A developer has gainet permission to go ahead with plans to build a petrol station, hotel and drive-thru units in Wisbech.
Godwin Developments have secured the 9.5 acre site adjacent to the busy A47.
The site could contain hotels, fast food drive-thrus, a petrol station and a hotel.
The scheme, named Wisbech Gateway, has been designed to deliver industrial, commercial and roadside spaces and includes associated infrastructure, landscaping, and car parking.
The site is close to the A47, which sees around 6.5 million vehicles pass on it per year.
Simon Handslip, managing director of Commercial Development at Godwin, said: “We are really pleased to have secured outline planning consent for our commercial scheme in Wisbech which provides new opportunities for a range of occupiers.
“With its BREEAM Very Good credentials and prime location, it will suit roadside retail operators looking to capture custom from the high daily passing traffic as well as manufacturers and third-party logistics capitalising on its arterial location.”
Godwin and its agents – Alfred Bartlett from Ogle Property LLP, John Maxey at Maxey Grounds and Julian Welch from Eddisons – welcome all enquiries for the development.
