A traffic management company has secured new premises in Oswestry as part of an expansion which will lead to new job opportunities for the local community.
Chapter 8 Solutions, whose main depot is in Yorkshire, has completed the letting of Unit 2, The Trade Stop, at Oswestry’s Maesbury Road Industrial Estate.
Extending to 2,050 sq ft, the modern mid-terrace warehouse/trade counter facility also features additional mezzanine offices and staff welfare facilities.
Daniel Williams, operations manager of Chapter 8 Solutions, said: “There will be a new traffic management depot operating from the Oswestry unit.
“We will be looking to employ at least 10 to 15 staff from there initially, more eventually due to further expansions.”
He added the company’s new Oswestry unit would allow them to focus more on working in both the Midlands area and Wales moving forward.
Josh Hyde, who handled the letting of the property for Towler Shaw Roberts, said: “Chapter 8 Solutions will be another welcome addition to Maesbury Road Industrial Estate, and we wish them well in their new premises.
“With its sought after trade park location close to the A5 bypass, Unit 2 provides versatile accommodation and also benefits from forecourt car parking and a loading area.”
The company’s new Oswestry home features a clear span warehouse with front roller shutter loading door, with integral ground floor reception/office accommodation, as well as additional first floor office space.
Chapter 8 Solutions provide innovative traffic management solutions, with its team offering a variety of services, ranging from the design and execution of complex traffic management solutions to booking permits.
The company works with clients throughout the UK, including contractors, local authorities and utility companies.
Chapter 8 Solutions specialise in providing comprehensive traffic management services designed to optimise mobility, enhance safety and minimise congestion.
Pictured: The new Oswestry unit for Chapter 8 Solutions at the town’s Maesbury Road Industrial Estate extends in total to 2,050 sq ft.