A planning application has been submitted to build a new Marks and Spencer Food Hall at Broadland Gate on the prominent Plot 3 adjacent to the Norfolk Distributor Road. The store will sit alongside the existing Lidl and McDonalds and will employ 43 new full time job opportunities.

As part of its ongoing commitment to bringing high-quality, convenient shopping for local communities and visitors, the M&S store will offer a wide range of premium groceries, fresh food and household essentials.

The Broadland Gate team are pleased to announce the completion of three land sales across the thriving estate. Plot 2c, adjacent to Lidl and McDonalds, has been sold to Matterhorn Capital and is earmarked for a drive-thru development.

Plot 11 has been sold to Norfolk Land Developments and the sale of Plot 1a has completed with 1784 Holdings following the grant of planning consent for a self storage facility.

The leading UK builders’ merchant Travis Perkins have opened its new branch on Plot 6 at Broadland Gate, adjacent to the successful Trade Park.

The new facility is strategically located to serve the growing demand for construction supplies in the Norwich area, offering convenient access for both trade and retail customers. The branch also includes a Benchmarx Kitchens and Joinery service, together with a Tool Hire.

1784 Holdings, a US-based development company, has obtained planning consent for the construction of a self-storage facility at Broadland Gate. The 25,000 sq ft three storey building received unanimous approval from Broadland District Council.

The development is part of the company’s strategy to expand its presence in the UK and will offer a range of storage solutions for businesses and individuals in the region. The facility will complement the continued growth of Broadland Gate as a key local hub.