by PASD Freeport | Aug 21, 2025 | Infrastructure & Development Projects, News
A new chapter is unfolding at Sherford, a new town development nestled between Plymouth and South Hams. The submission of plans for the town’s first neighbourhood centre, a vibrant square will soon bring shops, local services and community spaces to the heart of this...
by PASD Freeport | Aug 18, 2025 | Infrastructure & Development Projects, News
Babcock International Group is taking a significant stride forward in its expansion plans by developing an Integrated Logistics Hub and Advanced Manufacturing Base at Sherford, a key site within the Plymouth and South Devon Freeport. South Hams District Council, a...
by PASD Freeport | Jul 28, 2025 | Infrastructure & Development Projects, News
The Language south Topping out ceremony with Cllr Lowry.Pix by Wayne Perry – 0780128913429/5/25 From high quality job creation to community investment and carbon reduction, the Beaumont Way development is showing exactly how Freeport-backed projects can deliver...
by PASD Freeport | Jun 2, 2025 | Infrastructure & Development Projects, News
Work is progressing quickly at Beaumont Way, part of the Freeport’s Langage tax site, with a ‘topping out’ ceremony being held last week. The Plymouth City Council owned units will have workshop/production space inside with fully fitted offices at ground and...
by PASD Freeport | May 30, 2025 | Infrastructure & Development Projects, News
Millbay Docks in Plymouth, owned and operated by Associated British Ports (ABP), the UK’s leading ports group, has officially marked the completion of a major transformation programme with a celebratory opening event held at the upgraded ferry terminal. The milestone...
by PASD Freeport | Apr 12, 2025 | Infrastructure & Development Projects, News
The steel frames for the first purpose-built commercial units within the Plymouth and South Devon Freeport are now up and work is powering ahead on the site that is destined to be home to high growth industries. Plymouth City Council is delivering four units on a plot...
