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The Arch Company, a leading provider of space to small businesses, has released a comprehensive report that has found that businesses across its estate contribute £3.3bn to the UK’s economy every year.

The Arch Company unveils Railway Heritage plaque commemorating the redevelopment of four railway arches at Findlater's Corner, London Bridge

We have struck a deal with Asda to take on two of its units in Norton Street, Salford. The supermarket is the first business to confirm space within this row of arches that are set to receive enhancement works. These will begin in summer 2024 to bring them back into use for spring 2025.

We have started work to redevelop four railway arches on America Street, Southwark, following an investment of over £2.5 million to revitalise the units.

We are pleased to announce the reopening of Station Master’s House at Denmark Hill Station, near Camberwell, following a £320,000 refurbishment. Lord Parkinson of Whitley Bay, Minister for Arts and Heritage, officially reopened the site after it lay derelict for 43 years.

We are investing over £1.5 million to revive two derelict Grade II listed railway arches on Crucifix Lane, situated just 400 metres southeast of London Bridge station, creating new spaces for businesses to thrive.

We are investing over £3 million to transform fifteen railway arch spaces between Brayards Road and Consort Road in Peckham into a new place for businesses to thrive.

We have signed terms on a new, larger London Head Office at Watling House, Cannon Street, London, as part of a relocation later this summer.

The Brixton Arches on Atlantic Road will be filled with an immersive multi-disciplinary exhibition for just three days next week. As part of our community engagement, we supported the work of eight artists from the University of Arts London, who have curated a pop-up exhibition. Entitled “Rapture to Reckoning” this will be hosted in the railway arch at 20 Atlantic Road, which forms part of the iconic Brixton Arches.

Ten derelict railway arches in Manchester are to be redeveloped into new destinations for food and drink, leisure and retail businesses to occupy.