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DENBIGHSHIRE’S NEW ROUTE TO INVESTMENT A
new initiative is putting business investment at the heart of Denbighshire’s strategy for economic growth. The “Invest in Denbighshire” project is designed to encourage new investors to North Wales and to support home grown businesses to stay in the county. With 350 businesses starting up every year in Denbighshire, and with business
turnover is increasing shows what a great offer we have here. Invest in Denbighshire showcases what Denbighshire can offer and as a Council we are here to help if you’re looking to grow or relocate in the county.
survival rates higher than the Welsh and UK average, Denbighshire is a great place for new businesses to launch and grow. Turnover of businesses and business sites in Denbighshire increased by £410.9m to £2506.7m in 2016 – a trend which bodes well for businesses in the county. Cllr Hugh Evans OBE, Leader of Denbighshire County Council, said of the initiative: “The fact Denbighshire is outperforming the Welsh and UK averages for business survival rates and that business
“Denbighshire has great transport links with the city centres and airports of Liverpool and Manchester just an hour away. We have 77 acres of development land available as well as already established business parks and centres. The county is home to 11.5km of scenic seafront and one of the largest areas of outstanding natural beauty in the UK. “We have a diverse mix of urban and rural areas with thriving leisure, tourism, retail, agriculture, industry and business sectors. Many of our businesses choose Denbighshire because of our quality of life and that all important work-life balance. “Denbighshire is very much open for business and our dedicated officers provide you with a dedicated contact and a bespoke support service to help you if you’re looking to grow or relocate in the area.” Denbighshire is home to St Asaph
Business Park, a modern and regionally significant site, home to cutting-edge science, engineering, energy, creative and service sectors. Qioptiq, based on the Park
is a world-leading producer of opto- electronics, including cutting edge technology such as visual displays for pilots’ helmets and counts BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, Boeing and Airbus among its customers. Qioptiq also has a space division and every satellite launched in the Western world contains glass made by the company in Denbighshire. Peter White, Managing Director of Qioptiq, said: “Sometimes you can take for granted the sense of community, there is a strong community here. When international customers come over, they always comment on the passion and dedication that the workforce shows and it’s important to remember that. Denbighshire is a fantastic area to work. We do a lot of international travel and flights. Manchester and Liverpool airports are great international hubs. To support the number of business wanting to relocate or grow in the area, the council has set up a new advisory website:
www.investindenbighshire.co.uk. The site also showcases properties that are available to buy or let in Denbighshire. Visit:
www.investindenbighshire.co.uk
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denbighshire: the perfect place for your business and its people
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY MONTHLY 2017
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