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The Place for Innovation THE PLACE FOR INNOVATION DELIVERED BY TELFORD & WREKIN COUNCIL IN ASSOCIATION WITH HARPER ADAMS UNIVERSITY DESCRIPTION EMPLOYMENT DEVELOPMENT LAND SOUTH OF THE A518 AND WEST OF THE A41, NEWPORT, SHROPSHIRE, TF10 7BX. A THRIVING UNIVERSITY TOWN IN THE BOROUGH OF TELFORD AND WREKIN, LOCATED IN THE HEART OF THE COUNTRY WITH EASY ACCESS TO NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL MARKETS. NI.PARK COMPRISES APPROXIMATELY 25 ACRES (10 HECTARES) OF CLEARED, GREENFIELD EMPLOYMENT LAND PHASE 1 PROVIDES A RANGE OF INDUSTRIAL UNITS RANGING FROM 66 SQM – 351 SQM (710 FT2 – 3778 FT2) TO LET FURTHER PLOTS PROVIDE AN OPPORTUNITY TO ACQUIRE EITHER FREEHOLD PARCELS OF LAND FOR DEVELOPMENT OR THE POTENTIAL DELIVERY OF TURNKEY SOLUTIONS TO SUIT OCCUPIERS’ REQUIREMENTS SUITABLE FOR EMPLOYMENT USES THAT FALL WITHIN USE CLASS E (SUBJECT TO LAND OWNERS CONSENT), B2 OR B8 DELIVERED BY TELFORD & WREKIN COUNCIL IN ASSOCIATION WITH HARPER ADAMS UNIVERSITY 2 LOCATION HARPER ADAMS UNIVERSITY 3.7 MILES. ADJACENT TO AUDLEY AVENUE ENTERPRISE PARK JUPITER MARKETING AND ALDI. NEW RETAIL CORRIDOR ADJACENT TO A41 LIDL, M&S FOOD, BP AND MCDONALDS. TELFORD INTERNATIONAL TRAIN STATION 8.3 MILES, STAFFORD TRAIN STATION 12 MILES. SHIFNAL AND OAKENGATES TRAIN STATIONS 8 MILES. 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Crowgreaves Willey Stanlow Hifnal Linleygreen ook Hughley Br Church Stableford Preen Ackleton Apley Forge VISION OUR VISION IS TO CREATE THE WORLD’S LEADING AGRI-TECH RESEARCH AND INNOVATION HUB, PUTTING THE UK AT THE FOREFRONT OF HIGH EFFICIENCY AGRICULTURE. NEW INDICATIVE SITE LAYOUT HIGHLIGHTING PHASE 1 Ni.PARK WAS CHOSEN AS A PILOT SITE TO LAUNCH THE INTERNATIONAL TRADE SECRETARY’S NEW HIGH POTENTIAL “ OPPORTUNITIES SCHEME. THIS IS AIMED AT DRIVING NEW INVESTMENT INTO THE UK “ 6 VISION 7 VISION 8 It is home to the National Centre of Precision Farming which researches, evaluates and promotes HARPER ADAMS the technologies that provide solutions for modern farming and is a proving ground for innovations that UNIVERSITY make farming more efficient and productive. Harper Adams University is a world One of the UKs four Agricultural Engineering class specialist university at the Precision Innovation (Agri EPI) Centres is also based at the University, providing a global centre forefront of future food production, for agricultural engineering and precision farming. processing, animal sciences, The centre delivers research, development, engineering, land management and demonstration and training on precision agriculture and engineering for the livestock, arable, horticulture sustainable business; the ideal partner and aquaculture sectors. The Agri-EPI Centre is to deliver Ni.Park. owned by a consortium of key organisations in the field of precision agriculture and engineering, Named UKs Best Modern University (The Times bringing together expertise in research and industry. Good University Guide 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020) A further 69 companies support the Centre, including the University was also the recipient of The Queens large supermarkets, food producers, farmers, Anniversary Prize for its work leading innovation processors and engineering and technology firms. in agricultural engineering. Close to 60% of the research by Harper Adams in Agriculture, Veterinary and Food Science is deemed to be internationally excellent or world leading according to the UKs Research Excellence Framework (REF) with teaching awarded as Gold standard in the Teaching Excellence Framework. Harper Adams University is always looking for industry partners to work with students and graduates and has one of the highest graduate employment rates of all UK universities with 98.8% graduate employment, 15 months after graduation. (Graduate Outcomes July 2020). The University’s Agricultural Engineering Innovation Centre provides a physical base around which university/industry collaboration can be stimulated. 9 HARPER ADAMS UNIVERSITY – AHEAD OF ITS FIELD FOR INNOVATION Through its Hands Free Hectare project Kit Franklin, Senior Agricultural Engineering Lecturer, said: “We want the farm to become a testbed for in 2017, the University undertook agricultural innovation. Once the farm’s established, ground-breaking research and became we’ll be encouraging companies to come and test the first in the world to plant, tend and and evaluate their technologies. harvest a crop with only autonomous “It’s also great that the project will remain on the vehicles and drones. This has now developed university campus, so that students will be able into 35 hectares of Hands Free Farm, with Automated to learn from it, watch our progress and see how machines growing crops
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