CHANGING WORLD: Managing director of Kingmoor Park Properties Neil McIntyre said that Covid-19 has been accelerating changes in the economy Exciting developments could be on the horizon at a major north Carlisle business park, with several significant new additions to the site potentially on the way. Kingmoor Park Enterprise Zone, on the northern edge of Carlisle is home to nearly 170 businesses, employing a total of a out 2,500 people. But the site could be in line for a number of significant additions in the near future, including one firm which has expressed an interest in investing somewhere in the region of £65m on a completely bespoke manufacturing plant , which would employ up to 70 people directly.
Positive outlook for Carlisle business park
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Positive outlook for Carlisle s Kingmoor Business Park
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A BUSINESS park is hoping it can save hundreds of tonnes of CO2 a year with the introduction of an all electric security van. Guards at Kingmoor Park, Baron Way, Carlisle, will travel almost 40,000 miles annually to patrol the site in the vehicle, which is fuelled by the onsite solar farm. The management team say they are committed to making changes towards a sustainable future with their long-term goal being to use only renewable energy sources. Last year the four acre solar farm was completed which saw the park reduce its need for non-renewable sources of energy. And future plans include even more onsite power generation, in the form of electric vehicle charging points.