The North West
THE RUNCORN STATION QUARTER ENTERPRISE HUB A Premier Location for Business on the West Coast Main Line
The Runcorn Station Quarter Enterprise Hub is emerging as one of the most strategically positioned business destinations in the Liverpool City Region.
Located immediately adjacent from Runcorn Station, one of the key stops on the Liverpool-London branch of the West Coast Main Line, the hub will offer unrivalled connectivity for enterprises seeking fast, reliable links to Liverpool, London, and major economic centres across the UK.
Commercial Space Opportunities
Built for digital and innovation-led businesses, the Hub will be a connected place for ideas to grow. The flexible co-working incubator offers modern offices and studios from 26sqm to 141sqm, supported by collaborative meeting space, event areas and a social café environment. These flexibles spaces are designed to support start-ups, SMEs and growing businesses at different stages of their development.
Delivered by Halton Borough Council as part of the Town Deal funded Reconnecting Runcorn programme, the Hub will play a key role in driving digital growth, innovation and economic regeneration in Runcorn Town Centre. With free nearby parking and direct rail connections, the Hub will blend productivity with place, offering a high-quality working environment that supports collaboration, creativity and business growth.
Surrounded by water, culture and creativity, the Hub benefits from a dis- tinctive setting within a diverse and connected community.
The site is located close to the Bridgewater Canal and the River Mersey, providing access to attractive walking and cycling routes and a strong sense of place. Nearby cultural and community assets, including The Brindley Theatre, the Hazlehurst Arts Collective and the Wat Phra Singh Buddhist Temple, contribute to a rich local environment that supports wellbeing, inclusivity and creative exchange.
Strategic Location
Prime West Coast Main Line location —Runcorn Station sits directly on Liverpool-London route, offering powerful regional and national connec- tivity in under 2 hours with regular links to Liverpool Lime Street, London Euston, Birmingham New Street and Crewe. Unrivalled access to talent and markets — providing businesses with seamless access to clients, talent pool, investors and wider markets across the North West and the capital. A strategic base for multi-city working — direct intercity rail travel ena- bles agile collaboration, face-to-face meetings and easy access to major business networks.
Wider Place Making and Regeneration
The Hub is a key part of the wider Runcorn Station Quarter regenera- tion, helping to create a welcoming, modern gateway to Runcorn and the Liverpool City Region. Significant investment has transformed the station area through major highways improvements and active travel enhance- ments. The removal of outdated road infrastructure has opened up the area, enabling a new station piazza, improved sightlines and safer, and direct walking and cycling connections. These changes have dramatically improved accessibility and strengthened the overall sense of place. As a result, the area now offers a brighter, better-connected environment where businesses can grow and thrive. Future ambitions for the area, including the potential for a new station building, will further enhance its role as a high-quality arrival point and destination. With strong rail connectivity, modern workspace and a central role in this transformation, the Hub offers a compelling location between London and Liverpool.
For further information please contact
business@halton.gov.uk Or Louise O’Brien, Principal Regeneration Officer, Halton Borough Council Tel: 0151 511 6120, Email:
Louise.Obrien@halton.gov.uk
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