Glenbrook details £100m Wigan sheds approved at appeal
Summary
Glenbrook has advanced reserved matters applications for Meridian 6, a 45-acre industrial estate in Ashton-in-Makerfield, following outline approval at appeal by the Planning Inspectorate. The first occupier, Dino Decking, has agreed to take a 60,500 sq ft freehold unit, while two further applications cover a seven-unit scheme and a larger single warehouse building.
Why it matters
The article highlights continued demand for high-quality industrial stock and the importance of planning outcomes, infrastructure and site readiness in securing occupiers. For surveyors, it is relevant to development viability, industrial land use, and the practical implications of Green Belt-adjacent schemes progressing through reserved matters.
Key points
- Meridian 6 was approved at appeal despite part of the site being in Green Belt.
- Dino Decking has secured the first occupier position for a 60,500 sq ft freehold unit.
- Two further reserved matters applications cover seven units and a larger 171,300 sq ft warehouse.
- The scheme includes infrastructure, parking, EV charging and tree planting proposals.
- The development is being marketed as benefiting from existing power and site infrastructure.
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