The retail park is adjacent to Brook Retail Park, which accommodates both Pets at Home and Oak Furnitureland. The scheme is 65,000 sq ft and existing tenants include Homebase & Tapi.

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The retail park is adjacent to Brook Retail Park, which accommodates both Pets at Home and Oak Furnitureland. The scheme is 65,000 sq ft and existing tenants include Homebase & Tapi.

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Two unit scheme let to DFS and Currys/PC World, located on Victoria Road


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Rent: £24,000 - £60,000
Size: 276 sq ft - 4,709 sq ft
Existing tenants include TK Maxx, Furniture Village and Halfords.

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Thu Mar 12 2026
The Pet Vets is set to take over the former Poundland unit at The Centre in Feltham, West London. The veterinary surgery has agreed a new 10-year lease for a 5,200 sq ft unit, which is expected to open for trading in around five months' time. The Pet Vet (formerly The Vet) is one of the country's fastest-growing veterinary services provider, and operates a growing network of practices that look to focus on accessible and high-quality care for pets.

Tue Feb 24 2026
The Whiteley in West London, a landmark redevelopment of a former department store, has welcomed seven new retailers. Third Space, Everyman, Nela, 3812 Gallery, Duck & Dry, Adventures in Furniture, and Guillam Coffee House have all now opened their doors at the £3bn development. Each of the new arrivals are positioned across the building’s ground and lower-ground floors, with frontages on Queensway, Redan Place and Porchester Gardens.

Tue Feb 17 2026
Harlequin Watford recorded its highest-ever footfall in 2025, the first year during which the scheme completed a brand refresh that saw the return of its former name. The shopping centre delivered a year-on-year increase in footfall 12 months, setting a new all-time high for the centre with a total figure of 17.2 million visitors for the year. Harlequin Watford also recorded growth ahead of the wider market.