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Two more businesses in at Darlington’s Lingfield House

Lingfield Point’s centrepiece Lingfield House is continuing to attract North East firms to take residency at its enterprise premises, as two new companies have moved into the venue.

The Darlington-based building has welcomed Healthfield Multi Academy Trust and Tensor Marketing, part of the Easy Life Group, to its growing community.

Heather Ferguson, director of operations, said: “The Trust is a ‘strength in numbers collaboration’.

“We are able to share the work and the resource in finance, health and safety and human relations which frees up the time of the head teachers to concentrate on the teaching and learning experience.

“We also look after data analysis and pupil tracking so connectivity and accessibility were two things that were vital to us. Lingfield Point is in a central location, is easy to get to and has 100Mb broadband - so ticked all the boxes.

“We are looking forward to joining in all of the activities that go on at Lingfield Point and really being part of the community here.”

Jen Boyle, senior operations manager at Tensor Marketing, said: “We are starting a new chapter at Tensor and were looking for quality office space that reflects our culture change.

“Lingfield Point offered just what we wanted, with access to meeting rooms, and of course, help on hand at all times from the exclusive concierge service in Lingfield House.”

Tim Carter, of agents Connect Property North East, said: “Businesses like the Schools Trust and Tensor Marketing are able to plug straight in at Lingfield Point and just get on with doing what they do.

“The office space package at Lingfield House are excellent for start-up and small businesses – flexible agreements, high speed broadband, access to exclusive meeting space, on-site facilities and the support of the unique concierge service.

“Business parks with the facilities that Lingfield Point has are very few and far between not only in the North East but across the UK and at present they are being snapped up.”