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Andrews Sykes moves branch to Heathrow

Andrews Sykes HeathrowUK: Andrews Sykes is to move its current West London branch in Slough to new premises near Heathrow airport.

The new premises are currently being refurbished to meet the current and future demands of the business. They offer 30% more space than the existing depot, where Andrews Sykes has traded for 40 years, and will provide greater facilities such as a training centre, meeting room and modern offices.

According to Andrews Sykes, the depot’s positioning near Heathrow airport is better located for covering the areas of West London, Berkshire, Surrey and Buckinghamshire.

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