David Bailey joined Cllr Darren Rodwell at the announcement of a study backing plans for Barking and Dagenham to host new London film studio.
Barking and Dagenham Council plans to become ‘the next global destination for making blockbuster movies’ by building the first London film and tv studio since Pinewood. It’s thought the potential studio would bring 780 jobs to the local area and give the borough’s economy a £35 million boost.
Be First, the council’s regeneration company, is inviting expressions of interest from businesses and entrepreneurs, saying th
David Bailey joined Cllr Darren Rodwell at the announcement of a study backing plans for Barking and Dagenham to host new London film studio.
Barking and Dagenham Council plans to become ‘the next global destination for making blockbuster movies’ by building the first London film and tv studio since Pinewood. It’s thought the potential studio would bring 780 jobs to the local area and give the borough’s economy a £35 million boost.
Be First, the council’s regeneration company, is inviting expressions of interest from businesses and entrepreneurs, saying they hope phased development could begin as early as end of 2018. The deadline for expressions of interest is 20 December 2017, you can download an information pack on the Be First website or contact Chris Berry or Mark Passer at Lambert Smith Hampton, on 020 7198 2357 or dagenhamstudios@lsh.co.uk
