We’re pleased to spread the good news that one of our close neighbours, Uxbridge College have opened a brand new IT training and test centre. The InfinIT Training Centre is based at their Hayes Campus and will provide a range of classroom based, short intensive courses including CompTIA, Cisco, Microsoft and Red Hat for businesses and individuals. Read more
Welcoming new occupiers
Monday, January 19th, 2015
We are thrilled to announce the arrival of three new businesses to The Old Vinyl Factory in Hayes today. Joining existing occupiers in The Shipping Building on 10 year leases will be: leading consumer electronics brand SONOS; internet service provider Host Europe Group (HEG); and IT solutions company CHAMP Cargosystems. Read more
Strike a pose!
Saturday, November 8th, 2014
The Old Vinyl Factory provided a striking backdrop for a young upcoming fashion designer today. Sustainable fashion designer Catherine Hudson used our Hayes site to photograph her ‘Raw Canvas’ menswear collection. Read more
A DASH of celebration at TOVF for local charity
Thursday, October 2nd, 2014
Disablement Association Hillingdon (DASH) celebrated their 30th Anniversary at The Old Vinyl Factory today with games, food, dancing and socialising. Formed in 1984 the charity work with adults, young people and children, regardless of disability, age or cultural background. Read more
Hub deal for more new homes at TOVF
Monday, September 22nd, 2014
After contracts were exchanged with HUB in July on the development of 213 new homes at The Old Vinyl Factory, the £8m deal is now complete. HUB is a development company incubated by the founders of Squarestone – Tim Barlow and Robert Sloss. They will re-submit detailed plans for The Boiler House and Material Store elements of the scheme Read more
Cover Star
Thursday, July 24th, 2014
The Old Vinyl Factory is the cover star of the new investment magazine, Hillingdon. To launch the business publication by 3Fox International we held a party in The Old Vinyl Factory Gallery with local business delegates including Cabinet member for Community, Commerce and Regeneration, Douglas Mills. The magazine highlights and celebrates the regeneration progress and future investment opportunities across the borough and the print mag is accompanied by a website and quarterly email news bulletin service. Read more