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Source: Chesterfield Borough Council Borough Chesterfield Source: per ft per ft per ft per 2 2 2 £14-£53 £4.50-£18 £4.50-£6.42 Chair of Destination Chesterfield Destination of Chair Peter Swallow Peter RETAIL OFFICES INDUSTRIAL circa circa circa your business. your Rents for Rents for Rents for Rents is the perfect location for location perfect the is PROPERTY EFFECTIVE COST potential – Chesterfield – potential Source: FE Week 2017 Week FE Source: Guardian University Guide 2019 Guide University Guardian Source: connected and full of full and connected Source: Derbyshire County Council 2016 Council County Derbyshire Source: Campus College ahead of the national averages national the of ahead Chesterfield Chesterfield Cost-effective, well Cost-effective, A*- C grade C A*- Derby Chesterfield apprenticeship growth apprenticeship 5 GCSEs at GCSEs 5 within an hour of hour an within employer satisfaction and satisfaction employer University of University universities of young people leave school with school leave people young of for learner satisfaction, learner for 12 66.1% UK university UK UK in college TOP 30 TOP BEST th 4 is less than 2 hours. 2 than less is TALENT OF THE FUTURE THE OF TALENT THE DEVELOPING minutes away and travel time to central London central to time travel and away minutes station, 4 major airports are no more than 90 than more no are airports major 4 station, regular and direct trains operate from the from operate trains direct and regular England The M1 motorway is on Chesterfield’s doorstep, Chesterfield’s on is motorway M1 The Locations 2016 Locations average opportunity in opportunity Hot 100 UK Retail UK 100 Hot support your company. your support national Property Week – Week Property investment and an impressive pool of talent stands ready to ready stands talent of pool impressive an and Source: the 7 million people live within an hour of the town the of hour an within live people million 7 top retail top rates than rates positive approach and superb travel links. travel superb and approach positive 2018 th th 26 and Local Data Company Data Local and retail vacancy retail enterprises of every kind benefit from the town’s the from benefit kind every of enterprises Chesterfield Borough Council Borough Chesterfield LOWER multi-national communication companies, communication multi-national Source: From world-leading manufacturers to manufacturers world-leading From opportunities. LEISURE AND RETAIL England even more development and regeneration and development more even East Midlands and Midlands East which were recently announced, will create will announced, recently were which South Yorkshire, South way. The HS2 station and maintenance depot, maintenance and station HS2 The way. of development is in progress, with more on the on more with progress, in is development of ming outperfor Victoria Park, Ilkeston Chesterfield is highly ambitious. Over £1 billion £1 Over ambitious. highly is Chesterfield in 5 years 5 in on the edge of the Peak District National Park, National District Peak the of edge the on 28% Situated in the very centre of the country and country the of centre very the in Situated CHESTERFIELD CHESTERFIELD CHESTERFIELD INVEST IN IN INVEST has grown by grown has WELCOME TO TO WELCOME GVA KEY EMPLOYMENT SITE Land South of the Ropewalk, MARKET TOWNS Ilkeston: INVEST IN This is a vacant greenfield site DEVELOPMENT MAP KEY EMPLOYMENT SITE GET IN TOUCH Over Long Eaton immediately south of the well Former Focus Do it All, Long Eaton: DEVELOPMENT MAP of Long Eaton is officially the centre of quality upholstery manufacture in the established Ropewalk Industrial regeneration CHESTERFIELD Bolsover The Former Focus Do it All has over KEY EMPLOYMENT SITE in progressKEY EMPLOYMENT SITE T: UK01246 and 345255 is recognised world-wide as the centre of excellence for upholstered Estate. TheKEY site EMPLOYMENT is approximately SITE 2.3 £1 E: [email protected] KEY EMPLOYMENT SITE DEVELOPMENT MAP 22,000 sqft of open plan retail Erewash furniture. Long Eaton’s twice yearly “Long Point” furniture expo attracts hectares in size and makes up part of Castlewood Business Park –billion Prime Markham Vale – 200 acres of prime The Tangent Business Hub - The warehouse with 92 car parking www.chesterfield.co.uk/investpurchasers from all over the world. The significance of the event is such that the Ilkeston Gateway site. 01332 201 860 industrial and distribution units industrial, distribution and commercial Cotes Park Industrial Estate Tangent Business Hub offers a mix of spaces. Located 5 minutes walking many@investcfield furniture manufacturers in the country have permanent offices· Located and close to Alfreton, with from 15,000 to 370,000 sq ft, development that straddles the Districts high specAmber offices, studio Valley workshops distance from Long Eaton town TOURISM TOWN showrooms@desches in the town. easy access to both A38 dual [email protected] accessed direct from junction 28 of of Bolsover, Chesterfield and North East and light industrial units, located a centre. It is 10 minutes from the M1 and the A38. HomeVibrant to Alloga visitor Derbyshire. Located within an Enterprise carriageway and J28 of the few minutes from M1 junction 29. Long Eaton High Street economy with KEY EMPLOYMENT SITE The 50 plus manufacturers in Long Eaton export to many countries, with one junctions 24A & 25 of the M1 and and the Co-operative’s regional Zone and serviced by a dedicated M1 M1 Motorway investinderbyshire.co.uk in particular exporting to over 60. Throughout the year, Long Eaton hosts access to the A50. distribution centre. 3.7 MILLION VISITORSjunctionAccess 29A. 26 spending · Located adjacent to the A610overseas dual buyers from China, Japan, Russia and most European countries.· Warehouse, industrial and office investinderbyshire.co.uk premises available within a large carriageway which provides rapid investinderbyshire.co.uk £175 MILLION The majority of ‘High End’ furniture retailers within the UK have products a year direct access to Junction 26 of the M1 fenced and gated site. made in Long Eaton. As such, stockists of Long Eaton made upholstery Source: STEAM 2018 motorway and the A38 and A50 dual There are flexible leasing terms include some of the finest outlets in the world, such as Harrods. · investinderbyshire.co.uk carriageway. With excellent access to available at competitive WORKFORCE AND CUSTOMERSboth Derby and Nottingham.HS2 could potentially have a big impact on Long Eaton and the surroundingrental levels. MARKET TOWNS Over · Existing occupiers DHL,areas. CCF (part There will certainly be opportunities for new and existing businesses. ½ MILLION of the Travis Perkins Group)Outdated and accommodation could be re-developed and reconfigured to ensure KEY EMPLOYMENT SITE Belper people live within logistics operator 3663.they are more suitable for the businesses in the area. Additional floorspace Former Galaxy Cinema, Produced by: KEY EMPLOYMENT SITE Belper has long been a centre for innovation; in the industrial revolution,20 minutes it could be created below the viaduct in the form of 21st century railway Long Eaton: Land off Belfield Street, Ilkeston: was the home of Jedediah Strutt, perhaps the most influential industrialistOver arches. DESTINATION The former Galaxy cinema building has CHESTERFIELD NEAREST AIRPORT whose son William developed the first fireproof mill (Belper North Mill). been in Long Eaton from approximately 2 hectares of vacant, partially 23 MILLION PEOPLE A number of Long Eaton’s historic mill buildings provide opportunities 1907 where it started life as a theatre. cleared land at the centre of Ilkeston live within 2 hours for new floorspace in an iconic setting. The Borough Council is currently East Midlands With the Mill now being a World Heritage site and the attractive rural Now a development opportunity site Gateway. Situated next to the canal environment, the town’s legacy is on what much of the tourism is based. exploring options to support the delivery of new business floorspace in these With support from: situated on one of the main arterial on one side and Rutland Industrial historic buildings KEYas part EMPLOYMENT of its work to SITE mitigate the impacts of HS2.KEY EMPLOYMENT SITE NEAREST AIRPORTS Airport from MARKET TOWNS EASY ACCESS DEVELOPMENT MAProutes through Long Eaton, Derby Road Park to the north/west. The site is Cradled in the Derwent Valley, On the A6 corridor and with close proximity CHESTERFIELD CHAMPIONS East Midlands Designer Outlet – We 2019South Normanton Industrial Estateand –within the designated town centre. within walking distance of Ilkeston 12 miles - to Derby, Ripley and Heanor, Belper is notBolsover just an iconic and historic Mainline rail have one of the six UK McArthurGlen A large industrial/distribution centre EMA from 24 milestrain station and the town centre. It Located 4 major 4 ports The building is around 5,200 sqft, set landmark but is also a substantial employment generator with aon mixed the services within Designer Outlets sited within the less than 1 mileNEAREST from the M1,AIRPORT viaover three upper floors. is only 10 minutes from junction 26 manufacturing economy derived fromBolsover a number is ofsurrounded award winning by some leading of the region’sairports most beautiful to - 30 minutes 15 minutes M1 within minutes District at junction 28 of the M1, the A38. Home to XPO Logistics and of the M1. countryside, with a wide range of footpaths, trails and90 country parks European Union national companies. corridor London European Regionaloffering 160,900 sq ft of mixed retail, Alliance Healthcare,East and recently Midlands travel time to enjoy. Home to major tourist attractions,90 minutes Bolsover Castle and thein 1hr Development Fund TOURIST VISITORS Supported by the 2014 - 2020 leisure and entertainment. enhanced by Nickel 28, a brand new DSA from 23 miles Thornton’s manufactured their famous chocolates at a Belper site from European Regional Development Fund · Bolsover Food and Drink Fair, this market town attracts over a hundred50min Invest in Derbyshire 1947, now expanded and located in Alfreton.
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