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Ashington startup hub set for Summer 2017 completion
Startup businesses in Ashington, Northumberland, are in line for a boost as ten new workshops at enterprise hub Wansbeck Court are currently in development.
Set to be ready by Summer this year, the scheme to attract small businesses and new local companies is being developed by Arch Commercial after a a high demand for small unit space in Ashington.
The units will also help to create an estimated 12 local jobs, boosting the local economy, according to Arch which expects the workshops to be fully occupied within the first two years.
Cllr Dave Ledger, Chairman of Arch, said: “The delivery of the Wansbeck Court units through Arch is great news for start-up businesses, providing the perfect platform for them to progress and grow.
“The workshops are based in a thriving area, surrounded by many successful companies on Wansbeck Business Park, including Polar Crush, Raytec and the new Marstons family restaurant which opened last year.”
“The site is also within walking distance of local shops and the development of Portland Park, which includes the new HQ for Northumberland County Council, retail facilities and a leisure centre.”
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