TBC Plan Your Business Future in Darlington
A1, is also seeing growth and investment with developers hungry for opportunity.
The arrival of the Government’s treasury campus is undoubtedly a major boost for the town. More than 1,400 civil servants are expected to be based in the heart of the town centre, in a hub now officially named the Darlington Economic Campus, providing policy guidance to government on a wide range of Government agendas.
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With excellent transport links, a highly skilled workforce and a range of dedicated business locations and state of the art enterprise units, Darlington offers a complete package for business relocation, start-ups and new build commercial premises. Our dedicated team will be with you all the way to help you find the perfect location for your business.
In the last decade, targeted, strategic
investment, led by Darlington Borough Council, has seen the development of a number of high- quality business parks and facilities suitable for key sectors.
Central Park, just a few minutes’ walk from the
railway station, has been transformed
from abandoned rail sidings into a thriving development that supports housing and further and higher education alongside our Business Central office complex, which offers incubator and grow-on space for knowledge-based SMEs, as well as our newly completed £8m state of the art office and lab-space facility - Innovation Central. The cornerstone of Central Park is CPI, a world-leader in the development of next-generation products and process in the biologics and healthcare sector.
Further work this year will see the remaining sections of Central Park cleared and new access roads completed to open up development plots for potential office and lab space, with a view to creating new opportunities for companies looking to benefit from the expertise of the organisations already based there.
We also have a strong tradition of manufacturing and engineering in Darlington and a proud association with the birthplace of passenger railways.
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With world-class expertise in low emission engines, led by Cummins, a strong offshore and subsea sector and products for the freight, industrial and light rail industry, Darlington businesses are a driving force nationally for engineering, design, and advanced manufacturing.
The development of Ingenium Parc, a 40 hectare site close to the A66 and a short drive to Teesside International Airport, is anticipated to lead to more than 2,000 jobs by 2036, with the site open to development for engineering, manufacturing and logistics firms.
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The nearby Symmetry Park, home to the Amazon site, and neighbouring, newly marketed 24-acre industrial park, Fabric, are exciting new developments with easy access to the A66, while Faverdale Industrial Estate, next to the
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Major investments have been delivered and new ambitious projects are now underway. Maybe Darlington is the right place for your business? Find out more about the exciting business and development opportunities in Darlington at
www.investindarlington.co.uk or to see and how you could be part of Darlington ’s future, contact the Business Investment Team on +44 (0) 1325 406305 or email the team:
business.support@
darlington.gov.uk
In total seven Government departments will be based here and will offer not just a chance for people in this region to secure quality jobs, but also for businesses across the professional services sector locally to benefit. Already we have seen interest from firms in accounting, financial services, legal and education looking to move to Darlington for the first time, or expand their existing operation in the town, to strengthen their connections with the influential figures now based here.
At just two and half hours for a direct train journey from London Kings Cross, we’re the ideal location for businesses looking to set up a new operation.
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