WOLSELEY BUSINESS PARK
- SCOTT BUSINESS PARK
- HEALTH & WELLBEING SERVICES
- Healthy Futures Social Prescribing and Personalised Care
- Healthy Futures Frailty Social Prescribing
- Healthy Futures - Plymouth Cancer Champions Project
- Healthy Futures - Community Health and Wellbeing Programme
- Healthy Futures - Employability Support Service
- Healthy Futures Counselling Service
- Healthy Futures Health and Wellbeing Coaching
- Healthy Futures - Welfare Support Service
General
A community-led initiative in Plymouth, Age Positive helps older adults stay active, independent, and connected. Delivered by the Wolseley Trust with Improving Lives Plymouth and Timebank South West, it reduces isolation and boosts quality of life – making ageing a time to thrive.
Three interconnected elements:
- Frailty-Focused Social Prescribing – personalised one-to-one support from a dedicated Link Worker at the Wolseley Trust.
- Peer Support (Improving Lives Plymouth) – breaking down barriers and building meaningful social connections.
- Skills Exchange (Timebank South West) – sharing skills and time to grow confidence, purpose, and community contribution.
Our Frailty Social Prescribing Link Worker (FSPLW) works hand-in-hand with GP practices and local partners, making sure older people get the right support at the right time by:
- Connecting patients to community resources like Wellbeing Hubs, Memory Matters, and The Elder Tree.
- Supporting people directly with tailored advice and encouragement.
- Building confidence across the local workforce by sharing training and promoting frailty-aware ways of working
*NEW* Dementia Advice Sessions
Dementia Advice sessions run by Memory Matters will be held at The Jan Cutting Healthy Living Centre Wellbeing Hub, launching on Thursday 30th October 2025 10.30am - 2.30pm, and on the last Thursday of every month thereafter.
Please come along to one of thier drop-in sessions to see a Dementia Advisor if you need help, advice or support with anything memory related.
No appointment needed.
FREE Six-week Employability Course
The next course will be starting in the New Year 2026.
Free Health & Wellbeing Coaching for PL2 Residents – with our accredited Coach Lotta
Are you ready to make positive, lasting changes in your life? Lotta, an accredited Health and Wellbeing Coach with NHS experience, is offering up to six free one-on-one coaching sessions exclusively for residents in the PL2 area.
Based at the Jan Cutting Healthy Living Centre, Lotta provides a personalised, supportive approach to help you improve your physical and mental wellbeing. Through confidential, goal-focused conversations, you’ll explore what matters most to you, set achievable health goals, and build confidence to overcome challenges. Whether you’re living with a long-term condition, facing lifestyle hurdles, or simply looking to feel better in yourself, health and wellbeing coaching offers anon-medical, empowering path forward.
This service is ideal for individuals who are ready to take an active role in their wellbeing and make meaningful progress, though it’s not suitable for those inimmediate clinical or mental health crisis.
Interested in finding out more?
Visit Lotta at the Jan Cutting Healthy Living Centre to see how coaching could support you.
Patchwork Community Garden
In close proximity to the Wolseley Hub and in the grounds of the Wolseley Business Park, the Trust has
its own community garden. The aim of the garden is to bring together a range of local partners to deliver:
• Educational outdoor learning space for our Youth Groups, Community nursery and local schools
• A space for local people to learn new skills.
• Timebank and volunteering opportunities
• A wellbeing space for our staff and business park community
Community Roots Group
Get involved!
In early 2024, we created ‘Community Roots’, a vibrant gardening group. Our dedicated team of local
volunteers meets weekly at the Patchwork, where they’ve been cultivating a thriving community garden.
You don’t have to be an experienced gardener (but of course you’d be very welcome!)
This group is for people looking for friendships and connection whilst being outdoors enjoying nature and
making a difference to a lovely community space - our Wolseley Trust Patchwork Garden.
We dig, we plant, we grow, we share, we tidy and most importantly, we do it TOGETHER with the help of the Green Communities Team
We meet every Tuesday 1-3pm at Wolseley Community Hub (behind Coop)
For more details call Nicki 07305052575 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Jan Cutting Healthy Living Centre and Wellbeing Hub
Our Jan Cutting Healthy Living Centre is a vibrant community hub, situated in the heart of west Plymouth. We are dedicated to an innovative approach that inspires and empowers local people to transform their lives.
We work with the most vulnerable members of our communities: those who are isolated, facing mental ill-health, or lacking confidence and skills. Our focus is on engaging individuals with multiple complex needs, supporting them on their longer journeys of recovery, or welcoming those who are connecting with our community centres and activities for the very first time.
Our Hub-based colleagues and partners are here to help with a wide range of support, including access to:
- Housing, legal benefits, debt support, care advocacy
- Counselling, befriending and other support groups.
- Employment and volunteering
- Education, training, learning and digital inclusion.
- Healthy Lifestyles and health promotion
- Social and peer support activities
- Arts, crafts, and therapeutic activities
For more information of how we can support you contact 01752 203670 or pop in to see our friendly team.
Wolseley Hub
At Wolseley Community Hub we believe in the power of community. Our welcoming centre is designed to be a bustling hub where residents can connect, learn, and grow. We host a diverse calendar of events, workshops, and support groups, addressing everything from health and well-being to skill-building and social activities. We also offer affordable spaces for local groups and initiatives. Whatever you're seeking, whether it's friendship, learning, or support, you'll find a warm welcome and valuable resources here.
For more information about how to get involved contact our Community and Wellbeing Manager Nicki Chinnock This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Wolseley Trust Compassionate Café
A Compassionate Cafe is a friendly, welcoming place to have a cup of tea or coffee with a Compassionate Friend who is there for company, to lend a friendly ear and provide a place to stay connected to others.
Visit our Compassionate Cafe at Wolseley Community Hub (next to Coop) every Tuesday at 11-1pm.
We welcome people from the local area and taking this new step towards supporting each other through difficult times.
The group has become a friendship group outside of these sessions, with the attendees regularly enjoying meals out together as well as daytrips – most recently to Clark’s Village and a holiday to Eastbourne last year.
For more information contact Marie or Nicki on 01752 607449
Keyham Counselling Service
Established in the wake of the Keyham tragedy the Wolseley Community Hub is proud to offer a trauma Counselling Service to those impacted by the Keyham tragedy. Co-funded with Plymouth City Council, the service offers individual therapy sessions, delivered by our trauma trained counsellor Dinah who is committed to providing compassionate and supportive care. The service has continued to received referrals through 2023-2024.
For more information or an appointment contact Nicki Chinnock on 07305 052575 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Are you a resident of the PL1 or PL2 area, currently unemployed, and facing mental health challenges that make finding work difficult? At the Jan Cutting Healthy Living Centre, our Healthy Futures Employability Support Hub is here for you.
We understand the unique hurdles you might be facing, and our dedicated team provides tailored, wrap-around support to meet your individual needs. We offer:
- Personalised guidance to overcome barriers to employment.
- Expert advice on CV writing, effective job searching strategies, and confident interview techniques.
- Connections to wellbeing services to support your mental health journey.
- Insights into local employment and work placement opportunities within our business parks and beyond.
- Access to valuable volunteering and training programmes to boost your skills and confidence.
Let us help you take the next step towards stable employment and improved wellbeing.
Contact 01752 203670 for more information
The Healthy Futures Welfare Support Service is commissioned by the Wolseley Trust and provided by Sally Hamilton from One Stop Advocacy.
Our community-based Welfare Support Service provides one-to-one, free, independent and confidential advice to individuals and families in our area of benefit.
How We Can Help You:
Support with Benefits
Navigating the benefits system can be complex and stressful. We can provide comprehensive assistance with:
- Filling in application forms
- Attending assessments
- Completing mandatory reconsiderations
- Lodging appeals
- Preparing submissions for benefit appeals
- Attending Appeal Tribunals
Other General Support
Beyond benefits, we offer a wide range of general support, including:
- Help with writing letters
- Opening and sorting post
- Making telephone calls
- Handling complaints
- Advice on housing issues
- Applying for a Blue Badge
- Completing Power of Attorney applications
- Guidance on debt concerns
- General advocacy work
- Assistance with anything else you may be struggling with or worried
If you find yourself needing a little extra support, or if you'd like to discuss any of our services in more detail, contact Sally Hamilton for a confidential, friendly discussion. Telephone: 07464 106903
Plymouth Cancer Champions is a 3-year project funded by Macmillan Cancer Support in collaboration with The Wolseley Trust, Age UK and Zebra Collective.
At the heart of the Plymouth Cancer Champions Project is a mission to raise cancer awareness, provide compassionate support, and empower our community through connection and education. The team, trained in trauma-informed care and solution-focused approaches, is working closely with local organizations, faith groups, and individuals to create a network of Cancer Champions—dedicated volunteers who act as “Community Connectors.”
Through initiatives like our Cake and Cuppa Sessions, community events, and tailored social prescribing, we’re breaking down barriers to support and offering people a safe space to talk, share, and learn. Our Social Prescriber has already made meaningful connections, with life-changing feedback such as: “You’ve given me permission to recover.”
With vibrant partnerships, outreach efforts, and innovative programs like cancer cafés, we’re fostering inclusivity, kindness, and hope. Together, we’re building a stronger, more resilient Plymouth community, where no one faces cancer alone.
Join us—follow our journey, attend an event, or become a Cancer Champion!
Follow the below link for more information.
Plymouth Community Cancer Champions – Zebra
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The Community and Wellbeing Programme
Based in Stonehouse, the Community Health and Wellbeing project is a collaboration with Waterside Health Network that takes a grassroots approach to supporting families with their health and wellbeing within their homes and local area. The programme’s unique concept, ensures that the CHWW’s (Community Health and Wellbeing Workers) visit residents within their own home at least once a month, acting as a link to Primary Care, ensuring the family unit are supported with any social, mental or physical health needs.
Building on a model that is now embedded into Brazil’s Family Health Strategy, the CHWW programme is a systematic, universal, comprehensive and integrated approach that is designed to build strong relationships with the local community to enable health needs are proactively met. With the CHWW’s being integrated into primary care, they can link effectively with relevant services to help promote vaccinations, screenings and management of chronic diseases. Alongside this, as local members of the community they support, the CHWW’s are able to encourage social engagements and link residents with voluntary and community sector organisations.
Our team of Saryah, Miranda and Matt are passionate advocates for their local community, embodying a person-centred, ‘what matters to you?’ approach and are already seeing the positive ripple effect of the programme.
For further information, please contact the Wolseley Trust’s Healthy Futures Service on 01752 203673 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
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Healthy Futures Counselling Service
Welcome to Healthy Futures Counselling a community-based counselling service dedicated to providing accessible, compassionate, and effective mental health support to individuals and families in our area of benefit.
Whether you're struggling with anxiety, depression, grief, relationship issues, stress, or simply feeling overwhelmed, we're here to listen and walk alongside you on your journey towards well-being.
Please click here to see our Counselling leaflet.
For more information about the counselling service and how to refer, please contact the Healthy Futures office on 01752 203673 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
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The Wolseley Trust complies with GDPR and the data protection act. If you would like to see our Privacy Notice, please download this here.
At the Wolseley Trust Tenancy terms have been designed to be flexible and uncomplicated, with an “easy in easy out” tenancy agreement. We offer free on site business advice and support available from Wolseley Community Development Trust staff and other agencies.
The details are summarised here:-
- Two months rent as deposit will be required. The sum will be refunded at the time of vacation of the premises subject to a satisfactory inspection of the Unit.
- Rent is due on the first day of each calendar month payable in advance by standing order or BACS Payment.
- A tenants contribution of £120.00 + VAT per annum is payable towards general landlords servicing costs.
- Tenants will be liable for the costs relating to the provision of normal services to their units including: telephone, electricity, gas, water and sewerage charges; trade waste and Business Rates.
- Tenants will be responsible for the repair and maintenance of internal aspects of their unit and will be expected to maintain the unit to a standard acceptable to WCEDT.
- Internal modifications to units may be made at the tenant's cost and subject to prior written agreement with WCEDT.
- Upon vacation of the premises, the tenant will be responsible for all costs associated with reinstating the unit to it's original specification.
- One month's notice in writing by the tenant will be required on vacating a unit.
- Please Note: retail trade is not permitted on the Business Park.
- Full details of costs and copies of the tenancy agreement and tenancy handbook are available on request.
Tenancy Terms are subject to change
For information on Wolseley Business Park please contact
Sharon Wood on 01752 203670 or e-mail This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Upcoming Events 2025
Christmas Craft Fayre - Saturday 29th November 2025
Christmas is coming!!
Come along to Wolseley’s Christmas Craft Fayre on Saturday 29th November 2025 from 10:00am - 1:00pm at The Jan Cutting Healthy Living Centre Wellbeing Hub.
There will be craft stalls, fun and games, christmas craft activities, facepainting and a very special guest appearance!
Cafe Scott will be opening selling festive snacks and hot drinks.
Craft stalls are still available at £5 each. for more information please call 01752 607449 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to book.
Christmas Members Event - Wednesday 10th December 2025
Community Christmas Lunch - Wednesday 17th December 2025
Our Community Christmas Lunch dates are booking up fast!
We are now fully booked for Wednesday 17th December 2025, however has some spaces remaining for Thursday 18th December at 12noon.
For more information, please contact Cafe Scott on 01752 202118.
Staring in the New Year 2026 - Free Six-Week Employability Course
"A stepping stone to a healthier, happier you"
At Wolseley Trust Healthy Futures, we've developed our Social Prescribing and Personalised Care service building on the successful Healthy Living Centre model and a long-standing wellbeing partnership with Plymouth City Council. Our main goal is to ease the pressure on traditional care systems by offering a holistic package of local support. We connect people with valuable community services to boost their mental and physical wellbeing, tackle social isolation, empower them to take charge of their health, and strengthen both individual and community resilience.
Our Impact and Approach:
Since 2017, our service has been directly subcontracted through the NHS Long Term Plan, specifically tasked with delivering the personalised care requirements of the Network Contract Directed Enhanced Service (DES).
During 2023-2024, we successfully operated across 6 Primary Care Networks, encompassing 33 GP surgeries. Our model aligns with the NHS Five Year Forward View, focusing on supporting people more holistically. We achieve this by linking health with social care and other support needs, always emphasising prevention and early intervention to help people thrive.
Click here to see our Healthy Futures Service - Social Prescribing leaflet
Our other Healthy Futures Services:
- Community Health and Wellbeing Workers
- Plymouth Cancer Champion Project
- Healthy Futures Welfare Support Service
- Healthy Futures Counselling Support Service
- Healthy Futures Employability Support Service
Get in Touch
For more information about how we can help or to refer yourself, please contact us:
Phone: 01752 203673
Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Data Protection/GDPR Notice
The Wolseley Trust complies with GDPR and the data protection act. If you would like to see our Privacy Notice, please download this here.
We are proud to have the Cabin Nursery as part of our family of community-based services.
Our community partner offers high-quality, community-focused childcare, operating as an integral part of our Wolseley Community Hub. The nursery provides a nurturing and engaging environment for children to thrive, with families benefiting from seamless integration with the Hub's wider community services and resources. Experience convenient and connected childcare for your family.
For more information, please click here to visit their website
The Activ8 brand is a Wolseley Trust physical activity programme and Gym based on Wolseley Business Park. In partnership with Ford Youth and Community Gym (a local registered Charity), the Trust directly commissions a gym and a range of physical activity interventions.
Ford Gym is the community’s gym, run by members for the members, and offers a unique social, almost family like training environment for residents of all ages and abilities. Whether they are looking to improve general health, fitness & wellbeing, train for a career, part of an exercise referral or rehabilitation programme you will find them with us.
Please click here to visit the website Ford/Mindset
Here's a fantastic opportunity for women and girls in Plymouth to boost their strength, confidence, and connect with others!
Strong Women Classes at Ford Community and Mindset Gym
Are you looking to learn how to lift weights, get comfortable in the gym, and significantly improve your fitness? These weekly Strong Women classes for you.
Led by Brydie Bruce, a Personal Trainer and Women's Coaching Specialist, these sessions aim to help you:
- Learn how to lift and effectively use gym equipment.
- Improve your confidence and self-esteem.
- Increase your overall strength and fitness levels.
- Make new friends in a supportive environment.
What makes these classes truly special is the integrated support system. Nicki from Wolseley Trust works alongside Brydie during the sessions, providing valuable wraparound support. This includes information, advice, and guidance for any other issues or problems you might be facing, ensuring you have comprehensive assistance beyond just fitness.
Join something special! If you're ready to discover your strength and be part of a supportive community, or if you know someone who would benefit from these classes, don't hesitate to get in touch: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or visit us at Unit 8 Wolseley Trust Business Park
Welcome to our vibrant Community Café, the welcoming heart of the Jan Cutting Healthy Living Centre and Wellbeing Hub.
Whether you're visiting the Wellbeing Hub for an activity, catching up with a friend, or simply looking for an affordable and
welcoming place to enjoy a delicious bite, our Community Café is here for you. Our friendly team is always ready with a
warm smile.
More than just a café, we're also a comfortable and accessible venue where you can easily connect with the many
wellbeing services and support offered by our Wellbeing Hub.
O Opening Times:
• Daily, 9 am - 3 pm
• Takeaway service available
Looking to host an event? For more information about private hire of the café area or bespoke catering for your event special
occasion, please call Reception on (01752) 203670.
Wolseley Community Building
Our large Community Resource Building can hold up to 75 people.
The following are available on request:
- TV & DVD
- Project & Screen (Laptop provided by hirer)
- Flipchart Stand (paper and pens are not supplied)
Cost £14.50 per hour + VAT
Limited parking is available in the community building car park.
Additional parking is permitted in the lower end of the Co-op building car park, opposite the Wolseley Trust main office.
Available for hire Monday - Sunday; AM/PM, full or half days and evening hire.
Terms and Conditions of Hire for both the Conference Room and Community Building
The Cancellation Policy for our facilities hire is as follows;
- 7-14 days notice - No Charge
- 4-7 days notice - 50% of room charge
- 2-3 days notice - Full Cost
Tea and Coffee is normally included in the hire price for the conference room and we can arrange this alos, at extra charge, if you hire our community building. Hirers are requested to wash and dry all cups and saucers used, and to leave the room clean and tidy. The Trust can also provide free use of the following equipment:
Flipchart, TV and DVD, Porjector and Screen if requested and booked in advance.
Please note: Our conference room is set up as boardroom style. If you require any other tpyr of set up, i.e. theatre style, please let the Wolseley Trust know in advance of your booking.
Our payment conditions are as follows;
- Conference Room and Community Building Hire requires payment within 14 days of the invoice date we send at the end of each calendar month.
Data Protection/GDPR Notice
The Wolseley Trust complies with GDPR and the data protection act. If you would like to see our Hirers Privacy Notice, please download this here.
If you would like to Join the Wolseley Trust as a member, please download the form proivded below.
Current Tenants of Scott Business Park
- Plymouth Heartbeat
- Marlin Environmental Services Ltd
- Global Expand
- Studio HD Ltd
- PC Towbars
- HD Chemicals
- Fire Doors Rite Ltd
- Online Ceramics
- Alphabet Signs South West Ltd
- Drake Medical Alliance Ltd
- PLUSS Organisation
- County Chiropractic
- Rees Carpets and Flooring
- D & R Removals
- SP Storage & Distribution Ltd
- SP Storage
- Whiz Kidz
- Purple Telecommunications Ltd
- Jamelias Flowers
- Rees Commercial Floor Services
- C G Trading Solutions Ltd
- Plymouth Romanian Association CIC
- Fred Thomas MP
UNIT 2 – INDUSTRIAL UNIT
With an overall dimension of 2,110 sq ft incorporating mezzanine storage area.
Comprising of;
- Workshop area
- Office pod
- Kitchenette
- Washroom
UNIT 22 – OFFICE UNIT
With an overall dimension of 1023 sq ft.
Comprising of;
- Open plan office area
- Kitchenette/storage
- Washroom
UNIT 32 - INDUSTRIAL UNIT
With an overall dimension of 1453 sq ft incorporating mezzanine storage area.
Comprising of;
- Workshop area
- Separate office pod
- Kitchenette
- Washroom
For more information please contact Sharon Wood – 01752 203670 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
The right place to do business
Scott Business Park stands as a prime example of successful urban regeneration, transforming a former hospital site into a vibrant commercial hub.
This ambitious project was undertaken in partnership with Plymouth City Council with funding from the Single Regeneration Budget, Southwest Regional Development Agency, and Government Office for the South West.
Construction of the park was completed in the summer of 2003, with the first businesses moving in that July. The rapid success of the development was evident as all business units were fully occupied within just six months of completion.
Today, Scott Business Park features 34 light industrial and office units, varying in size from 600 to 3,000 sq. ft. The park also proudly hosts the Jan Cutting Healthy Living Centre and a popular onsite café, fostering a dynamic and integrated environment for businesses and the wider community.
What we offer:
- Well-appointment affordable premises in the heart of Plymouth
- Easy access to A38 with good transport links.
- Flexible spaces desgned for growth
- 34 High quality light industrial and office units
- Lanscaped, rural grounds with public art features
- 10 offices approx 50m² - 95m² (580 sq.ft - 1000 sq.ft)
- 24 units approx 70m - 300m² (790 sq.ft - 3100 sq.ft)
- Flexible configurations possible within units, many with mezzanine storage areas
- Excellent ancillary areas within units providing kitchenette, lobby, washroom and self contained offices
- Most units with direct access hard standing to the front or rear for parking
- All units benefit from good natural light
- Affordable, competitive rents
- Good disabled access
- Sercure site with 24 hours security
- Visitor car parking
- Easy in, easy out tenancy agreements
- Experienced site management
- Free Business advice and support available
- Facilities on site for meetings and seminars
- Full catering facilities on site.
Building Services
Electrical
- Metered single phase supply, complete with distribution board with spare ways 13 A power
- 2 gang sockets outlets throughout units
- Conduit trunking for easy modification
- Fluorescent illiumination throughout
- BT and Virgin Media telecommunications
Heating
- Ambi Rad overhead gas fired radiant panels in main workshops
- Ambi Rad warm air units to single storey workshops
- Electric Economy overnight heating for offices.
Water
- Provided for toilets and kitchenette
- Electrically heated hand washing water
Fire Alarm
External Lighting
- For all units and access roads
Security
- Linked intruder alarm system for all units
- Site covered by CCTV and on site security
Recycling base for waste collection
Data Protection/GDPR Notice
The Wolseley Trust complies with GDPR and the data protection act. If you would like to see our Tenants Privacy Notice, please download this here.
Business Park News
The Importance of Workplace Biodiversity
In partnership with the Wolseley Trust, Pollenize launched a biodiversity monitoring project for 2023-24 aimed at enhancing the site's native wildflower patches and continued monitoring of plant and insect species on site. Green spaces in business parks offer more than aesthetic value—they play a crucial role in supporting biodiversity, improving air quality, and creating a pleasant environment for employees and visitors. Projects like Floradex demonstrate how businesses can actively contribute to local conservation efforts while reaping the benefits of a healthier and more vibrant environment.
For more information please see our latest blog by clicking here.
At The Wolseley Trust, we operate an ‘easy-in easy-out’ tenancy agreement which is designed to be flexible and uncomplicated. Free on site business advice and support is available from our dedicated and experienced on-site support team.
Tenancy Terms
- Two month's rent as a deposit will be required. This sum will be refunded at the time of vacation of the premises, subject to a satisfactory inspection of the unit
- Rent is due on the first day of each calendar month payable in advanced by standing order or BACS payment.
- Monthly service charges apply at Scott Business Park Rental. These charges are based on tenants contributions to common services. This covers the following:
- Grounds maintenance
- Business park lighting external and communal areas
- Security services, CCTV cameras, etc
- Service and maintenance contracts.
- Tenants will be liable for the costs relating to the provision of normal services to their units including: telephone, electricity, gas, water and Local Authority business rates.
- Tenants will be responsible for the repair and maintenance of internal aspects of their unit and will be expected to maintain the unit to a standard acceptable to WCEDT.
- Internal modifications to units may be made at the tenant's cost and subject to prior written agreement with WCEDT.
- Upon vacation of the premises, the tenant will be responsible for all costs associated with reinstating the unit to it's original specification.
- One month's notice in writing by the tenant will be required on vacating a unit.
- Full details of costs, and copies of the tenancy agreement and tenancy handbook are available on request.
Tenancy Terms are subject to change
For information on Scott Business Park, please contact;
Sharon Wood on 01752 203670 or e-mail This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Non-Executive Board Members 2025
Richard Williams - Chair
Richard White
Philippa Davey
Andrew Bray
Tina Tuohy
Debra Jory
We are a Community and Economic Development Trust driven by the power of local engagement. With a robust membership of over 600 local residents, our Trust is a testament to community-led development. We warmly invite any local business or community organisation within our catchment area to join us as a Member, free of charge. Your voice matters, and our activities are continuously shaped and influenced by ongoing community consultation.
As an independent, Community Managed Company Limited by Guarantee, we pride ourselves on a governance structure that champions democratic involvement and empowerment. Our Non-Executive Board reflects this ethos, with the majority of its members elected directly from our community resident membership. This ensures that we remain deeply accountable to our community Membership for every initiative we undertake.
We are proud to be part of the Development Trust movement delivering a unique approach to community and asset management. We have over 25 years of experience of collaborating with the private, health and public sectors. Together, we deliver impactful local and city-wide regeneration initiatives, transforming our area for the better. Our commitment to effective partnerships underpins our ability to achieve tangible, positive change.
