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Former J&J site in High Wycombe cleared for £31m redevelopment

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An aerial image of the former Johnson & Johnson offices in High Wycombe within a semi rural landscape. The buildings have a contemporary design with flat roofs, extensive glazing, and light-coloured façades. The site is surrounded by mature trees and landscaped grounds, giving it a campus-like appearance.

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Former Johnson & Johnson site in High Wycombe cleared for £31m redevelopment

Overview

A £31m project to demolish the former Johnson & Johnson office site on Holmers Farm Way in High Wycombe and replace it with an industrial and distribution centre has been approved by Buckinghamshire Council. Submitted by Legal and General Assurance (Pension Management) Ltd, the scheme is expected to support up to 350 full-time jobs and includes strict conditions regarding traffic management, noise control, and construction.

Key points

  • A £31m redevelopment scheme for the former Johnson & Johnson site in High Wycombe has been approved by Buckinghamshire Council.
  • The existing building will be demolished to construct an industrial and distribution centre with five new buildings.
  • The project, submitted by Legal and General Assurance (Pension Management) Ltd, could support up to 350 full-time jobs once operational.
  • Planning conditions require approved construction traffic and operational noise management plans, as well as restrictions on vehicle reversing alarms.
  • Construction is expected to take 20 months, and work must begin within three years of permission being granted.
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