Nottingham climbs five places and into top ten of CBRE UK Creative Cities
Creative industries are more important to the UK than ever. From tech to media and telecoms, the sector has flourished since the end of the financial crisis ten years ago, and grown at a rate that cannot be ignored.
Nottingham’s improved ranking is a reflection of the efforts made by the City Council and NTU in particular to support the city’s creative economy and a mark of the increasing success of Nottingham’s creative businesses.
What makes Nottingham a great place for creative and digital businesses?
5 co-working hubs and city-wide WiFi
The Big House support programme for creative and digital SMEs
29,000 creative & digital students
Nottingham is a gigabit city
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Growth & Investment
Local property development company, Carlton Street Trading, is proposing to replace the derelict former shop units fronting Lower Parliament Street with a new development that will also signpost the entrance to Sneinton Market.
Sneinton Market is becoming the most rapidly developing area within Nottingham City Centre.
A major regeneration programme is underway that will transform the former fruit & veg market into an exciting creative hub offering independent shops, studios, food & drink outlets a music venue and exhibition space.
The development will be in the heart of The Creative Quarter and will be a welcome extension to already buzzing Hockley scene.
