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  • Artswork Creative Industries Centre

    Proposed for the district of Craven, this centre aims to develop a new environmentally sustainable business centre targeted at providing quality office and workshop space to the creative industries. The centre will support new business start-ups, contribute to local regeneration, promote learning, skills and the arts and to support a more diverse local economy.

    www.cravendc.gov.uk

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  • Woodend Creative Workspace, Scarborough

    In early July 2006 work got underway to transform the Grade II listed Marine Villa in Scarborough, which housed the Wood End Natural History Museum, into a Creative Workspace. The £4 million Woodend Creative Workspace now provides 52 small business units and incubation space for entrepreneurs within the Creative and Digital sectors, acting as a keystone in the development of the regions cultural focus.

    www.york-england.com/property/featured-properties/knowledge-driven/id97/woodend-creative-workspace-scarborough/

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  • Innovate!

    This brand new business centre provides serviced office space for digital, media and creative businesses, although tenants do not solely have to be in these sectors. Innovate is a high quality managed business centre, situated in an excellent location on Colburn Business Park in Richmondshire. Services provided include a full time centre manager, information and networking events and virtual tenancies.

    www.innovate-colburn.com

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  • Richmond Station

    This exciting new development will see Richmond Station, one of the town's best loved heritage landmarks, refurbished to offer three office suites and six flexible workspace areas. The old Victorian station is to be converted into a multifunctional commercial and community centre. This initiative has been taken on by the Richmondshire Building Preservation Trust. The flexible work space areas may have a number of different uses, one of which may include craft-based businesses.

    www.purple-leaf.co.uk/richmondstation

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  • The University of York - Department of Theatre, Film and Television

    Plans are well underway for the new Heslington East Campus, which will double the size of the University of York. The expansion plans are to include a new department of Theatre, Film and Television, a creative technologies hub and important space for spin-out activity. The new department aims to cover both the scientific and artistic facets of the discipline. Postgraduate courses will begin on the existing campus in 2007, with Undergraduate courses starting in 2008.

    www.york.ac.uk/depts/tft/

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  • Visual Enterprise Scheme

    This scheme is funded by the Arts Council England, and is hosted and coordinated by York College. By allowing Visual Arts graduates the opportunity to develop their own artistic practice and obtain first hand knowledge of professional skills, the scheme produces many effective contributors to the creative industries over a short period.

    www.yorkcollege.ac.uk

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  • York St John University

    York St John University has some 6,000 students from the UK and overseas. They aim to provide a dynamic environment in which students can engage with current and emergent debates and practices within creative and cultural industries, as well as sustain their own entrepreneurial integrity within their chosen creative field. The University recognises that their talent and commitment fuels the creative industries in the region and are committed to supporting their progression from education to employment. The Faculty of Arts at the University offers a wide range of subjects including; performance, dance, music, theatre, film, media, literature, fine art, 3D design, textiles and history.

    www.yorksj.ac.uk

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  • York Studios

    Scheduled to be launched this summer York Studios, the brainchild of Dot Com Imaging, will offer professional studio space for photography, video and film production. Phase 1 consists of a 700 sq ft studio (with loading bay) and 100 sq ft Mini product photo studio and also boasts many additional features including meeting rooms, kitchen, dressing room and shower facilities. Phase 2 is already being planned with the potential to add a 2,000 sq ft studio and two 500 sq ft studios. This creates the opportunity for 3,700 sq ft of studio space with hire starting from just £10 per hour.

    Visit their website to register your interest in the studios and to book a place for the summer launch party.

    www.york-studios.co.uk

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