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Search the Public Notice PortalPlans have been submitted for a new industrial and logistics development on land off the M6 in Lancashire by Blackburn's Issa brothers.
The plans for the 65-acre site by Monte Blackburn, the billionaire brothers' property firm, include an EG On the Move drive-thru at the entry to the site at J31A in Preston.
The application includes outline planning for up to 818,875 sq ft of industrial and logistics accommodation, to be named Frontier Park Preston.
A decision on the plan is expected in the second quarter of 2026, following which Monte Blackburn will commence infrastructure works and speculative development, if it is approved.
Alex Kenwright, development projects director at Monte Blackburn, said: “We have built up a strong track record in the region, having completed successful schemes at Frontier Park Blackburn and, more recently, in Burnley.
"Our commitment to undertake speculative development underlines our belief in the site and will provide certainty to potential occupiers who are considering site options for either relocation or expansion.”
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Steve Johnson, director at B8RE, which advised Monte Blackburn and has been retained as letting agent for Frontier Park Preston, added: “Situated minutes from the M6, Frontier Park Preston will come forward at a time when there are only a limited number of sites across the North West which can accommodate units over 600,000 sq ft.
"We anticipate strong demand from local and regional occupiers in the Lancashire area who are looking for more modern, sustainable space.”
The site was purchased for an undisclosed sum.
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