Tangerine Group is inviting residents across Fylde to give their thoughts on new Wrea Green headquarters
Tangerine Group is inviting residents in Wrea Green and across Fylde to share their views on emerging plans for a new headquarters at Greenlands Farm.
Major investment to turn a disused and dilapidated agricultural site into a bustling headquarters for Fylde coast business are gathering pace.
Tangerine Group is inviting residents in Wrea Green and across Fylde to share their views on emerging plans for a new headquarters at Greenlands Farm.
The HQ would bring together manufacturing, storage, research and development, office space, meeting rooms and staff facilities in one modern campus for the Tangerine Group.
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The proposals represent a significant long-term investment in Wrea Green by a family-owned business that has been based in Fylde for more than 30 years.
The plans would repurpose a disused and dilapidated agricultural site, that has been in the ownership of the Tangerine Group for over 20 years, into a purpose-built headquarters, unlocking the company’s next chapter in Fylde.
David Haythornthwaite, Chairman of Tangerine Group, said: “Fylde has always been home to Tangerine Group, and we’re committed to continuing to invest in the area as the business grows.
“As a business that has developed here over more than 30 years, it’s important to us that we build for the future while staying rooted in the community.
“We want to make sure we get this right, which is why it’s so important that local people have the opportunity to find out more and share their views.”
The consultation gives local people the opportunity to find out more about the proposals, meet the project team and provide feedback before an outline planning application is submitted to Fylde Council.
As part of the consultation, a public drop-in event will take place on Tuesday, July 7 at the Wrea Green Institute, from 3.30pm to 7.30pm, where residents can meet the project team, view the proposals and ask questions.
Local residents can find out more about the proposals and provide feedback by:
• Visiting the project website and completing the feedback form: tangerinegroupwreagreen.co.uk
• Emailing comments or questions to: [email protected]
• Calling the consultation team on: 0333 358 0502 (lines open Monday – Friday, 9:00am to 5:30pm)
• Writing to: FREEPOST SHAPE TOMORROW Residents are encouraged to have their say before 14th July for their feedback to be considered.