Two successful companies have moved into the thriving Sunny Bank Mills in Farsley.
The new tenants at Sunny Bank are medical company Technomed and first aid and safety company White Rose Training.
Technomed have taken office space in the refurbished 10 Old Engine Room, while White Rose Training are moving into Red Lane Mill, which is now fully occupied.
Techomed’s Mark Pashley said:
“As a technology company, it was important to find somewhere that could support any connectivity needs we have not just now, but in future. Sunny Bank Mills were able to provide high-speed internet links and physical infrastructure that could facilitate our bespoke connections, such as those to the NHS network.
“The move to Sunny Bank Mills for our Northern office is a fundamental building block in this expansion, which will include the ongoing addition of resources such as staff, warehouse space and technical infrastructure.”
Ken Creek of White Rose Training, added:
“We were looking for a suitable permanent base to hold regular open courses for businesses in the Leeds and Bradford area and Sunny Banks Mills is perfect.”
During the past seven years the multi award-winning Sunny Bank Mills, one of the most famous family-owned mills in Yorkshire, has been transformed into a modern office complex for the 21st century. It is now home to 82 companies, who employ a total of 355 staff.
John Gaunt, joint managing director of Edwin Woodhouse, the owners of Sunny Bank Mills, commented:
“The recent lettings emphasize our focus on achieving a really vibrant mix of occupiers at Sunny Bank Mills. We are also proud of the fact that we have been able to let both these offices without any void periods.
“The refurbished 1912 Mill, where TV’s Heartbeat and Emmerdale were filmed, now has a number of quality occupiers, but 16,000 sq ft of very flexible Grade A office space is available to lease”.