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GMI begins work on major Grimsby regeneration project

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GMI Construction Group has started work on one of the largest regeneration projects in Grimsby’s history - the transformation of Freshney Place into a dynamic leisure, retail, food hub and complimentary market.

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LincolnshireWorld

GMI begins work on major Grimsby regeneration project

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Lincolnshire Today

Work starts on one of Grimsby's biggest single investments - Lincolnshire Today

Work has started on site on one of the biggest single investments in Grimsby town centre’s history, the Freshney Place leisure scheme and associated new food hall and complementary market. National construction company GMI Construction Group will lead the build of the leisure scheme, having worked on similar projects in other towns and cities across the UK. Ed Weston, GMI’s Commercial Director, said: “We are proud to be part of this transformati…

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Bdaily Business News

'Transformative’ Grimsby project begins

A regeneration project is underway in Grimsby, turning Freshney Place into a vibrant leisure, retail and food hub. Led by GMI Construction Group, the development - backed by the Government and North East Lincolnshire Council - aims to revitalise the shopping district and secure its long-term economic future, with officials saying…

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BDC Magazine

GMI Construction Group begins work on major Grimsby regeneration project

GMI Construction Group has started work on one of the largest regeneration projects in Grimsby’s history – the transformation of Freshney Place into a dynamic leisure, retail, food hub and complimentary market.This landmark investment, backed by the Government and North East Lincolnshire Council, aims to revitalise the shopping area in the heart of the port town to secure its long-term economic future.GMI, appointed principal contractor by the c…

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