It will see the long-serving home of a former plumbing and builders merchants knocked down as part of a major redevelopment on the PowerPark employment area in Lowestoft.

Plans from green energy company Scottish Power Renewables' (SPR) to expand its presence in Lowestoft with a new £8 million base have been given the go-ahead.

The major investment will see the former RJ Pryce site on Trinity Road redeveloped for use as an operational land base as part of SPRs' East Anglia Three offshore wind farm, which is currently being built around 43 miles (69km) off the coast of Suffolk.

Back in 2024 L-R: Matt Wooltorton and Ross Ovens of SPR, with Stuart Pryce and Joan Pryce, at the site of the new £8m development for Scottish Power Renewables previously occupied by RJ Pryce. Picture: Mick Howes (Image: Mick Howes)

The 5,000sq m base will........

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