North London:
Home to national and international companies such as Nortel Networks, Coca-cola Enterprises, Lombard Trinity Finance, and GE Lighting, North London is a major contributor to the economy of the Capital. In contrast to Central London, manufacturing businesses play an important roll in the North London economy. These include companies involved in the likes of printing, furniture manufacture, textiles, metal manufacturing, engineering and telecommunications.

A variety of business development sites and generally more attractive property purchase and leasing prices has created an environment for the successful cultivation of smaller enterprises. The Innova Science and Business Park is one such example. It offers in the region of 1.5 million sq ft of state-of-the-art business accommodation in and is close to the M25 orbital motorway. In addition to this and other established projects there are a number of sites ready for development.

Access to major markets from North London is enhanced by its proximity to London Stansted Airport, which connects to around 30 European cities serving in the region of 10 million passengers annually. Locally, links to the City and the Channel Tunnel connection, in addition to the major national transport hubs of London Kings Cross and Euston are both frequent and reliable.