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Bruntwood SciTech is the UK’s largest property provider dedicated to the growth of the science and technology sector. Formed in 2018, Bruntwood SciTech is a 50:50 joint venture between leading property company Bruntwood and Legal & General, providing high spec office and lab space, scientific services and bespoke programmes of business support across a network of innovation districts in Manchester, Leeds, Liverpool and Birmingham.
The network which includes Alderley Park, Manchester Science Park, Innovation Birmingham, Citylabs, Platform and Circle Square is already home to over 600 of the UK’s most disruptive and innovative businesses.
The Bruntwood SciTech network is rapidly expanding and is set to create over 20,000 highly skilled jobs over the next decade. Find out more about how to join the Bruntwood SciTech network: /bruntwood.co.uk/scitech/
NEWS
Deb Hetherington joins Bruntwood SciTech’s team in Leeds as new head of innovation
Bruntwood SciTech (the 50:50 joint venture between Bruntwood and Legal & General) has today announced that Deb Hetherington has joined the team in Leeds as Head of Innovation to help drive the growth and expansion of the city’s burgeoning digital and tech sector,...
Consistency in innovation: how companies from across the Bruntwood SciTech network are supporting the fight against Covid-19
The COVID-19 crisis has already had a global impact, in particular the way businesses operate. The world is rapidly attempting to find solutions to the myriad of challenges caused by the COVID-19 crisis, and nowhere else is this more true than across the Bruntwood...
Innovation Birmingham campus expansion given the go ahead
Birmingham City Council has approved plans for a new 120,000 sq ft development that will provide new workspace for digital and tech businesses, supporting the rapid growth of the sector in the West Midlands. The new £30m Enterprise Wharf is being developed by...
50 Years on: The changing face of UK Science Parks
Like most industries, UK science parks have witnessed substantial changes in recent years. Long regarded as a world-leader in science and technology, a lot has changed in the UK science and tech sector since 1970, when the first science park opened in Cambridge and...
Health Secretary launches biggest diagnostic lab network in British history
Health Secretary Matt Hancock has officially opened the biggest diagnostic lab network in British history at the launch of a new a site in Milton Keynes. This is the first of 3 ‘Lighthouse Labs’ to be set up across the country, dramatically increasing the number of...
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