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LSCC
London. Stansted. Cambridge. Consortium
Babraham Research Campus
Location
Access infrastructure
The Babraham Research Campus, home of
the Babraham Institute, is 6 miles south-east
of Cambridge City Centre.
Road network: Six miles south of Cambridge
City, the site is 6 miles (11 minutes’ drive)
from junction 9a of the M11, connecting via
the A11 and the A1307 and 22 miles from
Stansted Airport.
Offer
The Babraham Institute was established in
1948. Companies have been on the campus
since 1998. The co-location of academic and
commercial science, Babraham Research
Campus provides 12,500 sq m (which in
December 2015 will increase by a further
2,100 sq m ) of serviced facilities located
on a 182 Ha parkland estate. The campus
provides specialist facilities, services and
expertise with flexible terms to meet the
demands of start-up and more established
life-science businesses. Currently, the
campus hosts 60 biotech companies on-site.
It is a mix of modern laboratory facilities
with historic buildings and hosts six main
bio-incubators/grow-on buildings with
technical facilities.
Cluster
The Research Campus sits within Cambridge
Science Cluster.
Local authority area
South Cambridgeshire District Council.
Bus Service: Less than 30 minutes bus
service provides links to Cambridge, Linton
and Haverhill.
Rail: Cambridge Station is 6 miles North with
trains to both London Kings Cross, London
Liverpool Street, Norwich, Birmingham and
beyond. Whittlesford Parkway Train Station
is located 2.6 miles to the south-west of the
site and provides train service every half hour
to Stansted Airport, Cambridge and London
Liverpool Street.
occupiers includes companies such as
ABeterno Ltd; Antitope Ltd; Axol Bioscience
Ltd; Babraham Institute; Babraham Institute
enterprise Ltd: Biosceptre (UK); Bicycle
Therapeutics Ltd; Cambridge Protein Array
Ltd; Cancer Research Technologies; CCCR
Cambridge Ltd; Cell Guidance Systems Ltd;
Convergence Pharmaceuticals Ltd; F-Star
Biotechnology Ltd; Immunobiology Ltd; Kymab
Ltd; Proximagen Ltd; SYNthesis Med Chem
Ltd; TCP Innovations Ltd; Total Scientific Ltd;
TwistDx Ltd; Urosens Ltd; X01 Ltd.
Investors such as Imperial Innovations, Index
Ventures and Rainbow Seed Fund have
offices on site.
Sector represented
࡟࡟ Bio-medical
࡟࡟ Bio-technology
Proximity to other assets
The campus is located in close proximity to
Cambridge Biomedical Campus, site, MRC
Laboratory of Molecular Biology (LMB) the
Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute, Cancer
Research UK and the University of Cambridge,
as well as commercial science parks such as
Granta Park being 3 miles away.
࡟࡟ Pharmaceutical
Business activity
࡟࡟ R&D
࡟࡟ Testing
࡟࡟ Consulting
Business on the site
At February 2015, there were currently 60
occupiers on-site relating to bio-tech, biomedical and pharmaceutical sector. Main
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Life Science workspace type
There are six main bio-incubator buildings that
provide fully-equipped biology and chemistry
laboratory. Companies, entrepreneurs
and academics can hire bench space and
Extension
Plans
Access to Babraham Institute resources are
also available to tenants. The main buildings
on campus include:
The Jonas Webb Building:
A new
2,300 sq m Research Building designed
Existing
Facility
Moneta:
55 sq m as individual or multiple units on
short term leases with access to a range
of lab and admin central services.
Meditrina:
20 units of circa 92 sqm let as individual
or multiple units on short term leases with
access to a range of lab and admin central
services. Meditrina is particularly suited to
early stage life science companies.
Maia:
competitive rates with access to a range
of lab and admin central services.
Babraham Research Campus
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8.3 ha
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Campus extention
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Minerva:
KEY LIFE
SCIENCE
LOCATIONS
for early stage life science companies as
they make the transition out of incubation
facilities.
Building 405:
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A1
access to central services. These facilities
for newly formed biotech companies.
Bennet Building:
2,900 sq m building
Alconbury
Enterprise Zone
Cambridge
Research Park
Other amenities
Cambridge
Science Park
A14
fully-equipped meeting rooms and
conferencing facilities, bar and refectory,
and various cafés sports and social club,
gym, tennis court and a Nursery.
Growth capacity
Northstowe
New Town
CBG
CAMBRIDGE AND ANGLIA
RUSKIN UNIVERSITIES
CAMBRIDGE
Cambridge
Biomedical Campus
BABRAHAM
RESEARCH
CAMPUS
Granta Park
In December 2014, planning consent was
granted to the north of the site on 8.2 Ha
land for development up to 10,000 sq m of
Chesterford
Research Park
M11
investments in the campus with a recent
grant of £44Million in 2011 and a further
£6million in 2014 for campus extensions.
A1
0
Genome Campus
Stevenage
Bioscience
Catalyst
DIRECT FLIGHTS TO
170 DESTINATIONS
STANSTED
A120
Harlow
Enterprise Zone
UNIVERSITY OF
HERTFORDSHIRE
ANGLIA RUSKIN
UNIVERSITY
M25
Park Plaza
Meridian Water
Tottenham
RAILWAY LINES
Kings Cross
Cluster UCL & Crick
Olympic Park
Tech City
WEST ANGLIA MAINLINE
EAST COAST MAINLINE
LCY
LHR
LONDON
KEY LOCATIONS
A ROADS
Whitechapel
Queen Mary
University
MOTORWAYS
AIRPORT
RAILWAY STATION
Royal Docks
Enterprise Zone
City of London
LGW
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Contact
Babraham Research Campus
Cambridge
CB22 3AT
+44 (0)1223 496004
info@babraham.co.uk
www.chesterfordresearchpark.com
www.cambridgesciencepark.co.uk
www.sanger.ac.uk
The London Stansted Cambridge Consortium (LSCC) is the strategic partnership of public and private organisations covering the area north from
the Royal Docks, Tech City, the City Fringe, Kings Cross, and the Olympic Park, up through the Lee Valley, the M11, A1 and A10 road, the East
Coast and West Anglia Mainline rail corridors to Stevenage, Harlow and Stansted, and through to Cambridge and Peterborough. The consortium
brings together public and private sector organisations which have the common aim of seeking economic growth, higher employment rates,
providing places for people and business while preserving the quality and character of the corridor. It members include the local authorities, LEPs,
universities, colleges and key businesses within the corridor.
www.lscc.co