Following the announcement today by the Government, from Wednesday 2nd December 2020, Blisworth Hill Farm Business Park will be under Tier 2 – High Alert.
The current national restriction rules are still in place until 2 December and must be followed until they expire. These new Tiers will be reviewed on 16th December 2020
For further information please go to https://www.gov.uk/guidance/local-restriction-tiers-what-you-need-to-know
A rare opportunity has arisen to rent a self-contained office unit at Blisworth Hill Business Park.
The unit is situated to the ground floor, left side of the prominent front facing building, The Grainstore, comprising a well proportioned open plan office with a Kitchen and full door entry system. Sized at approximately 750sqft the unit benefits from unlimited car parking, raised access flooring, 100mg Fibre Optic Broadband, on-site Cafe and Gym.
Blisworth Hill Business Park is located in a stunning rural setting between Northampton and Milton Keynes.
The site provides easy access to the M1 motorway, national rail network from Milton Keynes & Northampton mainline stations and air travel with London Luton or Birmingham airports located within reasonable distance.
For more information or to arrange a viewing please call 01327 811714 or email [email protected]
When the current national restrictions end on 2 December we will be returning to a regional tiered approach in England.
Hopefully our area will continue to be in Tier 1 which will mean the Briary Barn Gym will be re-opening on 2nd December.
For further information on the COVID-19 Winter Plan go to https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/covid-19-winter-plan
“Professional atmosphere. Must be a great place to do business.”
– Don Skinner
“Beautiful location, customer services of the owner and staff are outstanding and lovely place to have a office.
Very highly recommended đđđđđđ”
– ASKH For Motors Ltd
Tuesday, 17 November 2020 – 10am GMT
Without a doubt, there will be significant changes to company formations in the next five years, due to the proposed Government response to the Corporate Transparency and Register Reform consultation, and Louise Smyth’s recently published 2025 vision for Companies House.
But, what will these changes mean for start-up founders and essential business service providers, and what impact will they have on your business?
Richard Osborne, CEO at Business Data Group, invites you to find out in this engaging, interactive webinar at 10am GMT on Tuesday, 17 November 2020.
Louise Smyth, Companies House Chief Executive & Registrar of Companies for England and Wales, will be joining Richard for an open conversation about what these changes mean for Companies House, with its shift towards being data-centric, and the future of company formations.
With Q&A sessions, this promises to be an engaging and informative webinar where, as a registered participant, you will have the opportunity to ask Companies House the questions that are important to you and your business.
Places at this free event are limited, therefore early registration is advised. If you are unable to attend the webinar yourself, please do share the event details with your colleagues.
Reserve your webinar place here:Â https://bit.ly/35AdmvRÂ
Electric cars function by plugging into a charge point and taking electricity from the grid. They store the electricity in rechargeable batteries that power an electric motor, which turns the wheels. Electric cars accelerate faster than vehicles with traditional fuel engines â so they feel lighter to drive.
We understand the need to protect our environment and have acknowledged that more and more of our Tenants and their customers are investing in electric cars. We therefore wanted to add another level of service to the Business Park by offering Electric Car Charging Points.
We have 4 Chargers @ 22kw/ph and 2 Chargers @ 3.6 kw/ph and we charge 0.35p per kw/ph. The capacity of most batteries is 90KW and most batteries power to 80% which is 72KW. So on faster charge this will take up to 3 1/2 hours (72/22). We do ask drivers to pop in their registration numbers so if there are any issues we can pin point which charger they used immediately.
As we head into the colder months, flower beds can often start to look a little stark. Luckily, winter flowering pansies are a simple and reliable way to brighten up the Park on those darker days.
Ideally, we plant our pansy seeds in borders or pots during September and early October â this gives them a better chance to grow sturdy roots and flowers. The lingering warmth in the soil during this pre-winter period helps to support faster growth and will prepare our pansies for producing more flowers over winter.
A hardy species, winter pansies will flower for the majority of the winter season and into spring even when planted in late October or November.
Though they prefer sun, pansies also grow well in partial shade meaning that even in these darker months they will yield a display. However, it is worth noting that pansies planted later on are less likely to survive harsh winter weather because they have had less time to develop robust roots.
To lengthen the blooming period of our pansies, we will pinch out flower heads that have finished blooming to ensure that nutrients aren’t wasted. These removed heads will grow new buds, producing more flowers that will last for a longer period.
Pansies grow better in the sunshine so when we plant them we ensure that theyâre facing the sun to help them thrive.
Winter flowering pansies are bred to withstand frosty temperatures, drooping during harsher conditions and rebounding when temperatures rise.
If properly planted and well cared for, winter pansies can last for three years or more.
The difference between winter pansies and summer varieties is that winter breeds are hardier to ensure they survive the colder conditions.
We are looking forward to seeing colour at the Park all the way through the Winter months.
David Cosby Chartered Surveyors were delighted to be instructed to assist with the planning and design of our new Gym, Cafe and Conference Centre at Blisworth Hill Farm Business Park.
We are very happy with the way the new facilities turned out and it is unbelievable we are coming up to the first anniversary of the Cafe opening in November 2019.
Of course 2020 has had its challenges with the Cafe and Gym having to close down during lockdowns but hopefully 2021 will see opportunities improve.
We want to offer our Tenants good safe facilities to enjoy whilst they are working and believe we do so. After all when you spend most of the day at work, why not have the best.
With the second lockdown starting at 12.01am on Thursday, November 5 2020 the new lockdown restrictions will apply across England. The measures are currently expected to last for a four-week period, and the lockdown measures will then be reviewed on December 2, when it is hoped measures will be lifted.
This will mean, during those dates, that Briary Barn Gym will be closed. So none of this can be take place…..
It also means that you can no longer sit in these lovely surroundings at Briary Barn Cafe during those dates……
But the good news is that Dom and his team will still be offering their fabulous food as a takeaway service during this time so remember to take advantage of this!
Wash hands – keep washing your hands regularly
Cover face – wear a face covering in enclosed spaces
Make space – stay at least 2 metres apart – or 1 metre with a face covering or other precautions