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Prologis wins planning permission for Palletways headquarters in Staffordshire
Lichfield District Council has granted unconditional planning permission for a purpose-built Palletways headquarters in Fradley, Staffordshire, UK, under a partnership with Prologis announced in 2025.
Prologis has reached a significant project milestone after Lichfield District Council granted unconditional planning permission for a new development for Palletways in Fradley, Staffordshire, UK. Prologis had announced plans last year to deliver a purpose-built headquarters for the express palletised freight network.
According to the source, the building has been designed around Palletways' operational requirements, creating a modern and efficient environment intended to support future growth, colleague wellbeing and high standards of sustainability. With planning permission unconditional, the project moves into the delivery phase.
Caroline Musker, Head of Planning at Prologis UK, said the planning milestone was an important step towards making the partnership's shared vision a reality, and thanked Lichfield District Council for constructive engagement during the process. Rob Gittins, Managing Director of Palletways UK, described the milestone as a significant step in the company's long-term investment in the UK and in Lichfield in particular, where it has operated for the last 32 years.
Construction is expected to commence in November 2026.
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