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Buy photos » An artist’s impression of the new Leicester Road retail park, which will be home to three stores displaced by the revamp of Elliott’s Field.
DIY stores have confirmed their new Rugby homes with the approval of a new retail park.
Homebase and Wickes will anchor a new £5.5 million scheme in Leicester Road, alongside Pets at Home and Benson for Beds.
The development – just off Technology Drive between Junction One Retail Park and Warwickshire College – was granted provisional planning approval by Rugby Borough Council.
Homebase, Wickes and Pets at Home recently left the redeveloping Elliott's Field Retail Park as it moves towards a more fashion-led selection of shops.
The development will consist of non-food retail space and have 270 car parking spaces. It forms part of a huge swathe of land off Leicester Road where hundreds of homes are being built.
Work on the development, designed by Stephen George & Partners, has started on site. No finish date has been announced.
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