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British Land Plans 330k SF Meadowhall Leisure Centre

British Land plans to add a 300k SF extension to its Meadowhall development in Sheffield. Meadowhall, one of the strongest retail destinations in the UK, is undergoing a £60M refurbishment.

The new plan comprises a massive multi-level extension housed under a glazed roof, which will add dining and entertainment options not currently available at Meadowhall, as well as internal and external spaces for events and community use. These include new restaurants, a state-of-the-art cinema to replace the existing cinema, a new café court, a gym and additional leisure space to offer new experiences. The plans also include a new open-air terrace that will allow visitors to dine al fresco.

British Land has developed detailed plans to improve accessibility and parking at Meadowhall, including proposals for high-tech electronic signage to show car park space availability, electric car charging points, pedestrian walkways, cycle parking and a cycle lane. No parking spaces will be lost due to the creation of a new multi-storey car park.

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