Verdion, once again, hosted an agents’ event on Ladies Day at Doncaster’s famous St Leger’s Stake, starting the day with a visit to the iPort site where infrastructure works are well under way. The good and the great of the industrial real estate agency world attended from across the country, visiting the iPort site before being
Changes at Junction 3 of the M18 with White Rose Way are scheduled to take place in the next few weeks as part of the ongoing construction of the Finningley and Rossington Regeneration Route Scheme (FARRRS). Construction of FARRRS started in October 2013 and work is progressing well towards the expected opening of the road
Verdion has opened its new marketing suite on site at iPort. To visit the site please contact the agents, whose details can be found on the contact page.
Work is continuing apace at iPort, to complete the £21million infrastructure works that facilitate Verdion’s 6 million sq ft (570,000 sq m) iPort development in Doncaster. Verdion is on site undertaking the site levelling, surcharging works and installing the estate roads within the 337 acre (136 hectare) rail-connected scheme. These works create an ‘oven-ready’ plateaux
Verdion has announced its plan to speculatively develop two logistics units at its £400 million iPort development in Doncaster, South Yorkshire. Due to significant demand in the market and a shortage of Grade A warehouse space, Verdion, with its funding partner the Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan (HOOPP), has pushed the button on the development
The Logistics Hub UK, supported by Verdion, will showcase the Sheffield City region’s assets nationally at the prestigious Multi-Modal Exhibition in April with plans to develop the logistics sector and attract new investors to the area. Logistics Hub UK is the sector group established to promote the region’s logistics offering to a national audience and
A major engineering feat taking the Finningley and Rossington Regeneration Route Scheme (FARRRS) link road over the East Coast Mainline has been completed. Three pairs of 80 tonne steel beams were lifted into position by a 1,000 tonne crane and the decking is now being put down on the 42 metre long bridge which spans
Bridge beam lifts which will see the Finningley and Rossington Regeneration Route Scheme (FARRRS) link road cross the East Coast Mainline commenced this weekend. A 1,000 tonne crane carried out the night time lifts which saw the first two pairs of steel beams weighing over 80 tonnes carefully positioned onto the supporting walls on either
The next stage of work to enable completion of the link road from the motorway network to Doncaster Sheffield Airport has received the green light. Work on the first phase of the Finningley And Rossington Regeneration Route Scheme (FARRRS), which is creating a three mile route from junction 3 of the M18 to Parrott’s Corner
Another important milestone has been reached on the Finningley and Rossington Regeneration Route Scheme (FARRRS) with construction of the road starting on top of the recently completed eight metre high embankment between Junction 3 of the M18 and Rossington. Tarmacking of the first section of dual carriageway will provide access into Verdion’s £400million iPort project