UK-based construction and regeneration group Muse has submitted a planning application to the Cheshire East Council to develop a sustainable logistics and commercial park near the M6 in Crewe, UK.
For the project, WestonM6, the company has submitted a hybrid planning application.
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It is seeking explicit approval for the first phase of regeneration, including three industrial buildings totalling around 750,000ft².
Under the broader regeneration plan, the firm will provide a range of amenities, including landscaped nature areas, a 3km active walking trail and a wildlife ‘pocket’ park.
Spanning across 64 acres, the 1.3-million-square-foot scheme will create up to 165 jobs during the construction phase and up to 2,900 jobs for the community and generate an additional £3.4m in business rates.
Muse projects director Alan McBride said: “At WestonM6, we’ve worked hard to design a sustainable place that complements the existing neighbourhood being created, unlocks vast areas of greenery, promotes a healthy lifestyle, but importantly attracts significant inward investment and meets the demand for new jobs in the town.”
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By GlobalDataMuse is advancing the WestonM6 scheme in collaboration with landowners, The Witter Trust, and the Co-Operative.
Earlier this month, Muse announced the commencement of construction work of a new £100m office building in Blackpool, UK.
For undertaking the construction of a 215,000ft² office building for the civil service, Muse and its partner, Blackpool Council, appointed Vinci as the contractor.
