Opus Land announces defibrillator installation in memory of Henry Angell-James
Opus Land announces the installation of a defibrillator at their office, in honour of Henry Angell-James, a prominent figure in the property industry who died suddenly in October 2017 at the age of 54 having suffered cardiac arrest.
Founded in March 2019, the Henry Angell-James Memorial Trust was set up to help save other people’s lives by providing and installing defibrillators in public places across the West Midlands, with the support of the West Midlands Ambulance Service Trust and public fundraising.
Opus are pleased to be supporting the trust whose work will undoubtedly save lives. It is one of the first industrial developers in the UK to commit to installing defibrillators at its current and future projects, ensuring that its occupiers will have access to the potentially lifesaving equipment.
In memory of Henry, the Angell-James Memorial Trust is on a mission to help save the lives of others by raising money to buy Free Public Access Defibrillators. To get involved, donate or partner with the trust, please visit their website for more information.
RETAIL: Stove Works Retail Park, Royal Leamington Spa
Opus Land and Savills Investment Management purchased a brownfield site, which was formerly a Ford Factory car park and obtained planning for a 60,000 sq. ft retail space, located just 0.5 miles from the town centre and 15 minutes’ walk from the train station.
INDUSTRIAL: Prospero, Ansty
Together with their joint venture partner, Manse LLP, and on behalf of Rolls-Royce, Opus Land are delivering more than 2 million sq. ft of space at Prospero, Ansty, starting with a 490,000 sq. ft manufacturing facility for Meggitt PLC.
WAREHOUSE: Conneqt Alpha
Opus Land and Bridges completed an 153,800 sq. ft unit with 16 loading doors at the Kingwood Lakeside Business Park in Cannock.
OFFICES: 54 Hagley Road, Birmingham
A 160,950 sq. ft multi-let office, three miles from Birmingham city centre which underwent a comprehensive refurbishment programme by Opus Land and was sold for £24.25m.
