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Your Creative & Business Hub in Hinckley
We are a historic mixed-use centre dedicated to fostering creativity and business innovation in the heart of Hinckley, Leicestershire. Originally established in 1722 as a hosiery factory, our Grade II listed building has been redeveloped into a vibrant hub spanning nearly 40,000 square feet. Our mission is to provide a dynamic environment where creative and business communities can thrive through flexible workspace solutions, collaborative facilities, and cultural engagement. Funded by Hinckley & Bosworth Borough Council, we curate a diverse ecosystem of tenants ranging from artists and educators to tech professionals and consultants.

We prioritise community interaction through shared spaces like our public art gallery, caf, and event facilities while maintaining a strong connection to the buildings rich heritage. Our approach combines historical preservation with modern functionality to create an environment where innovation and tradition coexist. We are committed to delivering spaces that not only meet practical needs but also inspire creative and professional growth within the local community.
Services
Serviced Offices Creative Studios Art Gallery Meeting Rooms Caf Event Facilities Gallery Exhibitions Flexible Workspace Community Networking Educational Programs
Highlights and features
  • We offer 40,000 sq ft of flexible workspace tailored for businesses and creatives.
  • Our Grade II listed building combines heritage with modern facilities.
  • We foster collaboration through a diverse community of tenants and events.
  • Our venue hosts art exhibitions and cultural programs for public engagement.
  • Funded by Hinckley & Bosworth Borough Council to support local growth.
Associations and certifications
  • Mental Health England
What people say
Historic charm Vibrant community Flexible workspaces Cultural events Collaborative environment
Services
Serviced Office Spaces
Our fully equipped serviced offices cater to businesses of all sizes, offering scalable solutions in a historic yet modern setting. Tenants benefit from high-speed internet, professional amenities, and access to shared facilities. The spaces are designed to promote productivity while blending the buildings heritage with contemporary functionality.
Creative Studios
Purpose-designed studios provide artists and creatives with adaptable spaces to work and collaborate. Facilities include natural lighting, flexible layouts, and proximity to the on-site art gallery. The environment encourages innovation through interaction with other creatives and cultural events held in the building.
Art Gallery
Our public art gallery showcases rotating exhibitions from local and regional artists, fostering community engagement with contemporary and traditional works. The venue hosts annual open exhibitions and themed shows that reflect diverse artistic perspectives. Visitors can experience free-to-access displays year-round within the buildings historical context.
Event Facilities
Flexible event spaces accommodate conferences, workshops, and social gatherings with capacities tailored to different needs. The facilities include modern audio-visual equipment and are supported by the buildings communal caf for hospitality requirements. These spaces are designed to enhance networking opportunities among tenants and visitors.
Community Networking
We facilitate connections between tenants through curated events, shared break-out areas, and collaborative projects. The diverse tenant base spans industries such as education, design, and technology, creating cross-sector opportunities. This ecosystem strengthens local business ties and promotes collective growth within the creative economy.
People
Stephen Deadman
Contact for Phoenix Learning Centre
Stephen leads the Phoenix Learning Centre at Atkins Building, supporting young people with mental health challenges through tailored educational programs and community integration.
Questions
What facilities does The Atkins Building offer?
We provide serviced offices, creative studios, an art gallery, meeting rooms, a café, and event spaces. The building supports both professional and artistic communities.
What is the history of The Atkins Building?
Originally a hosiery factory established in 1722, the Grade II listed building was redeveloped in 2002 to create a modern hub for businesses and creatives.
How can I rent office space at The Atkins Building?
Contact us via phone or email, or submit an enquiry through our website’s contact form to discuss availability and requirements.
Are there event spaces available for hire?
Yes, we offer flexible event facilities suitable for conferences, workshops, and social gatherings. Enquire for booking details and capacity options.
Is there parking near The Atkins Building?
A Pay-and-Display car park is located opposite the building on Lower Bond Street. Public transport options are also readily accessible.
Does The Atkins Building host art exhibitions?
Yes, our public art gallery hosts rotating exhibitions, including annual open shows and themed collections from local and regional artists.
Reviews (2)
Bernard Greaves
May 29, 2021 Report
A pleasure to see the LGBT+ exhibition. A very good exhibition area and nice coffee bar added to the experience.
Maria Parker
Jun 12, 2016 Report
What a beautiful building, well looked after and maintained, it was a very good choice to have a glass exhibition there with the large windows letting in loads of light. Well done Chris Woolman an excellent choice of venue.