The Humber Enterprise Zones are at the heart of the LEP’s plans to create a Humber Renewable Energy Super Cluster. They will offer tax breaks and a vastly simplified planning process to manufacturers related to renewable energy.
More details on the Enterprise Zones will be published here soon, but in the meantime you may like to read our press releases on our bid and the announcement that it was successful.
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Contact information
If you are interested in investing in one of the Enterprise Zone sites, please contact the economic development teams at the relevant local authority:
- For sites on the North Bank of the Humber, contact Hull City Council on +44 (0) 1482 300301; Chris Ladley, Tel: +44 (0) 1482 391612; Email:chris.ladley@eastriding.gov.uk.
- For the South Bank sites, contact North Lincolnshire Council on +44 (0) 1724 297330.
- For Green Port Hull, contact Helen Stinson, Tel: +44 (0) 1482 612181; Mobile: 07909 915396; Email: Helen.stinson@hullcc.gov.uk
THE No. 4 PAULL SITE has been marked as a “Reserve Site” – are you able to give more details about this?
I manage the Hedon Blog community website. The developments around the Enterprise Zone are obviously being watched closely by people in the town and in the village of Paull itself
If you have any information on intentions – or possible options – for this particular site that can be shared on the Hedon Blog – it would be most appreciated.
Regards
Ray Duffill
The reserve site was included in case it wasn’t possible to have one of the other sites ready in time (to benefit from the Enterprise Zone tax breaks, companies must begin occupying by April 2015). At the moment, unless there are problems with one of the other sites, it won’t be included in the Enterprise Zone. However, it is still there for development.
Will there be any cash in the pot for the Hull People’s Memorial? This will be the biggest feel-good/tourist pull in the city for many years. EVERYONE want this project, so please; dig deep!