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Weetabix plans major revamp of its Northamptonshire HQ built in 1932

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Boxes of Weetabix breakfast cereal sit on a supermarket shelf, with a couple stacked on top of one another. The yellow boxes feature blue lettering.

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Weetabix submits planning application for major revamp of its Northamptonshire headquarters

Overview

Breakfast cereal manufacturer Weetabix has submitted a planning application to North Northamptonshire Council to upgrade its 1932 headquarters in Burton Latimer. The proposals involve demolishing the former Brooklands warehouse site and ancillary buildings to construct a new office hub, alongside updates to car parking, landscaping, and servicing. The existing headquarters offices will be replaced by the new facility once operational.

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  • Weetabix has applied to North Northamptonshire Council to redevelop its headquarters site dating back to 1932.
  • The plans include demolishing the former Brooklands warehouse and ancillary buildings in Burton Latimer.
  • A new office hub will be built on the previously developed land, replacing the current headquarters offices.
  • The proposals also incorporate changes to car parking, servicing, landscaping, and related works.
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