A soft drinks firm has lodged plans to build a new warehouse and lorry park in south Shropshire as part of an expansion scheme.
Montgomery Waters says a scheme submitted this month for a new development in Church Stretton will enhance its business and create employment opportunities for local people.
The lorry park contains spaces for seven vehicles and an LPG tank, according to outline plans submitted to Shropshire Council. According to a supporting statement prepared by planning agents Roger Parry and Partners, improvements to landscaped areas including an “ornate gazebo” located to the north west of the plant would be included as part of the scheme.
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