Regeneration of a brownfield site that has been identified by Chesterfield Borough Council’s Local Plan as a strategic site to deliver new homes, employment and extensive green space to the community.

Harworth is bringing forward over 2,000 homes in a National Forest setting, including a new primary school, local centre and open space. This scheme comprises Hugglescote Grange to the North and Swinfen Vale to the South.

Significant milestone in the regeneration of the historic industrial area – the former Stewartby & Kempston brickworks – into a new community of up to 1,000 homes, school and community facilities.

Adjoining Sherwood Forest, the regeneration of the former Thoresby colliery into Thoresby Vale comprising up to 800 new homes, a new forest school, a 350-acre country park alongside light commercial and leisure space.

Set within the National Forest, Cadley Park comprises 600 new homes, a 50-acre country park, two 9-hole golf courses, a driving range and complementary commercial and leisure facilities.

The Bennerley site is a former coal disposal point which has been cleared of all the former buildings and is ready for development. The site has excellent road connections and is located adjacent to the A610 and A6096 and within 5 minutes of Junction 26 of the M1. It has an existing rail connection to the Midlands Mainline.

Development of up to 1.6 million sq. ft of Grade A industrial & logistics space, alongside unique landscaping features and an ecological enhancement area.

Major 1.5 million sq ft Industrial & Logistics development in Derbyshire.

Harworth completed the development of 332,000 sq. ft of Grade A industrial & logistics space at a site in Bardon Hill, Leicestershire.

Regeneration of the former Harworth colliery – named after Tom Simpson, a famous world champion cyclist that lived in the area – into a residential scheme if up to 1300 homes, open space and significant green infrastructure.