A business celebrated the New Year by receiving the key to its new unit on the recently completed Bishops Castle Business Park this week.
The business is currently based in smaller premises in the town but Dean Morris (pictured), founder of VT prints, has been keen from the outset to move on to the new park. He recently accepted the keys to his new premises from Lucy Groves of Shropshire Council.
Dean comments:
“We have big plans for VT prints. We are growing and looking to expand. We needed more room and a more adaptable unit to create a working environment to match the ambition we have for the business.
One of the new 2000sq foot ‘grow-on’ units at the new Bishops Castle Business Park is perfect for us. It’s ‘state-of -the-art’ in terms of commercial units. Moving there will allow us to introduce new products and provide an even better service for our many customers.”
VT Prints is a company that specialises in vehicle fleet wrapping and providing quality print services both in the UK and internationally.
Bishops Castle Business Park secured a £1.27 million European Regional Development fund in 2021 and Shropshire Council agree to spend a further £3.1m on the project to boost economic growth in the region. SJ Roberts Construction Ltd were appointed to build the business park and it opened for new tenants at the end of 2022.
Further information about the units available can be found here: or contact the Shropshire Council Estates Office on 01743 281082 or email: estates@shropshire.gov.uk

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