Commercial Street restocks and Stourton goods-in on one Rothwell run

The shop side is all about the clock. Stock that has to be on the shelf before opening suits an early drop, and a van leaving Bradford at 8am is in the town 30 to 45 minutes later, traffic allowing. Check the signed loading times on Commercial Street before booking, because outside them anything is carried from the Marsh Street car park, which is council pay and display. That works, but it takes longer and the price reflects the extra carrying.

The industrial side sits mostly outside the town. Stourton Point on Haigh Park Road is about a mile from M621 Junction 7 and M1 Junction 44, Leeds Valley Park is nearby, and Cross Green is further in towards the city. A collection at a Stourton goods-out door and a delivery into Rothwell sit close together, which is why they pair well on one booking.

How a business drop in Rothwell is set up

Give the goods-in window and any booking reference, so the paperwork is ready at the gate
Shop drops on Commercial Street are booked inside the signed loading times; outside them the stock is trolleyed from the car park
Say which door to use at a Stourton or Leeds Valley Park address, since goods-in and reception can be different entrances
Each Rothwell run is priced on its own before the van sets off, so a repeat order is simply booked again
The load space is 3.4m long, so worktops, shelving and long boxed stock lie flat

Rothwell and Stourton business addresses on the run

Commercial Streetshops and cafes wanting stock in before opening, timed to the street's signed loading hours
Stourton Point, Haigh Park Roaddistribution units about a mile from M621 Junction 7 and M1 Junction 44
Leeds Valley Parkoffice occupiers at Stourton, easy to pair with a drop in the town
Cross Green Industrial Estatetrade and industrial units in east Leeds, towards the city centre

Trade runs linking Stourton, Rothwell and the A61

Stourton → Commercial Streetcollect at a goods-out door and drop at a shop inside the loading times
Rothwell → Wakefield or Leedssupplier and customer drops along the A61
Bradford → Rothwella dedicated van across the M62 and M621, 30 to 45 minutes

Pricing a business delivery in Rothwell

A business run is priced on the number of drops, any waiting at goods-in and the time of day. A shop delivery that lands inside the Commercial Street loading times is quicker than one carried in from the car park. See how we quote for the full breakdown.

Business & Trade Deliveries in Rothwell: your questions

Can you deliver to our shop on Commercial Street during the day?

Only if the time falls inside the loading times signed for the semi-pedestrianised stretch, so check the signs first. Otherwise the van parks at Marsh Street and the stock is trolleyed along.

We send stock out most weeks. Can we book each run as it comes?

Yes. Ring or message with the pickup, the drop and the goods-in window, and each run gets its own fixed price before the van sets off. How you pay is agreed when you book.

Can you collect from Cross Green and drop at a shop in Rothwell?

Yes. Cross Green is on the Leeds side, towards the city, so the collection is timed to its goods-out hours and the drop to the Commercial Street loading times, both on one fixed price.

Can you carry long stock such as worktops or shelving?

Yes, up to 3.4m lying flat, blanketed and strapped. Give the length and weight when you book, and say whether the unit at the other end has a forklift or the load comes off by hand.