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Relocate a Business the area. the discuss their proposed projects. proposed their discuss Re-location support including guided tours of of tours guided including support Re-location • contact the Inward Investment Team to to Team Investment Inward the contact www.dataobs.eastriding.gov.uk/lea Creative & digital & Creative chemicals) (inc. Manufacturing environmental health. environmental or looking to establish new facilities should should facilities new establish to looking or visit: please economy Riding East such as planning, highways and and highways planning, as such major northern cities. northern major their existing operations in the East Riding Riding East the in operations existing their the on information further For Liaison with other council departments departments council other with Liaison • within 2 hours drive of all all of drive hours 2 within 7 times a day. a times 7 Companies who are looking to expand expand to looking are who Companies • Local supply chain integration chain supply Local • Employment land available available land Employment Hull to London in under 3 hours, 3 under in London to Hull • Assistance to recruit and train workforce train and recruit to Assistance • www.investeastriding.co.uk • Sourcing financial assistance financial Sourcing • Ports & logistics & Ports Energy biorenewables & Agri-food • Locating suitable sites and/or premises and/or sites suitable Locating • Grimsby. are all within a 1 hour drive. hour 1 a within all are implement projects. implement Goole, Immingham and and Immingham Goole, Bradford, and Robin Hood Airports Airports Hood Robin and Bradford, requirements of each client and can include: can and client each of requirements investors assist to service professional free a Major port facilities at Hull, Hull, at facilities port Major Humberside International, Leeds Leeds International, Humberside Support is customised to meet the the meet to customised is Support The Council’s Inward Investment Team offers offers Team Investment Inward Council’s The GROWTH SECTORS GROWTH SUPPORT TRANSPORT 1. GOOLE 36/CAPITOL PARK 2. NEWPORT GREEN PARK 3. BROUGH - HUMBER ENTERPRISE PARK HOMES ENGLAND/STERLING CAPITOL HORNCASTLE GROUP CITIVALE SIZE: 53ha SIZE: 8ha SIZE: 35ha • Enterprise Zone Status • Ports, rail, airports nearby • Enterprise Zone Status • Tier 2 assisted area • High energy efficiency, low • Business Rates Relief • Enhanced Capital Allowances running costs • Tier 2 assisted area • goole36.com • Prime business location • humberenterprisepark.co.uk • greenparknewport.co.uk 4. MELTON PARK & WEST BUSINESS PARK 5. BRIDGEHEAD BUSINESS PARK 6. HUMBER INTERNATIONAL ENTERPRISE PARK ST MODWEN PROPERTIES AND WYKELAND GROUP BRIDGELAND LTD ASSOCIATED BRITISH PORTS (ABP) SIZE: 34.5ha SIZE: 19ha SIZE: 183ha • Enterprise Zone Status • Tier 2 assisted area • Enterprise Zone Status • Tier 2 assisted area • B1 Development / • Tier 2 assisted area Convenient motorway access • Business Rates Relief • Enhanced Capital Allowances • bridgeheadbusinesspark.co.uk • wykeland.co.uk • ergoconnects.co.uk • meltonbusinesspark.co.uk BUSINESS CENTRE PORTFOLIO @ER_Business A Bridlington E Goole B Driffield F Brough C Beverley G Hessle (ergo) www.eastriding.gov.uk/bis D Market Weighton Encouraging new and growing businesses /eastridingbusiness within the East Riding is a key issue for the Council. As part of this ongoing commitment the connected environment we have invested in a range of modern business [email protected] centres with flexible office and workshop RELOCATE accommodation suitable for start-up, small and 01482 391614 A BUSINESS medium-sized businesses www.ergoconnects.co.uk FILEY A64 MALTON STRATEGIC EMPLOYMENT SITES BUSINESS CENTRE PORTFOLIO EAST RIDING OF YORKSHIRE A 1 Goole 36/Capitol Park A Bridlington BRIDLINGTON 2 Newport Green Park B Driffield A614 3 Brough - Humber Enterprise Park C Beverley Taking care of business and supporting business growth 4 Melton Park & West Business Park D Market Weighton 5 Bridgehead Business Park E Goole Bridlington is the largest shellfish port in the UK 6 Paull - HIEP F Brough A64 with a multi-million pound export market. G Hessle (ergo) The National Agri-Food Innovation Campus (NAFIC) A165 is an 80 acre parkland site a few miles north of York B Offshore wind has been further boosted locally with the that offers a unique scientific environment which can announcement in September 2017 that Ørsted will build help drive local growth within the bio economy. A166 DRIFFIELD Hornsea Project Two, the world’s largest offshore wind For more information please visit www.nafic.co.uk The caravan and modular building industry farm with a production capacity of almost 1,400 megawatts is a leading sector in East Yorkshire with – enough to power 1.3 million homes. A614 90% of the static caravan and lodge The visitor economy was worth an estimated £750 million manufacturing undertaken in the UK carried A166 to East Yorkshire in 2015 supporting over 12,000 jobs. out in Hull and the East Riding. Major Dogger manufacturers include the Swift Group, Bank YORK A1079 ABI (UK) and Premier Modular Limited. EDINBURGH A64 12hrs POCKLINGTON Sailing Hornsea HORNSEA Fertile soils support intensive arable A614 farming in the East Riding, which A164 is home to over 2,000 agriculture and food manufacturing businesses A1079 A1035 Norfolk employing over 8,000 people. LONDON MARKET A19 WEIGHTON Gas storage caverns at Aldbrough and Hornsea A1035 (Atwick) are hollowed out of a huge salt-deposit and A1079 have combined capacity of over 500 million cubic A614 D metres (mcm). The sites are an important part of the UK gas storage network, accounting for around 30 per cent of the UK’s storage. The M62/A63 corridor forms part of the multi modal Northern BEVERLEY Drax Power Station is the UK’s largest European Trade Axis (NETA) and is a natural gateway for goods single producer of electricity, 70% of which and raw materials vital to the UK’s manufacturing and energy C is generated from biomass fuels which is requirements. A range of high quality employment sites along this A1079 driving related investments in the region. corridor ensure that Hull and the East Riding are well placed to The chemical and pharmaceutical industry In total, Drax generates 7% of the nation’s is worth over £1 billion to the Humber attract further large scale foreign direct investments and major A164 electricity and supports 4,500 jobs. projects from key growth sectors. economy. Saltend Chemicals Park is a cluster of world-class chemical and renewable 2 A165 energy operations. The site has received SELBY £500 million of investment in recent M62 years and offers a reliable and adaptable environment for major blue chip companies. A63 A63 M62 NEWPORT HOWDEN A1041 G F BROUGH MELTON KINGSTON HEDON E WITHERNSEA HESSLE A63 UPON HULL 1 3 BRIDGE 6 Humber The Langeled Pipeline runs 725 miles GOOLE 4 HEAD A1033 5 Bridge under the North Sea from Norway to the SNAITH M62 Easington Gas Terminal. The annual capacity of the Langeled pipeline is 25.5 billion The Port of Goole is the UK’s most inland port handling over 2 million A joint investment of £310 million from ABP and Siemens in turbine cubic metres (900 billion cubic feet) which tonnes of cargo a year, including dry and liquid bulk, containers, and forest blade manufacturing at Alexandra Dock is set to support the Green equates to approximately 30% of Britain’s products. The site has a dedicated rail freight terminal, as well as direct Port Hull vision of establishing the Humber as a world-class centre in peak gas demand. access to the M62 and EZ employment land at Junction 36. offshore wind technology. The Ideal Location Hull & East Riding economy The East Riding of Yorkshire is strategically located 24,700 369,000 midway between London & Edinburgh, bringing a businesses working age Humberside International Airport offers market of over 40 million people within a 4 hour population regular flights to mainland Europe, aviation IMMINGHAM The Humber is the busiest port complex in drive. The major northern industrial cities of training facilities and a heliport serving North the UK, handling 65 million tonnes of cargo Spurn Leeds, Sheffield and Manchester are also all within 121,900 8,700 Sea offshore industries. each year and supporting 33,000 jobs. 2 hours. The area extends to 930 square miles and people educated apprenticeship Head has a population of over 330,000. to degree level starts SCUNTHORPE GRIMSBY.
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