Buckinghamshire Business First Shows Support for Marlow Film Studios
Marlow Film Studios will “provide significant opportunities for the younger generation to gain the skills, knowledge, and experience necessary to support a future career in the creative industries,” according to Buckinghamshire business leaders.
In a letter of support, Michael Garvey, Chairman Buckinghamshire Business First, welcomes the proposed £750 million plan which will create more than 4,000 jobs and 300 training places, highlighting that it will add opportunities to “sustain carers over a long period of time, as well as offering training within the Creative Industries for early career and career transition.”
He adds that the BBF supports the Marlow Film Studio proposal which, “delivers significant benefits, meets the clear needs for more film and television facilities as the UK continues to be one of Hollywood’s preferred destinations for filming big budget feature films, and further grows a sector which Buckinghamshire leads on both nationally and internationally helping achieve local and national government policy objectives,” and asks that Buckinghamshire Council planners gives it “serious consideration” as it “will add significant value to Buckinghamshire”.
Setting the proposal within its wider context, Mr Garvey adds that the proposal’s planned new transport hub will be a major catalyst to making sustainable transport options more accessible for the surrounding communities, who are currently not well supported with public transport.
Buckinghamshire Business First (BBF) is recognised by both the Department for Business and Trade (formerly BEIS) and the Department for Levelling up, Housing & Communities (DLUCH) as the Growth Hub for Buckinghamshire. BBF provides businesses in Buckinghamshire with knowledge, support and opportunities for growth. They have also been appointed by the Department for Education as the Employer Representative Body (ERB) for Buckinghamshire and are leading on the development of the Local Skills Improvement Plan. BBF is led by a Board of local business leaders whose organisations operate across a diverse range of sectors, employee numbers and turnover levels. One of the primary objectives of BBF is to promote business growth and to support a thriving economy. BBF amplifies the voice of the business community within Buckinghamshire and currently has over 15,000 businesses (of the 32,000 in the county – over 47%) engaged with its activities. 65.2% of private sector employment in Buckinghamshire is within businesses who are engaged with BBF.
You can show your support for a state-of-the-art film making facility by uploading a supportive representation on the portal (please access the link in the comments). If you would like assistance drafting a personal letter of support, or are just interested in finding out more please email support@marlow.film
In a letter of support, Michael Garvey, Chairman Buckinghamshire Business First, welcomes the proposed £750 million plan which will create more than 4,000 jobs and 300 training places, highlighting that it will add opportunities to “sustain carers over a long period of time, as well as offering training within the Creative Industries for early career and career transition.”
He adds that the BBF supports the Marlow Film Studio proposal which, “delivers significant benefits, meets the clear needs for more film and television facilities as the UK continues to be one of Hollywood’s preferred destinations for filming big budget feature films, and further grows a sector which Buckinghamshire leads on both nationally and internationally helping achieve local and national government policy objectives,” and asks that Buckinghamshire Council planners gives it “serious consideration” as it “will add significant value to Buckinghamshire”.
Setting the proposal within its wider context, Mr Garvey adds that the proposal’s planned new transport hub will be a major catalyst to making sustainable transport options more accessible for the surrounding communities, who are currently not well supported with public transport.
Buckinghamshire Business First (BBF) is recognised by both the Department for Business and Trade (formerly BEIS) and the Department for Levelling up, Housing & Communities (DLUCH) as the Growth Hub for Buckinghamshire. BBF provides businesses in Buckinghamshire with knowledge, support and opportunities for growth. They have also been appointed by the Department for Education as the Employer Representative Body (ERB) for Buckinghamshire and are leading on the development of the Local Skills Improvement Plan. BBF is led by a Board of local business leaders whose organisations operate across a diverse range of sectors, employee numbers and turnover levels. One of the primary objectives of BBF is to promote business growth and to support a thriving economy. BBF amplifies the voice of the business community within Buckinghamshire and currently has over 15,000 businesses (of the 32,000 in the county – over 47%) engaged with its activities. 65.2% of private sector employment in Buckinghamshire is within businesses who are engaged with BBF.
You can show your support for a state-of-the-art film making facility by uploading a supportive representation on the portal (please access the link in the comments). If you would like assistance drafting a personal letter of support, or are just interested in finding out more please email support@marlow.film
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