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Bidwells teamed up with the two leading land and property industry titles, EG and Farmers Weekly, to bring the investment and development community together to asses and review the opportunities and challenges ahead for the Oxford to Cambridge Growth Corridor.

Eleven Bidwells building consultants ran a Surveying Hackathon with more than 50 students from Trumpington Community College last week with the teams behind ideas for a Coco-Cola Theme Park and a Trumpington Colosseum the two winners.

The specialist logistics and industrial team at Bidwells has advised on 2018’s most significant ‘big-box’ transactions across the region cementing its reputation as the ‘go-to’ agent in East Anglia for logistics and industrial agency, investment and development advice.

Bidwells has shot up Planning Magazine’s consultancy rankings to become the 15th largest team of chartered planners in the UK. The news comes soon after Bidwells made four promotions in its senior team to support its growing client base within the Cambridge to Oxford Growth Corridor.

This month, construction of the new 36,000 sq ft development, known as GBP1, officially began at Grove Business Park near Wantage. A special ground-breaking ceremony was held on site to mark the occasion, as this is to be the first of a number of new build projects planned over coming years at the park.

The economic contribution of the Cambridge – Milton Keynes – Oxford Growth Corridor to the UK’s post-Brexit economy could reach £400billion by 2050, Bidwells’ latest research reveals.

Bidwells is joining local enterprise partnerships on the Growth Corridor stand at MIPIM UK. Exhibiting on Stand E09/F10, Bidwells will be showcasing our expertise in Oxford, Milton Keynes and Cambridge, releasing an exclusive take-away paper on our predictions for GDP growth along the Corridor.

More than 350 tired but elated cyclists rolled into Cambridge yesterday afternoon (Sept 20) to complete the now annual Bidwells Golden Triangle Bike Ride – a 100-mile charity cycle event from Oxford to Cambridge via Milton Keynes.

A broad corridor – known as Route B - has been announced as the preferred route for the Oxford end of the Oxford to Cambridge Expressway road.