park. The first HQ. The site has Enterprise Zone building open on the park is status, offering a range of benefits the iconic iHub, which is a state- to businesses looking to locate of-the-art facility designed for here, including enhanced capital transport engineering supply chain allowances and business rates relief. businesses.

Development opportunities range The iHub includes offices and from 5,000 sq ft - 1,000,000 sq ft workshops, access to specialist for advanced manufacturing, advisors, rapid-prototyping hi-tech and logistics businesses. services and conference facilities. DERBYSHIRE Markham Vale

Markham Vale

Markham Vale is a highly successful Occupying the site of 80ha of prime industrial, distribution several former collieries, the and commercial development development offers a diverse located in the heart of the UK’s range of industrial, warehouse motorway network, between and office accommodation Sheffield and Nottingham. The ranging from 300 sqm units to park has immediate access to the over 28,000sqm. Remaining M1 motorway, making it one of the investment opportunities exist for UK’s premier logistics location. industrial and distribution on the recently regenerated Markham Vale North whilst Markham Vale West presents opportunities for high-value leisure, hotel, retail and restaurant development. DERBY South Derby Growth Zone

Proposed South Derby Growth Zone

This project is seen as a vital This scheme is expected to part of the growth of Derby in provide an additional economic the coming years. At the heart benefit of c. £2.5 bn to the city of the scheme is a 7.5 kilometre with a cost benefit ratio of at least road connecting Enterprise Zone 20:1, whilst also easing traffic Infinity Park Derby to its own congestion. junction on the A50. This road will unlock space that will provide 3,250 new homes, 4.8 million sq ft of employment space and an additional 5,000 jobs. DERBYSHIRE Stanton

Stanton regeneration scheme

This site offers the opportunity Major infrastructure and to invest in a large scale decontamination works are regeneration scheme to develop required to bring this site to a former iron works into a new fruition. The site has the potential neighbourhood and major for 2,000 homes, 27 hectares of employment area. employment land, a new school, health centre and community Located between the cities of facilities. Nottingham and Derby, this 130-hectare site is of regional importance, particularly with the High Speed Railway Station proposed less than 4 kilometres from the site. DERBY Derby North Riverside

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Marchini Curran Associates Limited Company Registration No. 4341466 All rights reserved by Marchini Curran Associates Limited. A1 Running through the heart of Suitable for residential and Derby city centre, the River commercial use, the opportunity Derwent is set to undergo exists to create a new thriving significant change in the coming quarter of the city. Sites are in years. Having seen successful mixed ownership and subject to recent development on the south masterplanning, which is currently side of the river, a package of being undertaken by Derby City flood defence works, which has Council. received planning permission, is set to unlock 120,000 sqm of development space on the north side of the river. DERBYSHIRE Chesterfield Waterside

Proposed mixed-use urban village

Chesterfield Waterside is an It is a major mixed-use scheme to innovative and sustainable £340 the immediate north of Chesterfield million scheme and currently one of town centre. It will include: the largest regeneration projects in the UK. • The creation of a new community with 1,200 modern houses and Chesterfield Borough Council, apartments Bolsterstone Group Plc and Arnold • New employment opportunities Laver Ltd are partners in the in Grade A office accommodation development, which is situated • Shops, cafes and bars around directly adjacent to the mainline the new canal basin and public railway station (London St Pancras 1 square hr 55 mins) and alongside the A61. • A network of open spaces and a park along a rejuvenated Chesterfield Canal and River Rother DERBYSHIRE Elvaston Castle

Elvaston Castle

The 121-hectare Elvaston Castle century house, with a range of and Estate is a mixture of historic nearby courtyards and stable buildings, formal gardens and buildings. parkland close to the city of Derby. A ten-year regeneration plan for the restoration and At its core is Elvaston Castle, redevelopment of the castle for 400 years the home of the estate is in place which provides Stanhope family, who later significant opportunities for retail, became the Earls of Harrington. luxury hotel accommodation The Castle is a predominantly and conference venue as well as nineteenth-century creation built small scale residential and office around an earlier seventeenth- development. Elvaston Castle 2 D DERBYSHIRE