Whiteley Shoppong Centre – Designed by architect Corstophine and Wright, Whiteley Shopping Centre will serve a large and affluent catchment of 1.2 million people with an estimated £3.1 billion of potential spend. The catchment is set to expand further in the foreseeable future with 3,000 new homes at North Whiteley
The development will allow the transformation of the existing scheme into a significant shopping centre destination, featuring contemporary shop units with double height glazing and oak panels centred around a new town square. Situated between the two harbour cities of Portsmouth and Southampton, and adjacent to an existing Tesco supermarket, the scheme benefits from excellent accessibility via Junction 9 of the M27.
Main construction work is scheduled to begin on site in early 2012 and completion is projected for spring 2013.
The designer outlet shopping centre has now been fully demolished and work is due to start on the new “Contemporary design” featuring double height glazing and oak panels and making use of natural materials.
There are 50 units planned and currently around half have been pre-let. Some of the companies lined up to fill the new centre include H&M, JD Sports, Boots, Frankie & Benny’s and Starbucks. Along with retail giants Next and Marks & Spencer.
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A rare, degenerative neurological disorder caused by cell loss in certain areas of the central nervous system. Its main symptoms include tremor and reduced movements similar to Parkinson’s disease but it has additional problems leading to a distinct diagnosis separate from Parkinson’s disease.
Surgery where the chest is cut open through the breast bone for the purpose of correcting a structural abnormality of the heart or performing a coronary artery bypass graft (CABG).
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