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St Peter’s Mall is an indoor retail precinct which forms one entrance to the Derbion shopping centre (formerly Intu Derby) via its link to the pedestrianised St Peter’s Street. As a result, it benefits from proximity to Derbion, which has an annual footfall of 24 million, with 2.1 million being recorded directly through St Peters Mall.
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4 January 2025
Commercial property and investment company LCP, part of M Core, has welcomed Specsavers to M Park Farm shopping centre in Allestree, Derby. The national optician brand opened in a 2,526 sq ft unit after signing a 10-year lease. Specsavers joins other major retail brands at M Park Farm including Boots, Co-op, Farmfoods, and Wilko. Simon Eatough, director and asset manager at LCP, said: “M Park Farm is a well-established shopping centre in Derby suburb, Allestree, comprised over 50 stores ranging from small independent retailers and salons to major national retailers and food outlets.
3 December 2024
Derbion shopping centre in Derby has seen almost 90,000 sq ft of new openings, upsizes, and relocations in 2024. Over the past 12 months, the East Midlands retail scheme has welcomed seven new arrivals, including established names such as B&M, White Stuff, and Pavers, as well as new and growing brands like Castore, Bloom Juice, The Nines, and Tomato Energy. In total, 89,789 sq ft of openings, upsizes, and relocations have taken place at Derbion this year.
1 November 2024
Energy provider Tomato Energy is set to open its first-ever physical retail store at Derbion in Derby. Taking a 1,024 sq ft space on a five-year lease, Tomato Energy will look to help consumers take control of their energy consumption, either through the installation of solar panels at their homes or via a series of tariffs. The brand says it is on a mission to empower UK communities to generate their own energy and power their homes affordably.
