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New Warrington Market Traders Information WARRINGTON MARKET EST.1255 NEW WARRINGTON MARKET TRADERS INFORMATION @WARRINGTONMKT #MoreThanAMarket WARRINGTON MARKET EST.1255 Time Square – Warrington town centre’s new beating heart An eagerly awaited regeneration of Warrington’s retail and a range of bars, restaurants and leisure and retail units. The leisure scene, Time Square is creating history as a new market is situated next to Warrington Borough Council’s new family-friendly shopping, restaurant and leisure hub. office building, with over 1,100 employees on site throughout the Warrington is located in an enviable location, with excellent week, alongside the already-established 1,160 space multi- connections to the M6, M56 and M62 motorways, in the affluent storey car park, located next to the development site. region of Cheshire. The borough has a catchment of over 1.8 Warrington Bus Interchange, Warrington Central and Warrington million shoppers, with 72% of these able to reach the market Bank Quay train stations are only a short walk away. within 15 minutes. This, together with the new 31,000sq ft contemporary market The £142 million scheme will feature a new public square, and food hall, will create a vibrant new leisure, dining and a 13 screen, 2,500 seat Cineworld multiplex cinema, as well as shopping destination in the heart of Warrington town centre. @WARRINGTONMKT #MoreThanAMarket VISION LOCATION WHY WARRINGTON MASTERPLAN CONTACT The North West Face Climbing Centre Halliwell Jones 13 Stadium A49 WARRINGTON Warrington and Lythgoes Ln 3 miles MARKET EST.1255 PERFECTLY Halton Hospital to M62 PLACED Warrington Central Midland Way Time Square is at the very heart of Warrington’s A57 KENDRICK ST Cockhedge Priestley St leisure and business hub. The new development LEGH ST Bus Interchange Shopping Park will set the standard for future growth within ST HORSEMARKET Bank Park Town Hall Golden Square Warrington. Shopping Centre BATH ST DIAL ST A5061 Liverpool Rd SANKEY ST Mersey StSt Palmyra Square BARBAULD ST A57 ACADEMY WAY DIXON ST CAIRO ST Parker St BOLD ST BRIDGE ST Images of car park at Time Square THYNNE ST River Mersey MUSEUM ST Warrington STANLEY ST Bank Quay Riverside Retail Park Wilson Patten St River Mersey 5 miles Knutsford Rd to M56 4.5 miles 300m Wilderspool Causeway to M6 200m 100m 1.5 miles from Entrance routes A5060 Stockton Heath @WARRINGTONMKT #MoreThanAMarket WARRINGTON MARKET EST.1255 Why Warrington Market? Established in 1255, Warrington Market has transformed from The main retail space will consist of 40 individual units, all a medieval fair to a modern day, multi-award winning market, fully serviced to house any type of trader, from butchers and situated in the heart of a bustling town centre. fishmongers to fruit and veg, jewellery, florists, hair, beauty and lifestyle services, as well as other gifts and goods. The new market hall will feature more than 50 traders, replacing the current temporary market, with a combination of traditional The mezzanine level will feature an additional 15 retail units features and contemporary charm. Welcoming an estimated and a large shared space, providing the ideal canvas for events, 25,000 visitors per week, it’s easily accessible by bus, train, car, specialist markets, entertainment and more. Traders will bike, or on foot. also have shared access to an extensive basement area with additional storage options, as well as refuse and recycling The new two-storey building will be bordered by Bridge Street facilities. to the West and the new Time Square public realm to the East. One of its major features is a large food court which can be separated from the main market hall, to serve customers through into the evening and host special events. @WARRINGTONMKT #MoreThanAMarket WARRINGTON MARKET EST.1255 Trading at Warrington Market The market is located in the heart of Warrington, providing inclusive of service charge, plus VAT. Business rate charges visitors with a unique atmosphere and an excellent shopping will apply if traders do not qualify for small business rate relief, and leisure experience. payable to Warrington Borough Council. Trader’s right to occupy will be by way of a lease, with the lease Electricity, water and gas will be separately metered and billed, length dependant on individual requirements. A standard either monthly or quarterly, dependant on consumption. lease will be for a minimum of three years, but longer term agreements are available depending on circumstances. A 12 Trading hours month break clause is available on all agreements. The general market will open six days a week initially, with the Individual units vary in size from 9.5sq metres to 50sq food court opening seven days a week to serve the evening metres, with weekly rents starting from as little as £100 a week, economy and customers of the neighbouring multiplex cinema. @WARRINGTONMKT #MoreThanAMarket WARRINGTON MARKET EST.1255 Why Warrington? Warrington is in the top 2% of retail Time Square will increase locations in the UK Warrington’s catering market by 14% to £68.5m 1.2m people live in the catchment with £2.4bn available to spend Warrington has a comparison goods market potential of £226m - 19% Average annual household catering above the benchmark average spend is £1,497 @WARRINGTONMKT #MoreThanAMarket WARRINGTON MARKET EST.1255 Why Warrington? 8,000 new homes planned by 2040 with Warrington will become a top 10 2,300 due by 2020 dining destination in the North West due to Time Square development 556 Hectares of land earmarked for development £276 Property investment in Warrington million in 2017 60,000 new jobs to be created and safeguarded @WARRINGTONMKT #MoreThanAMarket WARRINGTON FLOOR PLANS MARKET EST.1255 GROUND FLOOR Occupancy Type UP PUBLIC STAIR GOODS CCTV LIFT 1 Unit 13 OFFICE ENTRANCE Unit 5 Unit 6 HOT FOOD BAR D.G. D.G. 12.2 m² 35.5 m² Unit 8 STAIR DOWN TO WC SERVICE UP UP 35.7 m² 16.7 m² D.G. CORE 1 BUTCHERS 49.2 m² ACCESSIBLE Unit 12 WC CIRCULATION HOT FOOD Unit 7 10.2 m² D.G. CLEANERS D.G. (DRY GOODS) 24.0 m² CUPBOARD Unit 3a Unit 9 Unit 10 Unit 11 DELI D.G. BABY DRINKS HOT FOOD HOT FOOD CHANGE 22.2 m² ARRIVE 12.0 m² 17.3 m² 10.4 m² ESCALATOR 1 DOWN DRINKS ENTRANCE Unit 27 D.G. FISHMONGER 22.7 m² Unit 31 Unit 33 FLOWERS Unit 29 Unit 30A DELI FRUIT & VEG FRUIT & VEG HOT FOOD 16.6 m² 17.9 m² FOOD COURT Unit 3 Unit 25 Unit 26 22.4 m² 21.2 m² JEWELLER D.G. D.G. FRUIT & VEG 37.0 m² 15.6 m² 15.6 m² Unit 30B Unit 32 Unit 34 FRUIT & VEG DELI HOT FOOD HOT FOOD 20.0 m² 16.4 m² 17.7 m² JEWELLER MARKET HALL Circulation FOOD COURT KIOSK 565.0 m² 512.6 m² Unit 23 Unit 24 Unit 38 Unit 35 T Unit 39 Unit 2 R ENTRANCE A P D.G. D.G. E FISHMONGER HOT FOOD D P D.G. Unit 4 U DELI 9.7 m² 9.7 m² 22.2 m² 18.9 m² 23.3 m² FLOWERS 19.0 m² 2 R 6.6 m² O T A Unit 22 L A C S Unit 37 Unit 36 D.G. E Unit 40 FISHMONGER HOT FOOD 22.1 m² DELI Cold Store rev description drawn date 24.7 m² 22.2 m² 19.0 m² 2.1 m² DO NOT SCALE OFF C LEACH RHODES Occupancy Type THIS DRAWING WALKER 2014 UP PUBLIC STAIR GOODS Unit 13 CCTV LIFT 1 Unit 1 OFFICE Unit 5 Unit 6 D.G. HOT FOOD ENTRANCE BAR [email protected] l www.lrw.co.uk D.G. D.G. 34.9 m² 12.2 m² Unit 17 Unit 16 Riverside Manchester M3 5AA 35.5 m² Unit 8 STAIR DOWN TO WC SERVICE UP UP Unit 28 HOT FOOD HOT FOOD 35.7 m² 16.7 m² D.G. CORE 1 Unit 19BUTCHERS Unit 18 Manchester London Bucharest KIOSK 28.6 m² 12.1 m² +44 (0)161 833 0211 +44 (0)207 2012160 +40 (21)650 4024 U 49.2 m² P BUTCHERS BUTCHERS ACCESSIBLE Unit 12 5.2 m² WC U 48.6 m² CIRCULATION 40.9 m² client HOTP FOOD REFUSE Unit 7 REFUSE 10.2 m² CHUTE 2 Unit 15 MUSE CHUTE 3 D.G. CLEANERS D.G. (DRY GOODS) HOT FOOD CUPBOARD Unit 20/21 Cold St. Cold St. 24.0 m² Occupancy Type SERVICE project UP STAIR 5 7.3 m² 7.3 m² SERVICE CORRIDOR SERVICE 11.2 m² Unit 3a Unit 9 Unit 10 Unit 11 D.G. CORE 2 CORRIDOR PASSENGER DELI PUBLIC STAIR GOODS LIFT 4 35.5 m² WARRINGTON TIME SQUARE D.G. CCTV LIFT 1 BABY Unit 13 DRINKS HOT FOOD HOT FOOD OFFICE CHANGE 22.2 m² ARRIVE HOT FOOD 12.0 m² 17.3 m² 10.4 m² PERMANENT MARKET Unit 5 Unit 6 ESCALATOR 1 DOWN BAR DRINKS ENTRANCE LIFT 3 12.2 m² NO ACCESS D.G. D.G. ENTRANCE STAIR 3 Back of House GOODS STAIR 2 AT GROUND project no. drawing no. rev. 35.5 m² Unit 8 STAIR DOWN TO WC LIFT 2 SERVICE UP UP 37.1 m² LEVEL Unit 14 35.7 m² 16.7 m² CORE 1 BUTCHERS ENTRANCE D.G. BAR 7460 L(00)246 Unit 27 49.2 m² ACCESSIBLE Unit 12 16.5 m² description D.G. WC CIRCULATION FISHMONGER 22.7 m² HOT FOOD Unit 7 10.2 m² GROUND D.G. CLEANERS Unit 31 Unit 33 D.G. (DRY GOODS) FLOWERS Unit 29 UnitCUPBOARD 30A STALL ARRANGEMENT 24.0 m² DELI Occupancy Type UP FRUIT & VEG FRUIT & VEG Unit 9 Unit 10 UnitHOT 11 FOOD Unit 3a 16.6 m² 17.9 m² DELI FOOD COURT PUBLIC STAIR GOODS 22.4 m² 21.2 m² scale @ A3 date drawn drawn by authorised by D.G.
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