Gazeley granted planning permission for G.Park Bristol and G.Park Strood


Gazeley is pleased to announce it has been granted detailed planning permission on two of its key sites, G.Park Bristol and G.Park Strood in Kent. 

G.Park Bristol is one of a very small number of sites in the area to have been granted detailed planning permission, placing it in the position of being immediately ready to develop. Permission has been granted on the 8020 site, located in the South West's premier logistics location, with direct access to 80% of the UK within 4.5 hours. It will offer potential customers a build-to-suit opportunity for a single 250,000 sq ft unit on the 13 acre site. 

In the Kent area G. Park Stood will offer a build-to-suit opportunity for a single warehouse up to 275,000 sq ft located at junction 2 of the M2. This development will result in the relocation of the existing BOC facility to allow new and improved access to the site. 

Having started the year with two major deals at G.Park Crick and G.Park Dagenham, the news places Gazeley in a strong position for 2010 to continue investing in and developing key sites across strategic positions in the UK.

-ENDS-

For further information please contact:
·      Kate Nottidge at Lexis PR – knottidge@lexispr.com (0207 9086518) 

Notes to Editors

About Gazeley

Gazeley is a global provider of sustainable logistics space. To date it has built over 60 million sq ft (5.6 million sq m) of quality warehouses and distribution parks across the globe. 

The company is part of Economics Zones World (EZW), a Dubai World company; Gazeley is integrated into EZW’s vision of being the leading global provider of sustainable industrial and logistics infrastructure. Gazeley has a global reach, giving them the opportunity to serve customers both locally and globally.

The company operators. Customers come from across the retail, manufacturing and pharmaceutical sectors including Asda/Wal*Mart, BT, John Lewis, Procter & Gamble, Toyota, Volkswagen, Morrisons and DHL, Geodis, Norbert Dentressangle.

 Gazeley has consistently built efficient, sustainable warehouse space reducing considerably its customers operating costs and improving the performance of their facilities. The recent development for Wm Morrisons Supermarket PLC at Sittingbourne will deliver carbon savings of 585,830kg per year through a range of eco-friendly technologies including solar heating, a grey water system, vertical wind turbines and efficient lighting control systems.

In 2009 Gazeley has won a multitude of Sustainability Awards including the ‘Best Sustainable Development’ at the LEAF Awards, Industrial Agents Society Awards, UK Commercial Property Awards and HANSE Global.

For further information please visit www.gazeley.com



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