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INVEST IN KIRKLEES The Place to Make It in West Yorkshire Investor, developer and occupier opportunities in Huddersfield and Dewsbury CRAVEN HARROGATE YORK BRADFORD LEEDS Kirklees within the SELBY Leeds City Region CALDERDALE WAKEFIELD KIRKLEES BARNSLEY 2 This document is interactive. Click on the contents to go straight to the desired page. Invest in Kirklees 4 Our commitment 5 KIRKLEES... Key facts 5 Kirklees major development sites 6 Summary of opportunities 7 the Place to Make It Sites: In the heart of the Northern Powerhouse, Kirklees Globe Centre 8 sits at the centre of the Leeds, Manchester and Black Cat 9 Sheffield City Regions triangle, where businesses St Luke’s 10 and residents enjoy big-city benefits, without big- The Waterfront 11 city drawbacks. Trinity West 12 With an annual economy worth more than St George’s Quarter 13 £7 billion, access to a market of over 7 million Crown House 14 people within a 1 hour drive, and 300,000+ highly- The HD One 15 skilled graduates right on our doorstep, Kirklees Kingsgate Leisure 16 really is the Place to Make It. Lindley Moor East 17 Bradley Park 18 Bridge Business Park 19 Colne Bridge Road 20 Dewsbury Riverside 21 Chidswell 22 Soothill 23 Moor Park 25 24 Whitechapel Road 25 Bierley (Jct26, M62) 26 Contact our team Back Click on the document title to return to this page Invest in Kirklees | The Place to Make It in West Yorkshire 3 Unbeatable location - 2 hours from London by rail and 20 – 35 minutes commute to Leeds and Invest in Kirklees Manchester. 90 minutes from mainland Europe via Leeds Bradford and Manchester Airports. Digital connectivity - £70 million investment in digital infrastructure to provide world-class With a thriving, resilient economy and connectivity for citizens and businesses by 2023 including commitment from City Fibre to make £195 million public sector commitment in Huddersfield the first Gigabit town in the UK with full fibre coverage by 2020. towns and major infrastructure, invest in Superior quality of life - A popular filming and tourist destination, breath-taking landscapes which border the Peak District are home to rural towns and villages where community spirit Kirklees and benefit from: and a sense of belonging runs strong. Value for money - Kirklees has big city advantages but without the big city price tag; the cost of land and buildings is lower than our city neighbours – Leeds, Manchester and Sheffield. Our diverse residential property options – from traditional stone-built homes to new-build city apartments – makes Kirklees an extremely attractive and affordable place to live. Business support - We work closely with businesses to help them relocate, build supply chains, reach new markets and introduce innovative processes and practices. Through securing local, national and international funding we have brought tens of millions of pounds of support into the area and have helped our businesses create hundreds of skilled jobs. Innovation - At the forefront of innovation in precision engineering, companies like Cummins Turbo Technologies, David Brown Santasalo and Reliance Precision are global leaders in the field of turbo and gearing systems. SKA Textiles are at the cutting edge of advanced textiles manufacturing – weaving fabrics for the MOD and the aerospace sector. Strong partnerships - We’re stronger when we share our knowledge, skills and resources; our resilient, successful economy and vibrant communities are a direct result of business, voluntary and community sectors, education leaders and public bodies working closely together. Talent Supply Chain - We’re working with strategic partners to nurture and invest in young talent; helping businesses to build a highly skilled and targeted workforce for the future. The University of Huddersfield brings 20,000 highly skilled individuals to the District; Greenhead College is one of the country’s top performing Sixth Form Colleges and Kirklees College, a top 10 provider of apprenticeships nationally. Friendly workforce - LV= chose Huddersfield for its motor insurance and Britannia Rescue Blackeridge Mill contact centres, and FMG won the Fleet News Award for outstanding customer service in 2018. Invest in Kirklees | The Place to Make It in West Yorkshire 4 Blackeridge Mill Our commitment Key facts Kirklees Council is overseeing one of the biggest investment • At the centre of the Leeds, Sheffield and Manchester City Regions triangle programmes in its history: • Annual Gross Value Added (GVA) growth of over 3% to £7.4 billion; part of the • £150 million investment in our transport network to support Leeds City Region economy worth £66.4 billion the delivery of sites for housing and employment, making strong • Population of 437,000 with 7 million people within an hour’s drive strategic links to the city region and beyond. • 45,000 businesses (including 16,000 SMEs) • £45 million to be invested in our town centres, linked to the development of key strategic sites in Huddersfield and Dewsbury • Yorkshire’s only Premier League club Huddersfield Town AFC showcases the and building on multi-million pound private sector investment in District to 7 billion people from around the globe each week schemes such as Kingsgate Leisure and The HD One. • 300,000+ highly skilled graduates on our doorstep, including those emerging • Working with housing developers and landowners in The Big Build from the University of Huddersfield to accelerate the rate of completions and deliver 10,000 homes • Precision engineering and manufacturing makes up a quarter of the economy across the district by 2023. Over 1,000 of these homes will be on with £1.5 billion of GVA and 25,000 people employed. Council land, to be built by a newly formed public/private housing development company. Invest in Kirklees | The Place to Make It in West Yorkshire 5 Kirklees major development sites M621 M606 19 Birkenshaw J27 Birstall J26 18 Gomersal J28 M62 Scholes A653 J29/42 A62 Batley Cleckheaton J41 Heckmondwike 16 A652 A638 J25 15 17 Mirfield Elland J40 A644 M62 11 12 DEWSBURY J24 13 A641 14 M1 A629 A62 10 6 8 HUDDERSFIELD J23 5 7 A629 Golcar 4 9 2 3 Highburton Click on a number to go 1 Linthwaite straight to the site’s page. Slaithwaite A616 A62 Kirkburton B6108 Clayton Marsden Meltham Honley West Brockholes Skelmanthorpe Holmfirth Scissett A635 Denby Dale Invest in Kirklees | The Place to Make It in West Yorkshire 6 Summary of opportunities NAME LOCATION OPPORTUNITY TYPE TOTAL AREA AGENT DEVELOPER ARCHITECT Metcalfe Commercial and Walker Hartley Property Halliday Clark 1 Globe Centre Slaithwaite Occupier Mixed use 156,000 sq ft Singleton Group Architects 2 Black Cat Huddersfield Investment Housing 72 acres Gerald Eve LLP Planit-IE Investment and Henry Boot Jefferson Sheard 3 St Luke’s Huddersfield Mixed use 23 acres JLL occupier Developments Ltd Architects Development 4 The Waterfront Huddersfield Mixed use 3 acres Kirklees Council Kirklees Council partner / Investment Dove Haigh Phillips and Fox Lloyd 5 Trinity West Huddersfield Occupier Mixed use 6.1 acres Trinity One LLP Enjoy Design Jones Offices / Hanson Chartered Surveyors and HD1 Developments Architectural 6 St George’s Quarter Huddersfield Occupier 160,000 sq ft Mixed use Colliers International Ltd Emporium Eddisons and Hanson Chartered 7 Crown House Huddersfield Investment Housing 58,929 sq ft Surveyors 250,000 sq ft Hanson Chartered Surveyors and The Harris 8 The HD One Huddersfield Occupier Leisure & retail KSDL / CDP on 20 acres Colliers International Partnership Pudney Shuttleworth, Barker Covell Mathews 9 Kingsgate Leisure Huddersfield Occupier Leisure & retail 76,500 sq ft WD Kingsgate Ltd Proudlove and Rees Denton Architects Industry & 10 Lindley Moor East Huddersfield Investment 15.6 acres Michael Steel & Co. warehousing Development Housing, 11 Bradley Park Huddersfield 169 acres Kirklees Council Kirklees Council partner / Investment leisure & school Bridge Walker Singleton and Hanson Frank Marshall Kilmartin Plowman 12 Huddersfield Occupier Industrial 37,500 sq ft Business Park Chartered Surveyors Estates & Partners Walker Singleton and Hanson Kilmartin Plowman 13 Colne Bridge Road Huddersfield Investment Industrial 2.48 acres Chartered Surveyors & Partners Housing Miller Homes and 14 Dewsbury Riverside Dewsbury Investment 395 acres & school Kirklees Council Housing & The Church 15 Chidswell Dewsbury Investment employment 298 acres Deloitte Real Estate Commissioners for (B Use Class) England 16 Soothill Batley Investment Housing 32 acres Kirklees Council Kirklees Council Industry & Caddick Kilmartin Plowman Moor Park 25 Mirfield Occupier 15 acres GVA and Dove Haigh Phillips 17 warehousing Developments Ltd & Partners Employment Martin Walsh 18 Whitechapel Road Cleckheaton Investment 58 acres Dove Haigh Phillips (B Use Class) Architectural Industry & Kilmartin Plowman 19 Bierley (Jct26, M62) Cleckheaton Investment 32 acres Dove Haigh Phillips warehousing & Partners Invest in Kirklees | The Place to Make It in West Yorkshire 7 1 Globe Centre Location: Globe Mills, Bridge Street, SLAITHWAITE, Huddersfield, HD7 5JN Presented by: Metcalfe Commercial and Walker Singleton Developer: Hartley Property Group Architect: Halliday Clark Architects Opportunity: Occupier Type: Mixed use Total area: 156,000 sq ft Globe Mills commands an impressive canal-side position in the centre of picturesque Slaithwaite in the Colne Valley. Globe 1, built in 1887, is now being converted to include 54,000 sq ft of innovation centre space to service tenants in the high-tech and low-carbon sectors. An artisan food hall, café, restaurant, micro- brewery, medical centre and pharmacy are proposed on the lower floors. Planned opening date 2019. Invest in Kirklees | The Place to Make It in West Yorkshire 8 2 Black Cat Location: Land off Blackmoorfoot Road and Felks Street, Crosland Moor, HUDDERSFIELD, HD4 7AD Presented by: Gerald Eve LLP Architect: Planit-IE Opportunity: Investment Type: Housing Total area: 72 acres Allocated for up to 700 residential units in the emerging Local Plan, an outline planning application for 630 residential dwellings and 70 care apartments with doctor’s surgery is currently being considered by the Council.
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