Harwell Science and Innovation Campus

Harwell Science and Innovation Campus is being developed as a world-class centre for science, innovation and enterprise.

Already, more than 4,500 people work on the Campus in more than 140 organisations comprising large-scale research councils, high technology companies and a range of rapidly growing start-ups.

It is home to the Science and Technology Facilities Council Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, Medical Research Council and European Space Agency Space Centre among others.

Harwell provides unique access to world leading experimental facilities and expertise in a variety of technology and market sectors. There is extensive development potential for new organisations looking to become part of this globally significant community.

The Campus, which covers 300 hectares, lies in the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty close to the ancient Ridgeway Path.

Milton Park
 

Milton Park is one of Europe's largest multi use business parks, hosting more than 160 companies which employ around 6,500 people in 3,400,000 sq ft of business space in a superior quality business environment.

The park's workspaces come in many different architectural styles to suit most business needs across 100 hectares of attractive landscape.

The Park is home to one of the UK's foremost science communities, with companies of all sizes and ambitions. From start ups to world-class PLCs, science companies come to Milton Park to take advantage of purpose-built facilities provided in a wide range of units, allowing every kind of business to find the space they need and on the right terms.

The concentration and diversity of science companies at Milton Park make it a genuine centre of excellence for research and development. Networking opportunities and a campus atmosphere help to create a perfect environment for collaboration and innovation.

Culham Science Centre
 

Culham Science Centre is one of the UK's most prestigious research centres with a strong focus upon cutting-edge science and technology.

Covering 80 hectares, the centre is situated in the beautiful rural Oxfordshire Green Belt, offering a pleasant working environment easily accessible through an excellent road and rail infrastructure.

Owned and operated by the United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority, the centre is the home of the UK's fusion research programme, known as the Culham Centre for Fusion Energy (CCFE), and the world's largest fusion experimental facility, JET (Joint European Torus).

It is also host to a wide range of organisations, including small businesses in the Culham Innovation Centre, which recognise the value of having their business base at Culham.