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4 hours ago Subscribe to our daily newsletter! Sign Up Craig Cooke, WMAS director of strategic operations; Tony Nash, director at Stoford Developments; and Jonathan Bishop, of Bishop Property Consultants. The 76,000 sq ft hub, located in Shidas Lane, in Oldbury, will eventually house around 350 operational ambulance staff working 24 hours a day. It will also include a facility for the hazardous area response team, fleet maintenance and vehicle preparation areas, and the trust's education and training academy and central stores. Contractor McClaren Construction is now on the seven-acre site an...

Craig Cooke, WMAS director of strategic operations; Tony Nash, director at Stoford Developments; and Jonathan Bishop, of Bishop Property Consultants. WORK has begun on a multi-million pound ambulance service hub in Oldbury. The 76,000 sq ft purpose-built hub, the largest hub of its kind in the country, on a former quarry site in Shidas Lane, will eventually house about 350 operational ambulance staff working 24 hours a day. It will boast spaces for 70 ambulances. Property developer Stoford is delivering the project with contractor McClaren Construction now on the seven-acre site. It...

The base will be built on derelict land off Shidas Road in Oldbury, opposite Sandwell Council’s tip. WORK is set to begin this month on a multi-million-pound ambulance hub for West Midlands Ambulance Service (WMAS) after Sandwell planners approve the scheme. The base will be built on derelict land off Shidas Road in Oldbury, opposite Sandwell Council’s tip, replacing a much smaller facility in West Bromwich. The 76,000 sq ft hub will house around 350 ambulance staff, a facility for the Hazardous Area Response Team (HART), fleet maintenance and vehicle preparation areas, WMAS’ Ed...

HIGHWAYS works to pave the way for a £200 million business park development near Redditch are now complete. Stoford Developments carried out a £5.5 million transport infrastructure project, including a signalised traffic junction, at the Redditch Gateway site off Gorcott Hill and the A4023 Coventry Highway. The project will open up around 35 acres of development land which lies between the Bromsgrove district, in Worcestershire, and Stratford-on-Avon district, in Warwickshire. Redditch Gateway is a £200 million build-to-suit scheme that will deliver brand new office, logistics and ...