Warehouse premises to let are excited that Bristol has been named one of England’s leading centres for economic growth

Central Park is very proud of its hometown Bristol being named one of England’s leading centers for economic growth outside of London. As a warehouse premises with spaces to let, Central Park is excited about this economic boost for the local area and any potential occupiers.

Bristol ranks as fourth for economic and demographic expansion over the past eight years, according to a new report analysing the performance of English towns and cities. It also stands at fourth in a table that identifies areas with “vibrant and dynamic” economies capable of supporting future expansion.

The report, based on accountants Grant Thornton’s High Growth Index, ranks English cities and districts according to their recent growth and potential for further, sustainable expansion. The report also identifies a number of ‘growth corridors’, including an area stretching along the M4 and Bristol.

It shows that England’s high-growth and dynamic areas share certain characteristics – the presence of high-value, knowledge-intensive businesses, a supportive environment for enterprise, and diverse communities with a young and economically active workforce, coupled with strong transport and IT connectivity.