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B&M and Tim Hortons sign up to new Black Country retail park

Scheme is being developed on the site of the former Toys 'R' Us store in Wolverhampton Road

CGI of the Birchley Island Retail Park development planned for the site of the former Toys 'R' Us in Oldbury(Image: Handout)

A bargain retailer and coffee shop chain have signed up to open new sites in the Black Country.

Birmingham-based developer Hortons' Estate is leading the project to build Birchley Island Retail Park in Oldbury and has agreed terms with B&M and Canadian café chain Tim Hortons.

Existing buildings on the site will be renovated and extended alongside new-build construction work.

B&M will create a 20,000 sq ft store and 5,000 sq ft external garden centre while Tim Hortons has committed to a lease of a new 2,800 sq ft standalone drive-thru restaurant that will be developed on the park.

Other planned work includes a retail facility of 20,750 sq ft, which Hortons' Estate said was currently under offer, and an extension to the existing building to create a further 16,000 sq ft unit, earmarked for leisure use.

Hortons' Estate has planning approval to deliver a total of 65,000 sq ft across the site of the old Toys 'R' Us store in Wolverhampton Road.

There will also be alterations to the car park while an existing McDonald's drive-thru will remain in situ. Construction work is due to commence in the spring.