Property developer Morris Property has commenced work on a new project on the north side of Shrewsbury town centre.
Morris Property’s Head of Development Liz Lowe with Site Manager Conor Roberts and Senior Contracts Manager Mark Bennett
Development of the new unit on a former storage yard implements the planning for a larger scheme totalling 52,000 ft² of new commercial space in modern, energy-efficient units with construction to be phased over several years. Breaking ground at the site marked a personal achievement for Morris Property’s Conor Roberts, who has been appointed as Assistant Site Manager for the project.
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