Chesterfield News

Award nomination for Markham Vale Business Park

Markham Vale Business Park has been shortlisted for the Best Overall Scheme – Logistics Park at the Industrial Agents Society 2015 Awards Ceremony.

The past twelve months has seen fantastic progress in developing Markham Vale with high quality bespoke buildings completed for Holdsworth Foods, Ready Egg Products, inspirepac and Gould Alloys.  With the recent Great Bear announcement, the indication is that the remaining plots on Markham Vale will be quickly snapped up by businesses that see the great growth potential at Derbyshire’s flagship regeneration project.

Markham Vale schemes that have already been completed on the site include: a flagship Environment Centre (home to a range of firms from the environmental technology related centre): the speculative built Waterloo Court and bespoke buildings for companies such as Industrial Ancillaries Ltd, Andrew Page Limited and MSE Hiller Ltd.

Markham Vale North has also been recently launched and is a prime industrial and logistics development, within the wider Markham Vale scheme, located at Junction 29a of the M1 Motorway. Markham Vale North provides approximately 70 acres of serviced development land which can accommodate buildings up to 750,000 sq ft.

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Dom Stevens

Head of Destination Chesterfield

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Markham Vale Environment Centre
MG car parked in the Peak District. Showcasing the luxury car getaway at Peak Edge Hotel.

Classic car getaway launches at Peak Edge Hotel

Peak Edge Hotel near Chesterfield has launched a unique luxury getaway, inviting guests to explore the Peak District in a classic MG RV8 or Aston Martin DB9. With scenic routes, gourmet dining, and countryside charm, it’s a one-of-a-kind experience for car lovers and explorers alike.

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Chesterfield town centre

Celebrating community, nature and giving back

This month’s Chesterfield Champions round-up celebrates the people and organisations making a real impact from Ashgate Hospice’s moving Dragonfly Appeal, to BHP’s support for charity trustees, and the borough’s bold steps in nature recovery with Derbyshire Wildlife Trust.

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