Willmott Dixon to undertake Visitor Centre construction project at Northern Roots, UK

Wilmot Dixon, the Agreement and Interior, has been selected by Ollham’s Board of New Visitor Center and Forestry Skills Center, the Great Britain’s “biggest” urban economy and eco-park.

This initiative is the component of Oldham’s “green and growing” priority, which aims to move to 160 acres of local green area.

The Council provided 12.9 million pounds ($ 17.1 million) and funding for the 2nd round to advance this main stage of the project.

The visitors’ Center, located in the forest in the north of the area, will provide mass facilities, including the cafe, shop, production cuisine, and exhibitions and presentations.

The Forest Skills Center is designed to offer professional training to residents, focusing on technical and land-based skills and qualifications.

Efforts to increase local biodiversity have been included in the planting of 2,000 trees and create six ponds, except for the creation of a community garden and the meadow of the wild flower.

The visitors’ Center is a step forward for the North Root project, which includes the creation of parking, improvement in the entrance, outdoor amphitheater and landscaping.

Willmott Dixon has set a target to the visitor center until summer in 2026.

The leader of the Board of Oldham and the President of the Council of Elders, Aroyj Gain, said.

“The visitors’ Center will provide our residents skills, business opportunities will support and increase the local environment. It is a beneficial victory for our district. “

Michael Low-Satarland, director of the North-West of Wilmot Dickson, said: Qualifications, skills and work experience. “