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The Phoenix Centre

The Phoenix CentreThe Phoenix Centre, independently housed within York St John University’s main campus in the centre of York, opened its doors in April 2009 to provide affordable space for new creative and IT-based ventures, with access to specialist technical facilities and sector-specific business support, mentoring and training.

Business can occupy space in the Centre for a maximum of one year and spaces are offered at a minimal monthly cost. In addition to successful applicants benefiting from extremely affordable, well-serviced business premises, the Centre also offers prime access to specialist support and facilities, with optimal opportunities for networking and collaboration.

 

Latest news from the Phoenix Centre

  • SONA Deliver Social Workshops at Bootcamp

    Phoenixer Jo Blackburn of SONA Marketing has really flexing her Social Media muscle recently. Not content with delivering her own set of workshops around North Yorkshire but she’s been picked to deliver at a forthcoming business start-up bootcamp, to boot! There are still a few places left for the 4-day residential bootcamp, which also includes [...]

  • Phoenix Tenant is Test Town Finalist

    TestTown 2013 is an initiative designed to make truly original uses for Britain’s town centres – things that will excite people to think differently and positively about their local high streets. Ceasing the challenge with great enthusiasm is York St John Product Design Graduate, and Phoenix business tenant, David Turner of Scruffy Dog Design. His innovative [...]

  • Moments in Time – Snooker World Championships 2013

    Frozen moments in time with an intriguing hint of movement. A feature to explain how time passes between sessions for the finalists in the World Snooker Final. Produced by Tony Davies, Concept and Editing by Peter Wiggins and shot by Colin Nuttall, Mark Pert and Tom Adair on Canon 5DMk11. How did they do it? [...]