Our vision

Designed with health and wellbeing at its core

Weston M6 will create open, accessible, family friendly spaces, that brings the community together in a rich natural landscape.

Setting the business park within a calm, green, and natural environment, will help boost mental and physical wellbeing of workers, visitors, and nearby residents.

weston m6 outdoors image with flowers in foreground

New parks and community space

A wildlife-rich woodland, incorporating the existing Basford Brook, will border the north of the site and provide a scenic setting for a pedestrian footpath.

A new habitat park, comprised of picnic tables, seating areas, and an opportunity for pop-up food and beverage vendors will provide residents and workers with a space for relaxing and socialising.

Footpaths, parks, and green space will combine to create a 3km and 1.8km active nature trail, providing cyclists, runners, and pedestrians with a scenic route through the development.

Outdoor co-working spaces to offer private areas for team collaboration

woman sat outside weston m6 reading on grass

Specially designed ‘welcome zones’, planted with trees and flower beds, will be situated outside each unit.

2,900 New jobs Long term jobs upon completion of the site

165 construction jobs Created every year during the construction phase

1.3m sq. ft State-of-the-art and high-quality office, logistics, and light industrial space

£3.4 million Raised in additional business rates every year to benefit local public services

580 FTE Jobs Could be supported within the supply chain as a result of increased employee and occupier spending.

Supercharging economic growth by creating jobs for local people.

This is an exciting opportunity to provide long term employment opportunities for the local community and boost economic growth.

Preparing for tomorrow by building sustainably today.

Weston M6 will aspire to achieve the highest standards in sustainable development and aims to create an enduring space which meets the needs and challenges of future generations.

Construction worker installing solar panel weston m6

BREEAM Very Good standard design with aspirations for Excellent.

Electric vehicle charging points provided at each unit.

Landscaped grounds, wildlife rich woodlands, and flourishing green parks across the development.

Preserving the local Green Belt by delivering development on land allocated within the Cheshire East Local Plan Strategy 2010 – 2030.

All-electric systems and use of air source heat pumps for office areas to reduce carbon impact.

A landscape buffer along the front of the site will act as an acoustic barrier and reduce noise impact.

The Site is almost entirely within Flood Zone 1, meaning that the majority of the land has a low probability of flooding.

Each unit will include separate access routes and parking for HGV’s, cars, and cyclists.

A green boulevard of tree lined streets and shrubbery will sperate road traffic from pedestrians and cyclists.

Cycle storage and associated facilities across the development.

MOVEMENT

We want to make it easy for workers to reach their job, and for businesses to reach their customers.

Weston M6 meets these needs by offering dual carriageway access to Junction 16 of the M6 in under 10 minutes.

Vehicular access to the site will be taken from David Whitby Way, with additional pedestrian links between the site and the adjoining residential neighbourhood.

Public Transport

Bus

The nearest bus stop is located north of the site along the A532 Weston Road. From here, the 85-bus service provides an hourly service throughout the day to destinations such as Crewe, Nantwich and Newcastle Town Centre.

The bus service operates from around 07:00 to 20:00, making travel by public transport a real alternative to travelling by car for commuting trips.

Example journey times by bus
Destination	Duration
Crewe Railway Station	4 minutes
Crewe Bus Station	16 minutes
Madeley	22 minutes
Keele	25 minutes
Nantwich Bus Station	52 minutes

Rail

Crewe train station is within a short bus or bike journey from the site, or within a 28-minute walk. The station offers regular hourly or better services to London, the Midlands, and key northern cities, such as Preston, Manchester, and Liverpool.

Traffic and Highways

The sites’ location and proximity to key road networks will funnel vehicular movement away from Weston, Shavington, and Basford, as well as other existing residential areas, minimising any impact on local roads.

A full traffic assessment report will be submitted as part of the planning application. Initial findings from this report have shown that there will be no forecast impact within Weston Village, whilst a forecast impact of zero on Weston Road past its junction with Main Road.