More than 18,000 seek Universal theme park jobs
Summary
Over 18,000 people are interested in working at a new Universal Studios theme park that might be built in Bedfordshire, UK. The company has applied for special permissions to start construction and expects significant economic impacts and job creation. Community concerns include potential traffic and housing issues due to the project's scale.Key Facts
- More than 18,000 people have shown interest in jobs at the proposed Universal Studios theme park in the UK.
- The theme park is planned for Kempston Hardwick near Bedford, with public consultations ongoing until the end of August.
- Universal expects the park to attract 8.5 million visitors annually, placing it among Europe's most visited theme parks.
- The project includes upgrading local infrastructure, like roads and rail links, which requires a Special Development Order.
- Universal projects the development will bring nearly £50 billion in economic benefits and create 28,000 jobs.
- A form on Universal's website allows people to register their interest in future jobs at the park.
- Around 2,000 suppliers have expressed interest in working on the project.
- Residents close to the site have voiced concerns about potential traffic problems and housing issues for renters.
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