Salford City Council has given the green light to Peel Waters for a substantial logistics and industrial development on Liverpool Road in Eccles. This project, known as Halo West, will transform a former waste recycling site into a significant employment hub.
The development spans 108,553 square feet and includes eight units, ranging from 4,338 to 39,460 square feet. These units are designed to Grade A standards with a target of achieving a BREEAM Excellent rating, reflecting a strong commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility.
Located strategically near the M60, the development promises excellent connectivity, which is expected to bring considerable economic benefits to the area. The planning application number for this project is 23/4567/FUL.
Peter Linstead, Development Director at Peel Waters, highlighted the project’s potential to boost local employment and economic growth. The development is supported by a team of specialists from AEW, Langton Development Services, and WSP, ensuring a comprehensive approach to its planning and execution.
Peter Linstead, Development Director – Logistics at Peel Waters, said:
“We are very pleased to receive the planning approval for this fantastic scheme which will transform a long underutilised brownfield site in Salford.
“Halo West has been designed to be a best-in-class logistics scheme with exceptional sustainability credentials, building specifications and transport connections.
“The scalability of the development and excellent location will attract a wide range of occupiers which will create new jobs and promote economic growth for the local area.”
The approval marks a significant step forward for Salford, positioning it as a key player in the region’s logistics and industrial sectors. The transformation of the site into Halo West is anticipated to attract a variety of businesses, fostering economic growth and job creation in the local community.
