35,000 sq ft trade park scheme gets the go-ahead

A sizeable number of new jobs are set to be created in the Lincolnshire town of Boston after planning chiefs gave the green light to a new 35,000 sq ft trade park scheme.

South Street Capital, on behalf of private investors, has received permission to create the new trade counter development at Boston Trade Park.

John Roberts Architects and Banks Long & Co. helped to secure planning consent for the scheme, which will be marketed by Lambert Smith Hampton.

The development will consist of 11 units ranging from 2,750 sq ft to 4,500 sq ft plus two terraces at the front of the site.

Work on the scheme is due to begin in April.

James Hall, associate director at Banks Long & Co, said: “Now planning permission has been granted, our client can commence construction of the trade park. The new units will be ready for occupation this Autumn.”

Current occupiers at Boston Trade Park include Screwfix, Rexel, Crown Paints, Edmundson Electrical, Howdens and Euro Car Parts.