East Midlands
Made in Broxtowe A Borough in the Business of Growth
Pencil Works Building (enterprise hub)
Strategically located in the heart of the East Midlands, Broxtowe is a thriving destination for investment, innovation, and enterprise.
As part of our long-term regeneration strategy, the ‘Made in Broxtowe’ campaign continues to showcase the Borough’s excep- tional connectivity, skilled workforce, and growing bank of commer- cial opportunities.
With a proven track record of supporting SMEs, major manufacturers and pioneering start-ups, Broxtowe Borough Council is focused on enabling business success through access to funding, development land, and streamlined planning support. The Council has deployed over £1.82 million in SME grants in the past three years alone, demonstrating a pro-business approach.
Strategic Connectivity Broxtowe offers unrivalled connectivity:
• Road & Rail: Direct links to London via the M1 (J24–J26), A52, A50 to the M6 corridor and Midland Main Line.
• Tram & Public Transport: Integrated tram network connecting Broxtowe to Nottingham City Centre.
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Air: Just 25 minutes by road to East Midlands Airport - the UK’s largest air cargo hub.
As a key part of the East Midlands Combined County Authority (EMCCA), Broxtowe is poised to benefit from £4 billion of investment in transport, skills, and infrastructure.
Practical Support for Businesses Investing in Broxtowe Borough
At Broxtowe Borough Council Revenues, we understand that starting a new business or moving to a new location can be both exciting and challenging. That’s why we are committed to creating a supportive environment for businesses looking to establish themselves in our community. One of the key ways we do this is through our compre- hensive business rates services designed to support you.
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Investment & Expansion Opportunities Broxtowe offers flexible commercial spaces from 11m² to 10,500m²
- suitable for everything from creative start-ups to light industrial. Exciting new developments include:
• Bennerley Industrial Units - coming soon for light industry and manufacturing
• The Pencil Works, Stapleford - an enterprise hub offering offices, retail space and makers’ units
“Broxtowe is the perfect place to do business. It’s no accident we have Boots, DB Cargo, Raleigh and Warburtons here - we’re well connected, we have a willing workforce, and a Council motivated to help businesses whatever their needs.”
To discover how Broxtowe can support your business ambitions: 0115 917 7777
economic.development@
broxtowe.gov.uk www.broxtowe.gov.uk/madeinbroxtowe #MadeInBroxtowe
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY MONTHLY 2025
We offer a range of business rate relief schemes, in line with legisla- tion, ensuring businesses in our area understand the options avail- able to them and, where possible, reduce their rates at the earliest opportunity. We have worked with a number of growing businesses to support temporary reductions and exemptions from business rates when they are not fully utilising their new premises. By easing these costs during your growing phase, we give you the breathing room you need to invest in your operations, grow your business, and contribute to the local economy.
In addition to this, we partner with our Economic Development team to create a robust support network for businesses. Through this collaboration, we provide a holistic approach to supporting busi- nesses in our area. Our goal is to not only help you succeed but also to cultivate a vibrant business community that attracts further investment and innovation.
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