Open toolbar SIGN UP TO OUR NEWSLETTER ENTERPRISE ZONES Enterprise Zones are a great place to locate your business. The 16 sites across Norfolk and Suffolk are priority sites for New Anglia LEP and the local authorities across Norfolk and Suffolk, and they offer opportunities to cluster with other companies in your sector or supply chain. For more information, contact Eunice at eunice.edwards@newanglia.co.uk To find out more about moving your business to the East, visit Norfolk & Suffolk Unlimited. Read our Norfolk and Suffolk Enterprise Zone 5 Year Strategic Plan 2021 -2026 here SPACE TO INNOVATE ENTERPRISE ZONE The Space to Innovate Enterprise Zone comprises 10 sites across Norfolk and Suffolk. This multi-site zone will help to create 18,500 jobs over the next 25 years, with 5,000 new jobs delivered by 2021. Norwich Research Park, Norfolk – One of the largest single-site concentrations of research in food, health and life sciences in Europe, Norwich Research Park has world-leading credentials to secure the UK’s position as the global leader in these emerging multi-billion pound sectors. Suffolk Park, Bury St Edmunds – The EZ sits within a 68 hectare extension to the Suffolk Business Park, which is seeking to create a successful business environment for companies in the digital and new media, food and agriculture and high value manufacturing clusters. Scottow Enterprise Park – a 26 hectare ex-RAF site on the northern edge of the Greater Norwich urban zone. The site provides a unique offering for grow on space, a private high voltage renewable electricity network and promises to be a strategic business location across the East and the UK. Egmere Business Zone – a 7.4 hectare site to the south of port facilities at Wells-Next-The-Sea, which has been established to support investment associated with the growing offshore renewables sector off the north Norfolk coast. Greater Ipswich, Suffolk – a cluster of sites (listed below) to support the delivery of the newly developed Ipswich Vision, the blueprint for the regeneration of the town: Futura Park – a market-ready site in south east Ipswich with potential for up to 600,000 sq ft of new build units in 44 acres of superb landscaping. Princes St Office District – the Princes Street corridor connects the railway station with the town centre and is a High Priority Area for employment growth in the Ipswich Vision. Waterfront Island – an area of port land within the Ipswich Waterfront that is bounded by the Wet Dock and the tidal river. Ipswich Waterfront is a major investment area for the public and private sectors. Sproughton Enterprise Park – a 14 hectare site between the A14 and Sproughton Road, in the Babergh district area. It provides excellent road links to the M25, Felixstowe Port, Cambridge and the Midlands. Nar Ouse Business Park, King’s Lynn, Norfolk – a 15 hectare site on the southern edge of the town close to the A47, A10 and A17. The site is also home to the King’s Lynn Innovation Centre. Opened in June 2016, the £5m business hub was built with the aim of stimulating business growth, driving research and development and attracting new international businesses. Stowmarket Enterprise Park, Suffolk – a 17 hectare Enterprise Zone which includes the existing Food Enterprise Zone, located on the edge of the town. The main theme of the Park will be agri-tech, food and health sectors as well as digital and media-based businesses. READ MORE GREAT YARMOUTH AND LOWESTOFT ENTERPRISE ZONE There will be a £50 billion investment in the East of England energy sector in the next 20 years. The Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft Enterprise Zone has been established to maximise the opportunities in this sector. The Enterprise Zone covers six sites in and around Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft. Its focus is growing energy-related businesses and creating high skilled jobs. The sites are: South Denes, Great Yarmouth Beacon Park, Great Yarmouth Mobbs Way, Lowestoft Riverside Road, Lowestoft South Lowestoft Industrial Estate Ellough Business Park OUR INVESTMENT MAP Please click here to view the projects we have invested in so far. Click an area of the map to see the funding we have given within the selected area, as well as information on our Enterprise Zone sites. .ST0{FILL:#FFFFFF;} VIEW OUR MAP FUNDING You may be looking to launch new products or services, improve productivity and efficiency, or open up new markets. Whatever your ambitions, we stand ready to help. .ST0{FILL:#FFFFFF;} VIEW GRANTS DEVELOPING SKILLS New Anglia LEP is committed to supporting skills development across our region. Our aim is to support economic development while improving the life chances of people from all our communities. That means ensuring businesses have the skills to grow – and people have the skills for employment. .ST0{FILL:#FFFFFF;} FIND OUT MORE WANT TO KNOW MORE ABOUT WHAT WE DO? READ MORE LATEST NEWS, PROJECTS & CASE STUDIES SUCCESS STORY SUFFOLK PORK PRODUCER HAS IT ALL WRAPPED UP WITH HELP OF GRANT Family-run Lane Farm in Suffolk was a successful pork farm and meat processor enjoying a good period of growth when COVID-19 hit. But despite the uncertainty created by the pandemic, Ian and Sue Whitehead decided it was the right time to invest in the business. NEWS STORY DIGITAL STARS OF THE FUTURE TO BE WELCOMED TO NEW TECH CAMPUS A new £2.4m facility in Ipswich is looking forward to welcoming the next generation of digital superstars to the region ahead of a grand opening next year. GROWTH DEAL CEFAS Work has almost been completed on the new £16m Cefas (Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science) headquarters in Lowestoft and its opening is scheduled for winter 2021. 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