Global real estate advisory firm, CBRE, together with Vandermolen Real Estate, are bringing Cotton Quay, a transformative 8-acre virtual freehold development opportunity in the heart of Salford Quays, Greater Manchester, to the market. Sitting within 1km of water frontage, Cotton Quay represents one of the most significant placemaking opportunities in
Wincanton, the UK’s leading supply chain partner, is expanding its partnership with EDF Energy’s Hinkley Point C project with a new 314,658 sq ft warehouse in Weston-Super-Mare, Somerset, opening on 9th June 2025. This marks Wincanton’s sixth site dedicated to the UK’s first new nuclear power station in a generation
Top 10 UK housebuilder, Keepmoat has committed to investing £59.5 million into the next phase of the Sighthill Transformational Regeneration Area (TRA). The housebuilder is set to create an additional 246 new homes at the multi-million pound NorthBridge development located on Pinkston Road, following the success of the first phase
New report highlights that poor quality building product data is creating across-the-board compliance and financial risk A new report from QFlow (Qualis Flow), a leading carbon and margin-saving ConTech platform, reveals an acute data quality crisis that may be costing UK construction companies far more than expected. The “State of Data Quality
Property Sense, a PropTech partner for BTR operators, leasing agents and developers, has welcomed three new non-executive directors to its board. These strategic appointments mark a significant step in the company’s growth journey, reinforcing its commitment to revolutionising the lease-up experience in the BTR sector. Nigel Rawlings, Tom Lebor, and
Award-winning developer agrees to buy site of Renault dealership to expand Greengate development portfolio SALFORD, UK, 30 May 2025 – Salboy, the award-winning property developer and funding company, has completed a deal to acquire a prominent development site in Salford’s Trinity Way area, furthering the company’s commitment to regenerating this
Cornish Bakery has appointed its first-ever property director as the fast-growing brand sets its sights on expanding to more than 400 locations across the UK. Jeremy Smith joins the business to spearhead its ambitious property strategy, bringing with him over three decades of experience in acquisition and estate management. His
PfP Thrive, part of Places for People, has announced partnerships with the UK’s leading housing associations to deliver bespoke training programmes designed to address the critical skills shortage in the housing and construction sectors. With demand for skilled workers at an all-time high, PfP Thrive is delivering tailored and comprehensive
Fairham Business Park, Nottingham, developed and managed by Clowes Developments, is set to welcome a major new occupier: global technology leader ABB. The 100,000 sq ft state-of-the-art standalone building, designed by IMA Architects, and built by TanRo will accommodate ABB’s growing demand for Furse® earthing and lightning protection solutions. It
The four-storey steel frame of Bradford College’s new £17 million building is now in place—marking a key step in transforming the Thornton Road site. Led by Morgan Sindall, the new Junction Mills building will offer students specialist training in motor vehicle, advanced electrical, hybrid and hydrogen technologies, vital in supporting
Global real estate advisory firm, CBRE, together with Vandermolen Real Estate, are bringing Cotton Quay, a transformative 8-acre virtual freehold development opportunity in the heart of Salford Quays, Greater Manchester, to the market. Sitting within 1km of water frontage, Cotton Quay represents one of the most significant placemaking opportunities in the UK’s residential sector. The site benefits from an implemented hybrid planning consent for 1,493 residential units, hotel accommodation, commercial space, and a lido. More recently, positive pre-application feedback has been received for an expanded Living development totalling 1.6 million sq ft (GIA) and 2,235 units. The site is income-producing, generating approximately £500,000 in gross annual rental income from short-term leases, and is strategically located adjacent to MediaCityUK and overlooks the upcoming £2 billion redevelopment of Old Trafford. Kieran McLaughlin, Senior Director and Head of Residential Land North at CBRE, commented: “Cotton Quay is a truly exceptional opportunity to deliver a landmark waterfront community in one of the UK’s most dynamic and well-connected urban locations. With its scale, and proximity to major employment and cultural hubs, it offers developers the chance to deliver a new truly iconic development of national significance.” Jonathan Vandermolen, CEO of Vandermolen Real Estate, commented: “Cotton Quay represents an extraordinary opportunity to shape the future of waterfront living in the UK. Its scale, prime location, and dynamic vision for mixed-use development makes it one of the most exciting projects on the market today. We look forward to engaging with developers and sharing our expertise to assist with a smooth outcome and maximise the value of this super prime opportunity.” Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
Wincanton, the UK’s leading supply chain partner, is expanding its partnership with EDF Energy’s Hinkley Point C project with a new 314,658 sq ft warehouse in Weston-Super-Mare, Somerset, opening on 9th June 2025. This marks Wincanton’s sixth site dedicated to the UK’s first new nuclear power station in a generation and will create up to 70 new jobs, providing a boost to the local economy and further embedding Wincanton’s presence in the region. Wincanton is the official warehouse and transport service partner for the project. It plays a critical role in managing the vast and intricate supply chain required to mobilise the construction of one of Europe’s largest infrastructure projects at pace. Through the new state-of-the-art warehouse, Wincanton will support the growth of the build programme by offering: · Warehousing, incorporating both outsized loads and palletised goods. · Secure storage and process management. · Advanced inventory controls and management. · Solution design and project management. · Supply chain integration and 4PL capabilities. Wincanton’s deployment of a new warehouse management system (WMS) at the site will ensure robust inventory control and regulatory compliance. The opening of the new warehouse further demonstrates the company’s nuclear supply chain management capabilities and its commitment to meeting high levels of regulatory standards. Paul Durkin, Chief Customer and Innovation Officer at Wincanton, commented: “Our long-standing partnership with EDF Energy is built on a foundation of trust and a shared commitment to excellence. We’re incredibly proud to expand our role in the Hinkley Point C project – a landmark undertaking that will power the UK for generations. This new warehouse exemplifies our commitment to delivering innovative, scalable, and resilient supply chain solutions at pace.” Brian Buckingham, Senior Logistics Operations Manager, Hinkley Point C at EDF, added: “Wincanton is a trusted, long-term partner supporting our vast and complex logistics needs. Throughout the construction of Hinkley Point C, Wincanton has proved itself to be a supplier with expertise, experience and the ability to adapt to the changing needs of the project. We look forward to servicing the growth of the build programme through the new warehouse in Weston-Super-Mare.” Once operational, Hinkley Point C nuclear power station will generate low-carbon electricity for approximately 6 million homes over a 60-year period, representing about 7% of the UK’s electricity needs. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
Top 10 UK housebuilder, Keepmoat has committed to investing £59.5 million into the next phase of the Sighthill Transformational Regeneration Area (TRA). The housebuilder is set to create an additional 246 new homes at the multi-million pound NorthBridge development located on Pinkston Road, following the success of the first phase that created 154 homes. Keepmoat will be delivering another multi-tenure community at the second phase of the development site, with more than 41 of the new homes being made available for local housing association Wheatley Homes Glasgow (WHG). Delivering one of the largest regeneration schemes in the UK across multiple phases, the housebuilder is also working with Glasgow City Council to create enhanced and new transport links, green spaces and walking and cycling routes. Tim Metcalfe, Regional Managing Director at Keepmoat, Scotland said: “We’re delighted to launch the next phase of this flagship Scottish development, marking a significant step in our continued journey to transform the Sighthill area, providing much needed housing in Glasgow. “Delivered across multiple phases and in close partnership with the local authority, this project reflects our long-term commitment to the city and our ambition to create exceptional places to live. “Following a strategic re-plan to increase the total homes from 824 to 1,154,, we’re excited to move the latest phases forward, ensuring the team at Keepmoat deliver the right mix of quality homes, open space and connectivity into the city so residents can access amenities and opportunities. “Keepmoat’s focus remains firmly on building sustainable, well-connected communities that stand the test of time. This isn’t just about building houses – it’s about investing in Glasgow’s future.” The development, now named ‘NorthBridge’ in honour of the new footbridge linking the new community with the heart of Glasgow directly across the M8, will create more than 1,150 new homes when complete, replacing 10 tower blocks that were demolished in 2011. Councillor Ruairi Kelly, City Convener for Housing, Development and Land Use at Glasgow City Council, added: “The transformation of Sighthill has been a great success so far with high-quality new homes, a new park and a fantastic environment close to the city centre, and the start of work on the next phase will develop what has already been achieved there as a great place to live.” To find out more about NorthBridge, please visit: www.keepmoat.com/northbridge Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
New report highlights that poor quality building product data is creating across-the-board compliance and financial risk A new report from QFlow (Qualis Flow), a leading carbon and margin-saving ConTech platform, reveals an acute data quality crisis that may be costing UK construction companies far more than expected. The “State of Data Quality in Construction” report, based on over six years of data from more than 1 million documented deliveries and waste removals, uncovers a shocking 91% of construction-related documentation continually fails to meet basic quality standards. From safety risks, missed sustainability targets, and financial inefficiencies, the sector is unnecessarily haemorrhaging resources due to bad information management. The data deficit blocking Net Zero Particularly, this problem has a profound negative effect on achieving increasingly strict sustainability goals. The report found that currently, only a third (34%) of material records are accurate enough to support embodied carbon calculations, leaving most emissions reporting across the sector incomplete or unreliable. It comes as little surprise when the data analysed found almost all of product delivery records contain significant data issues (95%), ranging from missing weights and invalid locations to inconsistent supplier IDs. As a result, It’s a concerning figure when the achievement of ‘The Golden Thread’ specifically requires precise, verified data to achieve Net Zero Carbon targets. These deficiencies not only obscure carbon performance but are a huge non-compliance risk. Safety at risk In fact, this data dysfunction also has other real-world consequences. The report draws a direct link between poor documentation and catastrophic outcomes, highlighting the Grenfell Tower fire as a tragic example of how inadequate material data can contribute to the loss of life. Despite a seven-year inquiry and countless calls for improved information, the data deficit continues, potentially putting lives at risk. Indeed, the report found that he most basic, necessary data is often missing. For example, 72% of key material deliveries were missing critical weight or volume information, crucial to understanding the make-up of a building to influence emergency strategies. Contractors will need to sharpen up their act, especially as accurate, complete data is required to successfully pass Gateway 3 of the Building Safety Act. The financial fallout 80% of contractors interviewed for the report also said they don’t have a structured way of tackling delivery data. This highlights the equally concerning issue of data latency. This is problematic as the current average time lag between physical deliveries or disposals and digital record availability routinely exceeds four weeks. During that time, project teams operate without verified figures, risking procurement misalignment, safety non-compliance, and financial misreporting. Given that materials account for more than 40% of total capital expenditure on a typical construction project, and poor materials management alone contributes to 5–11% budget wastage. So, the financial inefficiency tied to these data issues is substantial. Responding to the results, Brittany Harris, CEO and Co-Founder of QFlow, says, “Improving data quality is not just a technical necessity, it is a fundamental requirement for the future success of the construction industry. We need more quality over quantity. You can collect as much data as you want, but if it’s not accurate, it’s useless. We’re seeing project after project burdened by bad data that undermines compliance, inflates costs, and introduces unacceptable levels of risk. It is no longer sufficient for construction firms to collect data passively; we must now move to a system of: curate, verify, and operationalise it to meet the regulatory and societal demands of the next decade.” Read the full State of Data Quality in Construction report here. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
Property Sense, a PropTech partner for BTR operators, leasing agents and developers, has welcomed three new non-executive directors to its board. These strategic appointments mark a significant step in the company’s growth journey, reinforcing its commitment to revolutionising the lease-up experience in the BTR sector. Nigel Rawlings, Tom Lebor, and Yogesh Jandauria are all joining the board as non-executive directors. Nigel Rawlings, renowned BTR expert and current Chairman of Rise Homes, provides a deep understanding of the industry with his extensive experience within property and construction. Tom Lebor is a respected scale-up business mentor and advisor, known for his expertise in strategy, growth, operations and change for sustainable success. His experience will support Property Sense in navigating the complexities and nuances of scaling a high-performance team across the business. Yogesh Jandauria is a seasoned investor, landlord, and property developer with experience as a trusted advisor for organisations including PwC, Deloitte, Lloyds Bank, and HSBC. With a solid track record in managing a buy-to-let (BTL) portfolio and leading residential development projects, and as a major shareholder in Property Sense, he brings strategic oversight and a commitment to sustainable growth. The newly formed team will work alongside CEO Mike Haywood, to drive Property Sense’s vision and support its rapid growth. In addition to these board appointments, Tim Ng has been appointed Property Sense’s Chief Technology Officer (CTO). With a wealth of experience in scaling high-growth start-ups, Tim specialises in developing strategic tech frameworks that enable businesses to achieve scalable growth, operational efficiency and long-term value. These strategic appointments bring the company’s board to four members, with at least two further appointments on track for this year; reinforcing Property Sense’s leadership as the company embarks on its next phase of growth. The formation of the board follows the success of Property Sense’s ongoing investment raise, well on track to secure £1M of capital to accelerate its expansion and introduce its PropTech solutions to new regions across the UK. Mike Haywood, CEO of Property Sense, said: “Building a world-class leadership team is crucial as we continue to innovate and expand. Each of these appointments brings real-life experiences of the challenges that come with scaling a business, and their invaluable expertise will help us refine our offerings and scale effectively. “With our strengthened board and fresh investment, we are in a prime position to drive real change in the BTR sector. Our software has the capabilities to revolutionise BTR lettings processes, and we’re honoured to have such a strong team to make this a reality.” For more information, please visit www.property-sense.co.uk. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
Award-winning developer agrees to buy site of Renault dealership to expand Greengate development portfolio SALFORD, UK, 30 May 2025 – Salboy, the award-winning property developer and funding company, has completed a deal to acquire a prominent development site in Salford’s Trinity Way area, furthering the company’s commitment to regenerating this gateway location. The deal, facilitated by Savills on behalf of Renault, secures a strategically important plot that has operated as a car dealership since the 1990s. The 52,000 sq ft site, which currently houses a showroom and surface car parking, represents the next phase in Salboy’s ongoing transformation of the Trinity Way and Greengate corridor. Reimagining Trinity Way and Greengate has been a strategic priority for Manchester City Council since agreeing a 20-year regeneration plan for the area in 2018, and Salboy has been at the forefront to bring the Council’s vision to life since that plan’s inception. Salboy’s scheme on the Renault site will be its fifth development in eight years in the Greengate area. It follows: Both Fifty5ive and Local Blackfriars sold out pre-completion, demonstrating the demand for quality homes in the area. To date, Salboy has delivered new residential and commercial property worth in excess of £185 million GDV to the local area that is called home by more than 1350 individuals and families who want to live close to Manchester city centre and enjoy what Salford has to offer. This latest acquisition allows the company to continue to build on its track record for creating vibrant, connected communities in a rapidly evolving section of Manchester and Salford’s historic border. “We’re excited to finalise this deal, which allows us to continue our regeneration work in an area where we’ve already demonstrated our commitment to creating remarkable places,” said Simon Ismail for Salboy. “This site represents an excellent opportunity to deliver another high-quality development that contributes to the ongoing transformation of Trinity Way.” Salboy is now working with Studio Power to explore a range of design options and development approaches for the site, considering various building heights and configurations to ensure the final scheme complements both the location and the company’s existing developments in the area. Ed Rooney from Savills commented: “Savills are delighted to have concluded this deal with Salboy on behalf of our clients, Renault. We are excited to see the scheme for the site come to fruition and look forward to working with the Salboy team over the next few years as our clients hand over the site on the agreed basis.” Further details about the proposed development will be announced as the design process progresses. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
Cornish Bakery has appointed its first-ever property director as the fast-growing brand sets its sights on expanding to more than 400 locations across the UK. Jeremy Smith joins the business to spearhead its ambitious property strategy, bringing with him over three decades of experience in acquisition and estate management. His career includes key roles at FatFace – where he supported the brand’s growth from 70 to 181 stores – as well as Crew Clothing, Mothercare, and most recently, The Works, where he managed a portfolio of 500 outlets. Cornish Bakery, which currently operates 66 sites nationwide, is accelerating its rollout plans following a strategic review conducted with an independent consultancy. The result is a refined roadmap identifying 411 potential new locations, covering a mix of high streets, shopping destinations, and tourist areas. In his new role, Smith will work closely with managing director Mat Finch to secure leasehold sites in key target areas. The first new bakery of 2025 opened earlier this year in Cirencester, with six more planned to launch by the end of 2024. Mat Finch said: “The consultancy work has validated our belief that ‘bakery is the new coffee shop’, while confirming a significant opportunity to grow Cornish Bakery across the UK. Customers are increasingly seeking food that isn’t wrapped in plastic – something fresh, tasty and baked daily. We’re ready to bring our distinctive offering to more communities, and I’m thrilled to welcome Jeremy at such a pivotal time to lead this exciting phase of expansion.” With a growing appetite for artisan bakery experiences and a brand built on quality and authenticity, Cornish Bakery is positioning itself as a major player on the UK food-to-go scene. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
PfP Thrive, part of Places for People, has announced partnerships with the UK’s leading housing associations to deliver bespoke training programmes designed to address the critical skills shortage in the housing and construction sectors. With demand for skilled workers at an all-time high, PfP Thrive is delivering tailored and comprehensive training modules for the UK housing and construction sectors and now, it has announced a new collaboration with 26 major industry names, including Havebury Housing, Amulius Housing, Futures Housing Group, Thrive Homes, Saffron Housing, Wates Group, Peabody Housing, East Midlands Homes (EMH), Alpha Living, Platform HG, Plymouth Community Homes, Novus Property Solutions, Gilmartin’s Group, Breck Group, Flagship Group, Notting Hill Genesis, The Guinness Partnership, Alpha Living, Derventio Housing Trust, Anchor , Riverside, Nottingham Community Housing, Warrington Housing Association, and West Kent Housing. Learning partners have also come on board, with the Retrofit Academy, City and Guilds, Construction Industry Training Board (CITB), Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH) and Study Academy supporting training and accreditation moving forward. By working together, the partnership will rapidly train new and existing colleagues within the housing sector, ensuring the sector has the expertise needed to maintain homes, meet retrofit targets, and deliver ambitious housebuilding programmes. The initiative will focus on traditional trades, emerging skills and Housing specific learning ensuring the workforce is futureproofed to meet the evolving needs of the industry. In addition to technical training, PfP Thrive will also offer compliance courses, apprenticeships, and leadership development programmes, helping to create a pipeline of skilled professionals at all levels. Tom Arey, Director of PfP Thrive, said: “The skills shortage is one of the greatest challenges facing the housing and construction sectors today. The only way to solve it is through genuine cross-industry collaboration, and that’s exactly what we’ve built with these partnerships and look forward to supporting more organisations across our sector. “By working together, we can equip both the existing and new housing workforce with the skills, knowledge and behaviours the sector needs to thrive. This is about securing the future of our sector, our workforce, and ultimately, the homes we build and maintain.” Operating from 20 sites nationwide, PfP Thrive aims to train over 100 apprentices in its first year, with a new academy and central hub in Derby welcoming its first intake this autumn. For more information about the organisation and its training programmes, visit: https://www.placesforpeople.co.uk/pfp-thrive/. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
Fairham Business Park, Nottingham, developed and managed by Clowes Developments, is set to welcome a major new occupier: global technology leader ABB. The 100,000 sq ft state-of-the-art standalone building, designed by IMA Architects, and built by TanRo will accommodate ABB’s growing demand for Furse® earthing and lightning protection solutions. It incorporates advanced technology, flexible automation, R&D and testing capabilities, and digital systems to increase production capacity, improve efficiency, and support sustainable manufacturing. More than 100 employees will relocate to the new site from ABB’s existing Nottingham premises, continuing the company’s deep local heritage—Furse was founded in Nottingham in 1893, and ABB has operated in the city for over a century. Situated within Fairham, a 606-acre flagship mixed-use neighbourhood just minutes from Nottingham city centre, Fairham Business Park offers outstanding connectivity. The site is close to Junction 24 of the M1, East Midlands Airport, and is adjacent to the NET Tram Park & Ride. Notably, it lies outside the Nottingham Workplace Parking Levy, making it an attractive option for employers and employees alike. The business park includes over one million square feet of commercial space, with more than half already developed. ABB’s new facility is built to BREEAM ‘Excellent’ standards, featuring photovoltaic rooftop panels, electric vehicle charging points, energy-efficient systems, and waste-reduction processes. Inside, the building promotes collaboration, training, and advanced research and development. James Richards, Development Director at Clowes Developments and Fairham Business Park, said: “We’re thrilled to welcome ABB to Fairham Business Park. Their investment validates the site’s exceptional location, diverse occupier mix, and top-tier industrial units. As we launch the next phase of development, we look forward to delivering even more opportunities.” He also thanked Tim Gilbertson of FHP Property Consultants, who facilitated the deal: “Tim’s insight into ABB’s needs proved instrumental in bringing this exciting opportunity to life.” Tim Gilbertson, FHP Property Consultants, added: “This is a landmark deal for Nottingham. ABB needed a first-class, future-ready facility close to the city but outside the parking levy. Fairham offered the ideal solution. We’re proud to have supported ABB’s continued growth in the region.” Fairham Business Park has been designed with sustainability and economic growth at its core. Spanning 200 acres of landscaped infrastructure, it offers a vibrant environment that blends commercial and residential development. With phase one now largely sold or let, phase two is ready to begin. It will offer flexible space for manufacturing, distribution, offices, hotel and leisure facilities, alongside roadside retail and trade counters—creating a dynamic ecosystem for business and community. Charles Warrack, Fisher German, commented: “The success of Fairham has positioned Phase 2 as a truly unique offering. It can accommodate a wide range of occupiers—including education, health, gym, hotel, and office users—through bespoke, high-specification design and build projects. The integration of industrial and residential spaces will benefit both residents and employees.” With direct access to dedicated cycle routes, pedestrian pathways, and robust public transport links, Fairham Business Park offers an ideal location for forward-thinking businesses to thrive and attract local talent. For more information on development opportunities and updates, visit: www.fairhambusiness.co.uk To enquire about commercial opportunities, contact the site’s agents: FHP Property Consultants and Fisher German. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
The four-storey steel frame of Bradford College’s new £17 million building is now in place—marking a key step in transforming the Thornton Road site. Led by Morgan Sindall, the new Junction Mills building will offer students specialist training in motor vehicle, advanced electrical, hybrid and hydrogen technologies, vital in supporting the growth of low-carbon skills capabilities within West Yorkshire. The building’s framework incorporates 232 tonnes of hot-rolled steel (manufactured at high temperatures to allow the steel to be easily shaped into larger sizes). The heaviest pieces of the structure are two nine-tonne beams which support the first-floor workshop area. Precast elements such as lift shafts and stairs have been manufactured off-site using Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) – innovative building techniques that improve efficiency, quality, and sustainability in construction. Metal decking and concrete floor slab works will now commence. Sustainability is central to the project. A peer review of the RIBA Stage 3 foundation and steel frame design found efficiencies that decreased steel and concrete usage, resulting in a 56-tonne reduction in carbon dioxide equivalent (CO₂e). Work on the cladding and internal walls saved a further 126 tonnes. This work brings the total CO₂e saved so far to 182 tonnes – the equivalent of heating 67 UK homes annually. Pamela Sheldon, Head of Projects at Bradford College, said: “It’s exciting to see our latest capital project take a step forward — purpose-built to deliver cutting-edge automotive training for the future. With space for up to 650 students, this new facility represents a significant leap in how we equip young people with the skills needed for a low-carbon economy. It is also fitting that a building dedicated to low-carbon skills should be constructed with sustainability at its core.” The project was made possible thanks to £15 million funding from the Department for Education Further Education Capital Transformation Fund (FECTF), boosted by a £2 million College contribution. Once completed in 2026, the Bradford College automotive department will relocate from Bowling Back Lane to the new premises. Morgan Sindall is leading the construction of the state-of-the-art building. Following a recent monitoring visit, the Considerate Constructors Scheme rated Morgan Sindall’s performance level as ‘Excellent’ for respecting the community, caring for the environment, and valuing its workforce. Ben Hall, Area Director for Morgan Sindall Construction’s Yorkshire business, added: “We’re thrilled to deliver what will be a game-changing new facility for Bradford. As part of our delivery of this project, we look forward to undertaking social value initiatives that benefit the people of Bradford, ensuring this new facility has a positive impact on the city way ahead of opening.” Over the last three years, Bradford College has secured nearly £40 million in funding. This substantial investment is helping the College reshape and rebuild aspirational new facilities in the heart of Bradford. The Junction Mills building is central to the ambitious estates strategy, designed to nurture inspiring careers in sectors that support regional economic growth. Other recent Bradford College capital projects include the opening of Garden Mills – a flexible digital, science, and allied health training facility for higher-level students, made possible by £5.8m funding from The Office for Students (OfS) Higher Education Capital Fund. The College also remodelled new T Level training facilities for business, media, catering, and hair and beauty students, which opened following a £3.5m investment from the Department for Education. Building, Design & Construction Magazine | The Choice of Industry Professionals
