Blythe Valley
Innovation Centre, Solihull
Opened in 2001, Blythe Valley Innovation Centre is the latest addition to the University of Warwick Science Park portfolio of Innovation centres. Managed by the Science Park on behalf of Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council, the centre is located on the prestigious Blythe Valley Business Park.
At the heart of the UK’s motorway system, the park is situated off Junction 4 of the M42 – only minutes away from Solihull town centre and Birmingham International Airport and Railway station.
A high quality environment
The centre provides up to 39 units ranging from 290 ft² (27 m²) to 1,335 ft² (124 m²) with a lease periods from six months to 3 years. All units have:
- Heating and comfort cooling
- Lighting conforming to current regulations for VDU operation
- Raised access flooring
- Single phase electricity
- ADSL & SDSL Broadband Services
- Electronic security
- Car Parking
- 24 hour access
Companies that locate to this centre will not only benefit from high quality, purpose-designed, Solihull based office space that offers short-term leases, but also be able to prosper from the University of Warwick Science Park’s extensive experience via the park’s Business Support Services.
As well as quality office space, this Solihull business park also has dedicated facilities for the well being of staff and personnel, including a day nursery, fitness centre and swimming pool.
Business & Special Services
To assist the Start up or medium sized enterprises, the centre provides the following services:
- Reception/ Telephone
- Answering service
- Secretarial Services
- Fax & Post Service
- Conference Facilities
- Multimedia equipment
Leases
Companies committing to the smallest units for under a year may be offered an “easy-in/easy-out” form of occupational agreement. In all other cases short leases of between 6 months and 3 years will be offered according to individual circumstance. Whatever the form of the occupational agreement renewals can be offered. You can find out more information on the centre by visiting www.bvic.co.uk.
