July 29th Newsletter

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7 commercial requirements:

GDK

High Street / Retail Parks / Shopping Centres / Transport Hubs

Prominent, high footfall areas across all day parts View

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Clintons Cards

1,700 to 2,500 sq.ft

Target town list incl View

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East of England Co-op

Leasehold or freehold. 4,000 sq ft.

Suffolk, Norfolk, Essex, Cambridgeshire, Hertfordshire View

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Anytime Fitness

6,000 - 8,000 sq.ft

Town towns list incl View

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Pro:Direct

Prime London sites

Min 4,000 sq.ft View

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Wholefoods

6,000 to 25,000 sq ft

Targeting Central London and affluent neighbourhoods View

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Rodd & Gunn

1,000 - 2,500 sq ft

Target town list incl View

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2 blog posts:

Q&A with James Strang, Property Director at Melrose Education view

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Q&A with Baz Street, Head of Business Development at Be.EV view

4 recent planning applications:

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We track residential, care, foodstore, drive-thru & EV.

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Outline erection of 200 no. dwellings

LPA - EastLindsey

Applicant - Gladman Developments

Link - Click here

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Erection of a discount foodstore

LPA - Craven

Applicant - Lidl

Link - Click here

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To install 15 no. Electric Vehicle charging points

LPA - Liverpool

Applicant - Tesla

Link - Click here

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Erection of 1no. drive thru

LPA - Tunbridge Wells

Applicant - Aviva Investors

Link - Click here

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