Ipswich Borough Assets, an Ipswich Borough Council owned company, is pleased to announce the commencement of the fit-out phase for Lidl’s new store at Anglia Retail Park, following the successful completion of the building works by Ipswich Borough Assets and Brooks and Wood.
This marks a significant milestone in Lidl’s ongoing expansion within the region, bringing its renowned range of high-quality, affordable products to more customers in Ipswich.
The new Lidl store, strategically located at the thriving Anglia Retail Park, is set to enhance the retail offering for the local community. With Ipswich Borough Assets delivering the building on time and to the highest standards, Lidl is now able to begin transforming the space into a modern, customer-friendly shopping environment.
Lidl’s investment in this new store underscores the company’s commitment to providing residents of Ipswich and the surrounding areas with greater access to its award-winning product range, which includes fresh produce, bakery items, and household essentials.
Councillor Neil MacDonald, Ipswich Borough Council Leader, says:
“The opening of Lidl at Anglia Retail Park is a fantastic development for Ipswich, reflecting our commitment to economic growth and improving local amenities. This new store not only brings more choice and value to our residents but also creates job opportunities that will benefit the community. It’s a testament to the collaborative efforts of Ipswich Borough Council and our partners."
The store fit-out will be conducted over the coming months, with an anticipated pre-Christmas opening date.
Colin Kreidewolf, Chair, Ipswich Borough Assets, says:
“We are delighted that the building works for Lidl’s new store has been completed on time. This development is a key addition to Anglia Retail Park and brings the prospect of 40 new jobs. We’re pleased to have played a role in bringing this project to fruition and growing the offering at Anglia Retail Park.”
Further updates on the store’s progress and the official opening date will be shared in due course.
