Wales
New £5 Million Paisley Business Park at Merthyr Tydfil Creating interest from Local Businesses
and Logistics team of Knight Frank in Cardiff, said: “Construction work is progressing extremely well and the units will be ready for occupation by May this year. We are already starting to experience strong interest from local occupiers keen to grow their businesses in modern purpose-designed premises in a very strong location.
“As well as being ideal for local businesses we believe there is the possibility
of Units to let already in a new industrial and
trade counter development on the Pant Industrial Estate at Merthyr Tydfil are
attracting interest from
local businesses, according to property consultancy Knight Frank.
The £5 million Paisley Business Park development has been created by MKR Property Developments Ltd on the disused site of a former ICI works, and will offer 14 new warehouse and trade counter units to let from 904 sq ft to 3,810 sq ft for small and medium-sized businesses in the area.
The detached,
semi-detached and terraced units occupy a self-contained site with the provision for gated access.
Emily Wilson, surveyor in the Industrial
For further information, please contact: Ken Harrison, HPR Marketing,
kharrison@hprmarketing.co.uk, 07801 649045
EVIC Supports Dynamic Welsh Enterprises
After 20 years as one of South Wales’ leading business centres, Ebbw Vale
Innovation companies creating jobs and prosperity.
A case in point is The HR Dept South Wales which recently moved into EVIC, and is delighted with the facilities and service it has received. The centre is owned and run by Tata Steel subsidiary UKSE.
The HR Dept was launched 5 years ago by highly experienced HR professional Lee Monroe. It employs 8 and has ambitions to grow, eventually aiming to increase to a staff of 30 advising Welsh businesses on HR issues and supporting recruitment.
Lee was a senior HR executive with Morrisons Supermarket for 16 years, including being on the launch team of the stores in Ebbw Vale and Bargoed. He and his colleagues at The HR Dept bring extensive experience to their work with SMEs across South Wales. More and more companies are finding that outsourcing their HR function is efficient and cost-effective, he explained. “Businesses which fail to put in place appropriate HR policies and structures are creating huge potential problems for themselves,” he said. “We not only offer advice but also solutions to problems.”
Lee says that EVIC is proving the perfect home for the growing business. “The facilities here are
42 Centre
(EVIC) continues to attract dynamic young
excellent and the team here is fantastic. It was really easy to move in and to get our IT set up. I can’t think of anywhere else we would have had this level of service.”
In 2010 EVIC doubled in size when Tata Steel made a further substantial investment in the business centre, continuing to support the local economy, create quality jobs and play a part in regenerating the area. Tenants benefit from the freedom of flexible arrangements, and have praised its features. These include 40,000 sq. ft of space in a mixture of offices and workshops, fully equipped meeting rooms, super-fast broadband, and a gym and sauna complex.
A strategic location, with good road and rail links, has been another important factor. The serviced reception welcomes guests and handles post, and EVIC is accessible 24- hours a day, enabling tenants to work when they need to. Security is high with CCTV surveillance, alarm systems and security key-holders.
Glyn Thomas, UKSE Manager in Wales, explained why EVIC had flourished. “The aim was to raise the standard of business accommodation in the area, and this is certainly something that has been achieved,” he said.
In addition, UKSE operates the recently refurbished, well-located Cardiff Bay Business Centre with its flexible range of accommodation. For more information on UKSE business accommodation in Wales contact UKSE 02920 471122 or email
wales@ukse.co.uk or visit
www.ukse.co.uk
interest in the larger units from regional or national operators attracted by the quick access to the A465 Heads of the Valleys road and the A470.
“Paisley Business Park is the latest of a new generation of ambitious opportunities in the heads of the valleys being created by major investment along the A465 and direct Welsh Government investment in the area.”
More information is available from Knight Frank in Cardiff.
Tramshed
Tramshed Tech was founded in 2016 with a mission to create connected workspaces for digital
tech, and creative business
owners in Wales. Originating from Grangetown’s historic Tramshed building, Tramshed Tech now have a footprint across South Wales running spaces in Cardiff, Newport, Barry and soon to be Swansea with a range of coworking, office space, meeting room, event space and podcast studios available.
Tramshed Tech have
into Newport in recent years, highlighting connectivity,
transport regeneration and
a rich talent pool as reasons for investing in the city. Tramshed Tech Newport spans across two unique locations - Griffin Place and Innovation Station.
With almost 40 private workspaces in a variety of shapes and sizes across 12000 sq ft, Griffin Place is perfect for those looking for permanent or flexible office space in
the large city centre. organisation Innovation
Station on the other hand has one 4000 sq ft unit available, ideal for a
looking expand or relocate to Newport.
Beyond Newport, Tramshed Tech has some office space available in Barry (190 sq ft) and Cardiff (360 sq ft). Swansea Palace Theatre is currently under development and due to open in Summer 2024.
All office spaces are customisable and Tramshed Tech sites are conveniently located within walking distance of train stations. Currently,
businesses get 2
months free office space when signing a 12-month contract, so if you’re on the lookout for a new and dynamic environment to base your business, why not consider making Tramshed Tech your new home.
More than Tramshed a Tech
space is
to an
work, inter-
connected community that brings together founders, startups, scaleups, enterprise organisations, investors, corporates, universities and government bodies to spark
conversations, foster
collaboration, forge partnerships and facilitating game-changing innovation.
Learn more about their spaces, memberships, events.
programmes and to
expanded links,
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