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Etruria Valley Stoke sidings?

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Do you mean Land Recovery? That's definitely in use still. There are so many bits of track between Kidsgrove and Stoke!
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On the east side is the JCB warehouse, about to be closed, so if anyone needs a vary large, eco-friendly warehouse close to the WCML, phone Lord Bamford soonest.
South of that on the east side is the former Esso oil terminal, now in use by Land Recovery and definitely rail served.

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that green one looks canny big to me. The new one must be visible from space!

From here.

JCB is set to move out of its 383,000 sqft warehouse in Tunstall by early next year and move into new premises 49 miles away by East Midlands airport.​

JCB’s World Logistics site is the central receiving hub for supplier-bought components used in the manufacture and assembly of JCB machines. It opened in 2014, consolidating seven previous warehouses. It was run by DHL until 2022 when JCB switched to Maersk Logistics, supported by Unipart Logistics.

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As a result, a larger facility is essential and a decision has been made to exit the JCB World Logistics warehouse in Stoke-on-Trent by early 2025 and transfer operations to a much larger single location at the East Midlands Gateway Logistics Park in Derby. This will consolidate multiple warehouse locations into one larger site and provide much needed capacity to support JCB’s future growth plans.
 
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