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Nigel TAYLOR Published
October 5025快排劫持网关 2025
Major fashion and sportswear group Frasers has submitted a planning application for a global headquarters campus at Ansty in Rugby, Warwickshire. If approved, the campus is expected to create 7,500 jobs and add £300m in gross value added for the region.
If successful, the move would be within 50 miles of its current headquarters in Shirebrook, Derbyshire.
Designed by architects Grimshaw – the firm behind the Eden Project, and London’s Excel Phase II, the campus would include logistics space, offices, R&D, retail, a hotel and leisure facilities. A gym and bookable courts and pitches are also planned and would be open to the public.
A spokesperson said: “This would deliver a well-located, world-class platform to further bolster our elevation strategy, sector-leading ecosystem and growth ambitions.”
In June, Frasers Group said it wanted to cut up to 200 head office jobs, accounting for around 20% of its staff in London and Shirebrook, to reduce costs and streamline operations.
At the time, a group statement read: “Frasers Group has gone through significant change over the last year, having made a number of strategic acquisitions and accelerated progress against the elevation strategy.
“We are reviewing our team structures to identify efficiencies and streamline processes, and we have entered a consultation period with colleagues affected by these changes. The changes will ensure we have the right structure and talent to support continuing profitable growth for Frasers Group.”
Frasers Group is in the middle of a long-term "elevation strategy" aimed at raising its image to attract more high-profile brands to its stores, especially to its upscale Flannels operations that has been expanding into key city centre locations over the last 18 months and now numbers 50 stores across the UK.