Building new paths to growth

Article Abstract:

Extensive investment in upgrading transport infrastructure along the M5 is mainly aimed at fighting traffic congestion. However, it is also having the effect of opening up extensive areas of development land. In Weston-super-Mare, for example, the completion of a dual-carriageway link from junction 21 to the town centre has opened up more than 100 acres for commercial development, while at Severnside, west of the Almondsbury intersection of the M4 and the M5, ICI and RTZ own 3,000 acres, thought to be the largest privately owned employment site in the UK.

United Kingdom, Management, Urban renewal, Traffic congestion

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Thrusting out

Article Abstract:

INBIS Technology is planning to relocate from the centre of Bristol, England, to a new development on the outskirts of the city, on the Kingspark and Legal and General Emmerson Green development. The company have taken on a 15,000 sq ft building in which they plan to sublet some 2,500 sq ft in excess requirements. The company chose to move out of the city due to the increasing traffic congestion and the new site offered ease of access to customers. INBIS were assisted in their move by King Sturge and Co.

Engineering Services, Contracts, Engineering firms, Buildings and facilities, Office buildings, Real estate management firms, INBIS Technology, King Sturge and Co.

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