LANSWOODPARK RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL EXPANSION
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LANSWOOD SPONSORS THE TOM BOWDIDGE FOUNDATION FEATHER BALL 2020
STUDENT ACCOMODATION
- HAWKINS ROAD
AGE CONCERN COLCHESTER'S PANTO HORSE RACE
LANSWOOD TAKES ON HOSPITAL RENOVATION PROJECT
TECH GIANT MOVES TO LANSWOODPARKÂ
- SAUER COMPRESSORS
January 25, 2015
Tech-giant Sauer Compressors has become the latest in a string of big-name companies to move to Lanswoodpark Business Centre in Elmstead Market.
20th September, 2016
The stunning red brick Victorian buildings of St Clements Hospital are being brought back to life as new homes by specialist developers Lanswood Residential. The St Clements site is being transformed.
29th June, 2017
Organised by Age Concern Colchester the annual bonanza brings together a range of good causes and willing runners for a race down the town's high street. They are grateful to the Rotary Clubs of Colchester and their sponsors Lanswood Residential and Commercial Developments.
20th February, 2019
The site of a former warehouse could be redeveloped into an eight storey block with more than 280 student rooms. Lanswood Limited, based at Elmstead Market, has submitted outline plans to Colchester Council for the land in Hawkins Road.
January 25, 2020
The Tom Bowdidge Foundation will hold its sixth annual Feather Ball in February. The official headline sponsor of this year’s ball is Lanswood Residential and Commercial Developments.
February 19th, 2020
Lanswood Ltd, based in Elmstead Market, has submitted a planning application Tendring District Council for the development of land adjacent to Lanswoodpark Business Centre.
Lanswood Ltd hopes to transform 8 hectares of land into 10,000sqm of new commercial space, accompanied by 72 residential units. This translates into 8-10 new commercial buildings and a mixture of 3-5 bedroom houses.
Despite Lanswoodpark already being the village’s most significant business success story, the expansion is predicted to be transformational to Elmstead Market’s economy. Lanswoodpark is already a five-star employment base that sees 400+ people on site daily, across 40 businesses. If approved, this development could see at least a further 600 jobs being created.