Amazon to open Mill Hill delivery station with 80 new jobs in October 2026
The 100,000 square foot facility at Pentavia Retail Park will offer full-time roles starting at £31,824 per year
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Mill Hill will gain 80 new full-time jobs when Amazon opens a 100,000 square foot delivery station at Pentavia Retail Park in October 2026. The facility will serve customers across the London Borough of Barnet, handling the final stage of parcel deliveries from Amazon’s fulfilment centres.
The roles will start at £31,824 per year, Amazon said, as reported by the Times Series. Employees will also receive benefits, including access to the company’s Career Choice programme. The programme can cover up to £3,000 per year for tuition costs on nationally recognised courses.
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What the new facility means for Barnet
The delivery station is part of Amazon’s wider investment in the UK, which the company estimates will contribute an additional £38 billion to the national economy. The Mill Hill site will join a network of similar facilities across the country, supporting faster deliveries for local residents.
Prajvin Prakash, country director for Amazon Logistics, said the investment would bring permanent roles to the local workforce. "We're excited to be investing in this area with a new delivery station that will create permanent roles for the local workforce here, and help us deliver even faster for customers," he said, as reported by the Times Series.
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How residents can apply
Amazon has not yet confirmed when applications for the new roles will open. The company typically advertises positions on its careers website closer to the launch date. Residents interested in the roles can monitor Amazon’s job listings for updates.
In addition to full-time roles, the facility will create opportunities for delivery drivers through Amazon’s delivery service partners and the Amazon Flex network. These roles are often filled through third-party providers, rather than direct employment with Amazon.
Questions this report answers
+How many jobs will Amazon create in Mill Hill?
Amazon will create approximately 80 full-time jobs at its new delivery station in Mill Hill. The roles will start at £31,824 per year, with benefits including tuition support for nationally recognised courses.
+When will the Amazon delivery station in Mill Hill open?
The delivery station at Pentavia Retail Park in Mill Hill will open in October 2026. It will serve customers across the London Borough of Barnet, handling the final stage of parcel deliveries.
+What is the starting salary for jobs at the new Amazon facility?
Full-time positions at the Mill Hill delivery station will start at £31,824 per year. Employees will also have access to benefits, including up to £3,000 per year for tuition under Amazon’s Career Choice programme.
+How can residents apply for jobs at the Amazon delivery station?
Amazon has not yet confirmed when applications will open. Residents can monitor the company’s careers website for updates, as positions are typically advertised closer to the launch date in October 2026.
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