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Cambridge Biomedical Campus Designated Special Zone for Business Rates

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The Cambridge Biomedical Campus has been designated a special zone for business rates in Cambridgeshire. The Mayor of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough welcomed the decision, stating that the designation will help the region expand and boost local infrastructure and job creation. The campus contributes £4.7 billion annually to the UK economy.

From huntspost.co.uk

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The designation is intended to increase local control over funding for regional growth, according to the Mayor of Cambridgeshire and Peterborough. The move is part of a push to ensure that areas generating economic growth receive preemptive investments to manage rising demands.

From huntspost.co.uk

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  • PrologisSpeculative

    Prologis might see lower development costs for its facilities due to regulatory tax relief.

  • GSKSpeculative

    GSK could see reduced operational costs for its operations at the campus due to tax incentives.

  • Royal Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation Trust might see reduced operational costs due to the tax incentive on the campus.

  • CambridgeshireSpeculative

    Cambridgeshire might see increased regional economic attractiveness and investment.

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