Towngate plc has welcomed two new tenants to its landmark Parkview House in Brighouse, West Yorkshire \u2013 including the world-renowned Clifton and Lightcliffe Subscription Band Association, which has relocated for the first time in almost a century.<\/p>\n
The move marks a significant milestone for the 186-year-old brass band, which has taken an 820 sq ft suite on the second floor of the refurbished property. The relocation follows the redevelopment of the group\u2019s long-term base in Bailiff Bridge, where it had been rooted since the 1930s.<\/p>\n
The band \u2013 established in 1838 and recognised internationally for its performances across Europe and the United States \u2013 now benefits from a purpose-designed space including rehearsal areas, instrument storage and meeting facilities, within the wider Woodvale Office Park complex.<\/p>\n
Jane Clay, secretary of the Clifton and Lightcliffe Subscription Band Association, said: \u201cAfter almost a century in our previous home, finding the right new space was crucial. Parkview House offers everything we need to support both our senior and B band, as well as accommodate our instruments, uniforms, and over 2,000 sets of music.<\/p>\n
\u201cTowngate and the Smith family have been incredibly supportive throughout the process \u2013 it\u2019s a fantastic setting for the next chapter in our band\u2019s story.\u201d<\/p>\n
Also joining Parkview House is award-winning financial advisory firm Cream Financial Solutions, which has taken a 2,040 sq ft ground-floor suite on a five-year lease. The Wolverhampton-headquartered business, which operates three regional branches, says its new Brighouse base represents a key part of its northern expansion strategy.<\/p>\n
Parkview House \u2013 a former 19th-century silk mill \u2013 forms part of Woodvale Office Park, a sympathetically restored development combining period architecture with modern workspace. The site offers easy access to the M62 corridor and Brighouse railway station.<\/p>\n
Julia Ford, marketing manager at Towngate plc, said: \u201cThese two lettings really demonstrate the breadth of Parkview House\u2019s appeal \u2013 from a historic community band with international prestige to a dynamic financial firm in growth mode.<\/p>\n
\u201cTowngate is proud to support both heritage and enterprise within Yorkshire\u2019s evolving business landscape. Parkview House is a great example of how we can preserve the region\u2019s industrial past while offering flexible, high-quality commercial space for the future.\u201d<\/p>\n
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