Sizewell C, a key nuclear energy project in the UK, has secured a major logistics facility by leasing Orwell Logistics Park, located on the A14 just outside Ipswich. This new facility, covering nearly 1.1 million square feet across 60 acres, will house the project's Freight Management Facility, which is essential for managing and coordinating deliveries to the construction site.

The strategic location of Orwell Logistics Park, situated between Ipswich and the Port of Felixstowe, provides convenient access to one of the UK’s largest deepwater ports, which handles nearly 50% of the country’s containerized trade. The lease agreement includes two already completed units, along with plans to pre-let the remaining units and open storage areas.

This development marks a significant milestone for Sizewell C as it gears up for peak construction over the next five years. Nigel Cann, joint managing director of Sizewell C, emphasized that the park will play a crucial role in managing logistics while minimizing disruption to local communities.

Gareth Purcell, managing partner at BGO, the owner of the site, welcomed Sizewell C to the logistics park, expressing excitement about supporting the supply chain for such an important national energy project.

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Mark Ashton will continue to work as CEO, but in addition he will also become the chairman of Ipswich Town Football Club after Mike O'Leary's retirement. O’Leary has served the club since the takeover by Gamechanger 20 Ltd in April 2021, and he mentioned extensive travel required in this position and him being almost seventy two years of age.

Looking back on his time at the helm, O’Leary said that he is proud of many accomplishments achieved by their club including a quick promotion to Premier League which was a “mission accomplished” for him. For Ipswich Town it means that a vital period under O’Leary’s guidance is over.

He thanked Mike for his support and friendship during this period Ed Schwartz, who owns most of shares in this company has also commended O'Leary for his commitment and immense services rendered to it.

With Ashton holding both positions, Ipswich Town will be guided through its next stage.

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