broughton retail park

Broughton Retail Park Gets Much Needed Refresh

Broughton Retail Park, originally built in the 1990s, has become a major shopping and leisure destination in Wales. Offering shops such as Boots, Tesco Extra, Home Sense, Next and a Nike Factory Store, it’s also home to Primark’s milestone 300th store, which created 197 jobs. Dining options at Broughton include Chiquito, Frankie & Benny’s, Prezzo and everyone’s favourite for a ‘cheeky’ chicken dinner, Nando’s.

The wear and tear of thousands of shoppers per week left Broughton in dire need of new car park lining and road markings. Hawkspear Contracts Ltd subcontracted Riggotts to carry out a much-needed refresh, which included over 7000m of kestrel thermoplastic lining. The Riggotts team also painted new give way markings, parent & child bays, disabled bays and arrows.

Riggotts’ highly skilled operatives deliver second to none results, making us the best line marking company for the job. With our wealth of experience and a dedicated team of road marking specialists, we were able to refresh Broughton Retail Park’s car park markings quickly and efficiently.

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