A new chapter for Helston’s business community has begun with the opening of a purpose-built hub aimed at bringing freelancers, entrepreneurs and local businesses together under one roof.
After 13 years of supporting businesses across Cornwall, Kernow Accountancy has reinvested £750,000 into its future by funding a purpose-built premises at the Water-Ma-Trout Industrial Estate.
More than just a relocation, the move also marks the launch of Kernow Hub, a new co-working space created to bring together local freelancers, small businesses and entrepreneurs under one roof to collaborate, share ideas and grow.
The building, described as bright, airy and purpose-built, has been designed as a welcoming environment where ideas can grow, connections can form and businesses can access the support they need. (Image: Kernow Accountancy)
The new hub was officially welcomed to Helston at an opening event last week, with the Mayor of Helston, Councillor Nicola Boase, cutting the ribbon. Local businesses, start-ups, entrepreneurs and residents also attended to find out more about Kernow House and the Kernow Hub.
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The building, described as bright, airy and purpose-built, has been designed as a welcoming environment where ideas can grow, connections can form, and businesses can access the support they need. The hub offers flexible working areas, meeting spaces and a friendly setting for collaboration, learning and growth.
One of the rooms (Image: Kernow Accountancy)
“It has been built with community at its heart and is all about supporting local enterprise in Helston and beyond,” said Zoe Simmonds, Director of Kernow Accountancy.
“The aim is to create a space where people feel welcome, supported and confident to take the next step in their business journey.”
Kernow House and the Kernow Hub will officially open their doors to the public on Monday, February 2. Local businesses, entrepreneurs and anyone curious are invited to drop in, take a look around, book a tour and enjoy a relaxed chat over a cuppa.
The new hub was officially welcomed to Helston at an opening event last week, with the Mayor of Helston, Councillor Nicola Boase, cutting the ribbon. (Image: Kernow Accountancy)
“Whether you’re just starting out, growing your business or simply want to connect with other local people, the doors are open,” Zoe added.
For more information, to book a tour or to find out how the Kernow Hub can support your business, email info@kernow.ltd
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