Construction of a new industrial and warehousing development has commenced in Barnsley, delivering three units totalling 125,700 sq ft.
Rockingham 36 has been launched as a new development consisting of a trio of detached units extending to 25,560 sq ft, 43,000 sq ft and 56,140 sq ft.
Located fronting the A6135 Dearne Valley Parkway, Rockingham 36 is set to reach practical completion in Q1 2026.
The surrounding area near Rockingham 36 is now an established commercial location and is home to occupiers including Evri, The Environment Agency, Talurit and CarSupermarket. The area is also home to a mix of trade and roadside occupiers including Screwfix, Howdens, Starbucks, Costa, BP, McDonalds and Taco Bell.
Councillor Robin Franklin, cabinet spokesperson for regeneration and culture, said: “Our Inclusive Economic Growth Strategy outlines how important it is for us to protect and enhance our manufacturing and logistics sectors, which are critical to our local economy.
“This new development will deliver high-spec industrial space, supporting more and better jobs for our residents in these sectors as well as adding to Barnsley’s reputation as a great place to do business.
“The site is in an excellent location with great links to the M1 at Junction 36, and we’re looking forward to seeing it develop, encourage business growth, provide new employment opportunities and boost our local economy.”
