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Ross-on-Wye Enterprise Park launched to support business growth and investment in Herefordshire

A major new employment site designed to support business growth and attract investment to the county has been officially launched.


Ross-on-Wye Enterprise Park was launched at a meeting of the Herefordshire High Growth Business Forum on 25 March, bringing together business leaders, council representatives and partners to mark the next stage in the development of the site.

The 17-acre strategic employment site will become one of Herefordshire’s largest business hubs and has the potential to support around 600 jobs once fully developed.

Interest in the site is already growing, with enquiries from businesses looking to locate and expand in the area.

The development will provide high-quality employment space for a range of growing businesses and forms part of Herefordshire Council’s wider programme to support economic growth, attract inward investment and create more better paid jobs.

Herefordshire Council’s Cabinet Member for Community Services and Assets, Cllr Harry Bramer, said:

“Ross-on-Wye Enterprise Park is another strong example of Herefordshire Council making the most of the assets we have – whether that’s land, infrastructure or partnerships – to deliver real benefits for our county.
“By using these assets strategically, we are creating the space and opportunities businesses need to grow, invest and create jobs, helping to strengthen Herefordshire’s economy for the future.”

While the Council’s Cabinet Member for Economy and Growth, Cllr Graham Biggs, said:

“Ross-on-Wye Enterprise Park represents a major investment in the future of Herefordshire’s economy. We are already seeing strong interest from businesses, which shows the demand for high-quality employment space in the county.
“This development will create opportunities for companies to grow, invest and create jobs locally, helping to strengthen our economy and ensure Herefordshire continues to be a great place to do business.”

Located close to the market town of Ross-on-Wye, the site offers businesses the opportunity to operate in a high-quality environment surrounded by some of the region’s most scenic countryside.

Key benefits of the site include:

  • Strategic connectivity – close to the A40 and the M50 motorway, providing fast links to the Midlands, South Wales and the Southwest
  • Space for growth – a 17-acre site designed to accommodate a range of modern employment units
  • Attractive location – situated near the Wye Valley, offering businesses an appealing working environment
  • Strong economic potential – capacity to support around 600 jobs and attract new investment to Herefordshire

Businesses interested in locating at Ross-on-Wye Enterprise Park can find out more on the Invest in Herefordshire website

 

Cllr Bramer and Cllr Biggs standing in front of a backdrop for Ross-On-Wye Enterprise park
Cllr Harry Bramer and Cllr Graham Biggs

 

 


Published: Wednesday 25 March 2026