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Oswestry Sustainable Urban Extension & Innovation Park

The Opportunity

The Oswestry Growth Corridor includes a number of key sites along A5 / A483 to south of Oswestry, including sites within Council ownership at Innovation Park, Sustainable Urban Extension and Park Hall.

The location acts as a gateway to the West and Irish export market, with access to the West, North West and Welsh/Western M4 corridor.

The Marches food economy has close links (via A5 to Holyhead and M4 to Milford Haven/Fishguard) to Ireland.

Visuals by kind permission of TACP Architects Ltd

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Home of the Robert Jones & Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital

In addition, due to the location of The Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital – a national centre of excellence for orthopaedic and spinal surgery, life sciences, clinical research trials and support – there are considerable opportunities within the innovative healthcare sector to be explored.

A drive towards sustainability & long-term growth

A plan-led approach is being undertaken designed to drive long term sustainability in Oswestry and creating the conditions for employment growth.

This approach is considering proposals to accelerate housing and employment land developments:  these include Strategic Road Network improvements, access improvements, infrastructure costs, energy generation options, relocation of services, and land and infrastructure costs to facilitate construction of employment land and road access

New pedestrian and cycle footbridge completed

The completion of a new pedestrian and cycle footbridge will provide a direct link between Oswestry Innovation Park, the wider Sustainable Urban Extension and nearby residential areas.

This improved connection will encourage walking and cycling, reduce reliance on car travel, and significantly enhance accessibility for local employees, residents and visitors.

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Moving from planning to delivery

Oswestry Innovation Park is moving from the planning phase into delivery,with key enabling infrastructure now complete and development activity underway

It is a flagship employment site within the Oswestry Sustainable Urban Extension, designed to support long‑term economic growth and attract new investment to the town.

Recent works include the completion of improvements at Mile End Junction, enhancing access from the A5/A483 strategic road network, and the start of on-site infrastructure, with utilities and internal roads being delivered to bring forward fully serviced, development-ready employment plots.

Oswestry Innovation Park Enquiry Contact Details

The Council has appointed Halls to market the plots for sale and lease.

If you would like to discuss your interest and requirements directly with Halls please contact:

James Evans BSc (Hons) MRCIS

HEAD OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTY

james.evans@hallsgb.com

Looking for units in Oswestry?

If you are currently looking for available units, please email invest@shropshire.gov.uk  with your requirements or you can email our Estates and Property Team direct on estates@shropshire.gov.uk to see what existing units are available.

OSWESTRY BID

The business park sits within the Oswestry Business Improvement District (BID) area.

Oswestry BID is a not-for-profit organisation funded by and working for BID levy paying businesses within its defined area.

Find out more about Oswestry BID at: oneoswestry.co.uk/bid-oswestry, or contact the BID Manager, Adele Nightingale, at adele.nightingale@oswestry4bid.co.uk or call 01691 700365.

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All locations in the Oswestry Growth Corridor

      Major local companies

      Coldmove, Arla foods, Skyjack UK, RJAH, Derwen, Practice Plan, Newgate Clocks, Aico Ltd., Aluroll, Richard Burbidge, Pickstocks, BT

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