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Flexible, high quality, low carbon Enterprise Zone space250 sq ft to over 500,000 sq ft(23 sq m to over 46,451 sq m)

● Offices● Research and Development● Production

www.alconbury-campus.co.uk

A place to growAs a Government-backed Enterprise Zone, the Campus is supported by a team of partners locally, regionally, nationally and internationally, and is being developed by site owners Urban&Civic.

The Campus offers a host of benefits:

● A 100% business rate discount, worth up to £275,000 over a five-year period

● Government and local authority help to develop radically simplified planning approaches in the

Campus, and

● Government support to deliver superfast broadband across the Campus.

Urban&Civic are also offering a range of other opportunities, including:

● A team of internationally renowned architects, consultants and project managers at your service

● Support in recruiting local people and up-skilling new and existing staff

● Support and advice on green travel planning

● A range of local banks, businesses and services

● Flexible terms and options, and

● Help, in conjunction with our partners, to access additional support and funding.

Alconbury Weald is a great location for living, working, learning and leisure and will provide:

● 5,000 eco-friendly homes

● 700 acres (283 hectares) of green space

● Transport infrastructure including a rail station and link to the Guided Busway

● Primary schools and nurseries

● Medical and dental facilities

● Sports facilities, both indoor and outdoor

● A network of paths for walking, running and cycling

● Community facilities: from libraries to allotments

● Shops and banks

● Cafés and bars

● Gym.

The site will also offer quick links by rail, bus and car to major shopping destinations in Cambridge, Peterborough, Milton Keynes and London.

A place to do businessCambridgeshire is a great place to do business and is one of the most vibrant economies in the country. Producing goods and services worth over £23 billion, the county is home to:

● One of the leading Universities in the world

● No. 2 Micro European City of the Future (FDi Intelligence, Financial Times, 2012)

● 2 x $10 billion companies; 10 x $1 billion companies and 1,500 high-tech businesses ranging from ARM

and Autonomy to Microsoft and Solocup

● Over 25 centres of excellence and a range of vibrant business networks

● In Huntingdonshire alone manufacturing supports over 11,000 jobs and produces £445 million GVA.

Alconbury Weald has a workforce of 1 million people living within 60 minutes’ drive, with skill levels up to 20% above the national average. Urban&Civic are working with a partnership of local training providers and colleges specifically set up to deliver skills and training for new or existing employees of companies relocating to the Campus.

The Incubator building

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Alconbury Enterprise Campus lies at the heart of the high quality, low carbon development of Alconbury Weald and offers flexible, bespoke space for businesses from 250 sq ft to 500,000 sq ft (23 sq m to 46,451 sq m). The Government-backed Enterprise Zone offers a range of benefits including business rates relief, superfast broadband and simplified planning.

Sitting in a prime location on the transport spine of the country with road and rail links to all points of the compass, the Campus enjoys close links to the global innovation centre of Cambridge and the environmental cluster of Peterborough. It is an ideal location for businesses to make their future.

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Alconbury Enterprise Campus is an Enterprise Zone, supported by HM Government, and promoted by:

A place to makeThe scale of the Campus enables tailored solutionsfor a range of business types and sizes. It also offers a variety of locations, from being at the hub of the development next to shops and services, to being part of an inspirational streetscape with imposing entrances and dramatic landscaping, or being set apart in the landscape with space to grow. The Campus provides space for Offices, Research & Development and Production.

● 615–3,772 sq ft (57.1–350.4 sq m) in The Incubator

● 5,000–500,000+ sq ft (464.5–46,451+ sq m) bespoke new builds

● Ready to go: a range of existing buildings at all scales which offer space on flexible terms.

Alconbury Enterprise CampusThe Incubator, Alconbury Weald Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire PE28 4WX

T: 01480 413 141www.alconbury-campus.co.uk

To find out more about opportunities within the Alconbury Enterprise Campus, please contact the Agents:

[email protected]@[email protected]

Alan Matthews [email protected] Adam [email protected]

MISREPRESENTATION ACT 1967Savills and Barker Storey Matthews for themselves and for the vendor(s) of this property whose agents they are, give notice that: 1. These particulars do not constitute, nor constitute any part of, an offer or contract. 2. None of the statements contained in these particulars as to the properties are to be relied on as statements or representations of fact. 3. Any intending purchaser must satisfy himself by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each of the statements contained in these particulars. 4. The vendor(s) or lessor(s) do not make or give and neither Savills, Barker Storey Matthews nor any person in their employment has any authority to make or give, any representation or warranty whatever in relation to this property. Finance Act 1989: Unless otherwise stated all prices and rents are quoted exclusive of VAT. Property Misdescriptions Act 1991: These details are believed to be correct at the time of compilation but may be subject to subsequent amendment. This brochure contains the use of computer generated images. As a responsible landlord, Urban&Civic has regard to the recommendations of the voluntary Code of Practice for Commercial Leases in England and Wales. If you are professionally represented, you should ask your advisor for a copy. Alternatively, the document can be found at www.commercialleasecodeew.co.uk. May 2014.

With links to the A1(M), A14 and the East Coast Mainline, Alconbury Enterprise Campus lies at the heart of the growing economy of the Greater Cambridge Greater Peterborough Enterprise Partnership.

With future plans for its own East Coast Mainline Station – as part of a major transport interchange with the innovative Cambridge Guided Busway – the Campus will benefit from the £22 billion rail investment of Crossrail and Thameslink which will bring easy access to rail services across the south east of England.

Current transport times from Alconbury Weald:

Cambridge 30 mins 1 hour — —

Peterborough 30 mins — 45 mins 17 mins

London 1 hour 30 — — 50 mins

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Alconbury Enterprise Campus

Start-up space: the Incubator

The Incubator is the flagship building of Alconbury Enterprise Campus. Designed by internationally renowned architects Allford Hall Monaghan Morris, it provides flexible, inspiring space for small and start-up businesses at the heart of the Alconbury Weald development.

Completed in December 2013, the building provides flexible space from 615–2,220 sq ft (57–232 sq m), for production, research and development, and for office accommodation.

A place to grow● business rate discount worth up to £275,000

over five years● flexible space from 615–2,220 sq ft (57–232 sq m)● superfast broadband● flexible leases on all-inclusive terms● business advice and support● networking and meeting space including

sandwich bar and roof terrace.

↙The Incubator

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The Incubator

Flexible tenant space

Flexible tenant space

Managed offices

↓ Lockers

Urban&Civic

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Roof terrace Third Floor Meeting Second Floor Meeting

Break-outspace

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Reception Glazed gallerySandwich bar

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↑Main entrance

Start-up space: the Incubator

To find out more about opportunities within the Campus please contact:


Features include:

● flexible leases on all-inclusive terms● high speed broadband and telephony● business advice and support● flexible meeting rooms and tele/video

conferencing facilities● sandwich bar and roof terrace● a range of sustainable features● kitchen/tea point facilities● WCs and showers● networking space● car and cycle parking.

The Incubator lies within a designated Enterprise Zone which is backed by local and national Government and sponsored by the Greater Cambridge Greater Peterborough Local Enterprise Partnership.

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A14 to Huntingdonand Cambridge ↘

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A1 South to London ↘

Location of the Incubator

MISREPRESENTATION ACT 1967: Savills for themselves and for the vendor(s) of this property whose agents they are, give notice that: 1. These particulars do not constitute, nor constitute any part of, an offer or contract. 2. None of the statements contained in these particulars as to the properties are to be relied on as statements or representations of fact. 3. Any intending purchaser must satisfy himself by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each of the statements contained in these particulars. 4. The vendor(s) or lessor(s) do not make or give and neither Savills nor any person in their employment has any authority to make or give, any representation or warranty whatever in relation to this property. Finance Act 1989: Unless otherwise stated all prices and rents are quoted exclusive of VAT. Property Misdescriptions Act 1991: These details are believed to be correct at the time of compilation but may be subject to subsequent amendment. This brochure contains the use of computer generated images. As a responsible landlord, Urban&Civic has regard to the recommendations of the voluntary Code of Practice for Commercial Leases in England and Wales. If you are professionally represented, you should ask your advisor for a copy. Alternatively, the document can be found at www.commercialleasecodeew.co.uk. May 2014.


Office and Research &Development space

Alconbury Enterprise Campus is an ideal place to situate your business. Located on the transport spine of the country with close links to the global innovation hub of Cambridge, the Campus offers a range of flexible space for offices and R&D ranging from 250–300,000 sq ft (23–27,870 sq m).

Businesses can develop a bespoke building solution to meet their needs, or share space with other growing businesses in a number of different locations across this 150 hectare Campus, including:

● at the hub of activity among shops, cafes and services

● along one of the Campus’ main transport routes with access to strategic rail, road and bus links

● set in the landscape surrounded by green space, within easy reach of transport links and facilities

● in a refurbished existing building on site.

● Flexible high quality low carbon space● business rate discount worth up to

£275,000 over five years● superfast broadband● streamlined planning process● bespoke design and build service● leasehold and freehold opportunities● support with recruiting, training and

local procurement.

Businesses will also be supported by a respected team through the design and build process, planning and any training or recruitment needs for relocation. The team will ensure you can move in within 9–12 months of signing on the dotted line.

The Enterprise Zone enjoys strong links with the Cambridge Cleantech community, Hunts Manufacturing Association, local universities and business networks which can help businesses to grow. It is also supported by the Greater Cambridge Greater Peterborough Enterprise Partnership, and local authorities who can access a range of government funding to support business and skills development.


Office and Research & Development Space

To find out more about opportunities within the Alconbury Enterprise Campus, please contact the Agents—


Barker Storey [email protected]@bsm.uk.com

A place to growAs part of a Government-backed Enterprise Zone, businesses relocating to the Campus will benefit from:

● business rate discount worth up to £275,000 over five years● superfast broadband● simplified planning.

A place to enjoyThe Campus sits within the 575 hectare development of Alconbury Weald, which will offer businesses a range of facilities including:

● 5,000 high quality low carbon homes● 283 hectares of green space including over half a million trees ● strong transport links including a planned railway station on the East

Coast Mainline, links to the innovative Cambridge Guided Busway, and a location on the crossroads of the North/South A1/ A1(M) and East/West A14

● community facilities including schools, shops, cafes, restaurants

and health services.

TenureBuildings are available at Alconbury on a freehold or leasehold basis.

Rent/Guide price Available on application.

This document should be read in conjunction with the Campus folder.


Development ProgrammeMonth 1 ● Initial meeting to discuss and agree brief

● First proposal including designs, costs and timeline

● Review and refine proposals

● Final approval

Months 2–3: ● Draft Heads of terms

● Agreement and signing

● Jobs/Skills discussion to support recruitment needs

Months 4–12: ● Exchange of contracts

● Support with travel planning

● Planning submitted through simplified EZ process

● Planning consent

● Detailed design work commences

● Construction starts

● Regular meetings to review progress

● Snagging checks

Month 12 ● Final checks and handover


Production Space

Alconbury Enterprise Campus is an ideal place for your business. Located on the transport spine of the country with close links to the global innovation hub of Cambridge, the Campus offers a range of flexible Production space ranging from 250–300,000 sq ft (23–27,870 sq m).

Businesses can develop a bespoke solution to meet their growing needs: from ceiling heights, to access and storage, or multi-functional space. The scale of this vast 150 hectare Campus offers a choice of locations, including:

● at the hub of activity among shops, cafes and services● along one of the Campus’ main

transport routes with access to strategic rail, road and bus links● set in the landscape surrounded

by green space, within easy reach of transport links and facilities

● in a refurbished existing building on site.

● Flexible high quality low carbon space● business rate discount worth up to

£275,000 over five years● superfast broadband● streamlined planning process● bespoke design and build service● leasehold and freehold opportunities● support with recruiting, training and

local procurement.

©Fletcher Priest Architects

Production Space

A place to growAs part of a Government-backed Enterprise Zone businesses relocating to the Campus will benefit from:

● business rate discount worth up to £275,000 over five years● superfast broadband● simplified planning.

Businesses will also be supported by a respected team through the design and build process, planning and any training or recruitment needs for relocation. The team will ensure you can move in within 9–12 months of signing on the dotted line.

The Enterprise Zone enjoys strong links with the Cambridge Cleantech community, Hunts Manufacturing Association, local universities and business networks which can help businesses to grow. It is also supported by the Greater Cambridge Greater Peterborough Enterprise Partnership, and local authorities who can access a range of government funding to support business and skills development.

A place to enjoyThe Campus sits within the 575 hectare development of Alconbury Weald, which will offer businesses a range of facilities including :

● 5,000 high quality low carbon homes● 283 hectares of green space including over half a million trees ● strong transport links including a planned railway station on the East Coast Mainline, links to the

innovative Cambridge Guided Busway, and a location at the crossroads of the North/South A1/A1(M) and East/West A14

● community facilities including schools, shops, cafes, restaurants and health services.

TenureBuildings are available at Alconbury on a freehold or leasehold basis.

Rent/Guide price Available on application.

Development ProgrammeMonth 1 ● Initial meeting to discuss and agree brief

● First proposal including designs, costs and timeline

● Review and refine proposals

● Final approval

Months 2–3: ● Draft Heads of terms

● Agreement and signing

● Jobs/Skills discussion to support recruitment needs

Months 4–12: ● Exchange of contracts

● Support with travel planning

● Planning submitted through simplified EZ process

● Planning consent

● Detailed design work commences

● Construction starts

● Regular meetings to review progress

● Snagging checks

Month 12 ● Final checks and handover






Working with Urban&Civic

Alconbury Enterprise Campus is supported by a unique partnership between the site owners and developers Urban&Civic, the Greater Cambridge Greater Peterborough Enterprise Partnership and the local authorities of Cambridgeshire County Council and Huntingdonshire District Council. As a Government-backed Enterprise Zone, it is also supported at the highest levels of Government with strong links into the Departments of Business, Communities and Local Government and the Treasury and from UK Trade & Investment.

The development teamThe team is led by Urban&Civic who have extensive experience of large, complex sites, and a powerful sense of mission in creating properly integrated mixed-use developments with enduring quality and value.

Urban&Civic was founded in 2009 by Nigel Hugill and Robin Butler, who have collaborated for 25 years to direct some of Europe’s largest regeneration projects, including Stratford City (London 2012 Olympic site), Greenwich Peninsula and Paddington Basin.

They cover every aspect of the development process, ensuring quality and environmental standards are delivered at every stage:

● identifying strategic sites● structuring complex financing● overcoming infrastructure challenges

and delivering major transport interchanges

● working with local partners and communities

● and negotiating planning at every level.

The company’s guiding principle is to create long-term sustainable developments, with rich landscapes, which are recognised internationally, respected nationally and cherished locally.

They are supported by an experienced and like-minded consultancy team which includes:

— David Lock Associates— Peter Brett Associates— CGMS— Roger Griffiths Associates— Jones Lang LaSalle— Savills.

Above, from top: Nigel Hugill and Robin Butler. Right, from left: James Scott, Rebecca Britton and Tim Leathes all from Urban&Civic.

Working with Urban&Civic and the local partners

Greater Cambridge Greater Peterborough Enterprise Partnership (LEP)Closely linked to national and local government, and to all business sectors in the area, the LEP’s role is to drive sustainable economic growth, focusing on skills and employment, economic vision and development, infrastructure, housing and planning, and support for high-growth business. The LEP is also responsible for securing funding, including EU, regional growth, and private sector funding.

Huntingdonshire District CouncilThe local authority sponsors the Enterprise Zone. With ambitious growth plans for the District, the Council is critical to ensuring a rich, vibrant community, integrated with its neighbours and linked to the rest of the country through enhanced transport connections.

Cambridgeshire County CouncilCambridgeshire County Council is the strategic authority for the area with statutory responsibility for education, highways, minerals and waste. It worked alongside Urban&Civic and Huntingdonshire District Council on the development of the Master Plan and played a pivotal role during the application for Enterprise Zone status.

The Campus is also supported by a range of organisations who work with the partners to advise the development and provide support for new businesses coming to the site. These include:

— Cambridge Cleantech— Anglia Ruskin University— Huntingdonshire Regional College— Cambridgeshire Travel for Work

Partnership— Chambers of Commerce— Huntingdon Manufacturers

Association— BID Huntingdon— Cambridge Network— The Institute for Manufacturing— University of Cambridge— Peterborough Regional College.

The local partners

Above: Secretary of State for Communities Eric Pickles opening Huntingdonshire Regional College’s new Alconbury training centre with, from left, Nick Clarke, the former Leader of Cambridgeshire County Council, Jason Ablewhite, Leader of Huntingdonshire District Council, Nigel Hugill, Chairman of Urban&Civic and Susanne Stent, Principal of Huntingdonshire Regional College.

‘Governments can launch initiatives, but it is only when they are implemented on the ground that they can reap benefits for our economy and our communities. Alconbury Weald is making that happen.’ Secretary of State for Communities, UK Government, Eric Pickles






Being part of Alconbury Weald

Alconbury Enterprise Campus makes up a quarter of the Alconbury Weald development – a high quality low carbon development across this vast 575 hectare site. The development is being brought forward by experienced and respected developers and site owners Urban&Civic to craft a place for business and living which is recognised internationally, respected nationally and cherished locally: a place to make, a place to grow.

Alconbury Weald will include:

● 150 hectares of Government–backed Enterprise Zone delivering 8,000 jobs ● 5,000 homes of mixed sizes and

tenures, including low density executive housing and self-build plots

● Extensive transport links which build on its location on the spine of

the country, and include a transport hub with a railway station, Cambridge Guided Busway stop, and connections to cycle and pedestrian networks

● Cutting edge space for health, schooling and service provision, as well as community space including orchards and allotments

● Over 238 hectares of green space including the planting of over half a million trees.

Alconbury Weald lies at a crossroads of major transport links – adjacent to the North South spine of the country on the A1(M) and East Coast Main Line, and linked East/West by the A14 and Cambridge Guided Busway. It is close to the global innovation and cultural centre of Cambridge, the vibrant Cathedral city of Peterborough and the historic market town of Huntingdon.

The plans for the development have been developed in collaboration with local partners, including a 4 day Design Enquiry event which saw over 2,600 people share their views and aspirations for the development.

Being part of Alconbury Weald

The vision for the site has followed four guiding principles:

● A focus on transformational employment and enterprise: high

skill, high tech businesses, supported by training and development and driving entrepreneurship

● Linking landscapes and people: from investment in rail, bus, road and cycle ways, to green corridors for wildlife and residents to enjoy

● Using resources wisely – a low carbon approach: from recycled construction materials to the creation of a low carbon platform fit for the future which reduces, reuses and recycles water, energy and waste

● Creating a sense of place: a place crafted with people for people, which nestles into the environment, history and communities around it, and provides a great place for living, working, learning and leisure.





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