Friday, May 3, 2024

South Lincolnshire Food Enterprise Zone welcomes first tenant

Moving into new office space was a well-calculated decision for local accountant Tim Burrows, of Station One Accountants.

Tim owns and runs the accountancy firm, whose main client base is agricultural and food businesses, making the South Lincolnshire Food Enterprise Zone the perfect location for his new office.

Cllr Colin Davie, executive councillor for economy and place at Lincolnshire County Council, said: “The Hub building is a great new space for established, growing and start-up businesses. I’m delighted that an existing local business has chosen to re-locate here as the first of many new tenants, and wish Tim every success.

“All businesses who locate at the Hub will benefit from being at the forefront of new developments and innovation in agri-tech and in turn, will add their own expertise to support the sector.”

Tim Burrows, said: “To have my own office with high-tech spec and the support of The Hub staff, but with the opportunity to hire a Meeting Room as and when I needed one, was just what I was looking for, and I am not disappointed.

“When the Café is open on the ground floor, it will be even more attractive for client visits in a more informal, but professional environment.

“There is plenty of parking on site, with EV charging points too. The building has been well thought out, with a shower room for example, if you cycle to work.

“I am looking forward to the opportunity of working alongside other companies to offer advice where I can with my experience of working as an accountant within the food industry to help their business flourish.”

 

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