First phase of Chesterfield Waterside moves a step closer to completion

The £75million first phase of the Chesterfield Waterside masterplan has moved a step closer.
By The Newsroom
Published 8th Mar 2017, 09:42 BST
Updated 24th Mar 2017, 11:05 BST
Left to right, Councillor John Burrows, leader of Chesterfield Borough Council; Councillor Tricia Gilby, cabinet member for economic growth at Chesterfield Borough Council; Chris Scholey, board member at Sheffield City Region Local Enterprise Partnership; Councillor Terry Gilby, deputy leader at Chesterfield Borough Council; Peter Swallow, director of Bolsterstone Group plc.Left to right, Councillor John Burrows, leader of Chesterfield Borough Council; Councillor Tricia Gilby, cabinet member for economic growth at Chesterfield Borough Council; Chris Scholey, board member at Sheffield City Region Local Enterprise Partnership; Councillor Terry Gilby, deputy leader at Chesterfield Borough Council; Peter Swallow, director of Bolsterstone Group plc.
Left to right, Councillor John Burrows, leader of Chesterfield Borough Council; Councillor Tricia Gilby, cabinet member for economic growth at Chesterfield Borough Council; Chris Scholey, board member at Sheffield City Region Local Enterprise Partnership; Councillor Terry Gilby, deputy leader at Chesterfield Borough Council; Peter Swallow, director of Bolsterstone Group plc.

Chesterfield-based company NT Killingley Ltd has now finished four months of work to prepare land for the Basin Square development.