The vision and masterplan for the station and wider Stoke ‘square mile’ pave the way to maximising the opportunities for residents, businesses, visitors and students to connect to the Core Cities of London, Birmingham and Manchester via the services that operate to and from Stoke directly.
Swift House is a council owned site overlooking the Trent & Mersey Canal. Swift House is a short walk to Stoke rail station, Staffordshire University and the Spode Creative Village, with the City Centre a little more than a mile away.
The i54 South Staffordshire development site expansion will provide an additional 24 hectares (60 acres) of land which will accommodate up to 100,000m2 of industrial employment floor space.
Ceramic Valley Enterprise Zone is one of the most successful in the UK, at the very heart of Stoke-on-Trent and Staffordshire's continuing economic growth, driving the area's already enviable reputation as a major centre of manufacturing know-how.
Ceramic Valley Enterprise Zone comprises 6 key sites totaling 140 hectares along the strategic A500 corridor in the heart of the city of Stoke-on-Trent.
The Smithfield residential scheme will provide 277 apartments built in 2 phases and represents the largest single apartment development in Stoke-on-Trent.
In 2015, Stoke-on-Trent City Council was successful in securing £19.75m of funding to help to deliver the infrastructure for a low carbon District Heat Network (DHN).
There is the potential to create a major new garden settlement on land, including that owned by the Ministry of Defence, at a site North West of Stone on the back of HS2.
The Branston Locks development, which is to the south west of Burton-upon-Trent, will see 400 acres of land immediately west of the A38 developed with 2,500 new homes, a range of community facilities and a 50-acre employment site.
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