Beverley's estates and the town centre: two kinds of business drop

The working side of Beverley is to the east and south. Swinemoor Industrial Estate sits off Swinemoor Lane, where Wickes has its store, and Grovehill Industrial Estate and the Priory Road units lie near the Grovehill junction, known for its many traffic lights. Enterprise Park is on Beck View Road, and Tokenspire Park is a commercial estate in Woodmansey parish, on Hull Road at the southern edge of town. These have yards and doors a van can back up to, so the load is quick.

The town centre is the opposite. Toll Gavel, Butcher Row and parts of Walkergate and Wednesday Market are pedestrian streets, so stock for a shop there comes off the van on the nearest road and is wheeled in, and Saturday Market is full of stalls on Saturdays. North Bar Within is one-way in places and its north end passes under the single-lane North Bar arch, so the approach to a shop there is planned when the run is booked.

Arranging a business delivery in Beverley

Give the unit number and estate name, as Swinemoor, Grovehill and Tokenspire units are spread along several roads
Say if goods are boxed, loose or long, and the rough weight, so the load is planned for one person and a trolley
For a town centre shop, say which road the van can stop on and how far the goods are wheeled
Book a weekday for a Saturday Market shop, when the stalls are not out

Beverley business addresses the van serves

Swinemoor Industrial Estateunits off Swinemoor Lane, beside the Wickes store
Grovehill Industrial Estate and Priory Roadworkshops and trade counters near the Grovehill junction
Enterprise Park, Beck View Roadbusiness units on the east side of town
Tokenspire Park, Hull Roada commercial estate at Woodmansey, postcode HU17 0TB
Flemingateshopping centre units and Jewson's builders yard
Toll Gavel and Butcher Rowpedestrian shopping streets, served from the nearest road

Business runs from Beverley

Bradford → Beverley65 miles by the M62 and the B1230, 80 to 95 minutes
Swinemoor → Hullthe A1079 south past Dunswell, about 10 miles
Beverley → Driffieldabout 13 miles north on the A164

What sets the price of a Beverley business delivery

The size and weight of the goods, the distance between pick-up and drop, and the access at each end, a yard door or a wheel from the nearest road, set one fixed price per run, with the drive from Bradford in it. See how we quote for the full breakdown.

Business Deliveries in Beverley: your questions

Can you collect from a unit on Swinemoor Industrial Estate?

Yes. Give the unit number, the goods and the delivery address, and the van backs up to the door. The price is fixed before the run.

Can you deliver stock to a shop on Toll Gavel?

Yes. Toll Gavel is a pedestrian street, so the van stops on the nearest road and the stock is wheeled in. Say how far that is and the price allows for it.

Can you take goods from Beverley to Hull or York?

Yes. Hull is about 10 miles south on the A1079 and York about 31 miles west on the same road, and either run is priced as one job, collection to drop.