GSK heads to Cambridge with long-awaited positive vibes | Nils Pratley
GSK is to move more than 1,000 of its scientists to its new Cambridge research and development centre. Illustration: GSKView image in fullscreenGSK is to move more than 1,000 of its scientists to its new Cambridge research and development centre. That was the painful tale of how AstraZeneca, frustrated by indecision in the Treasury, cancelled its intended £450m expansion of a vaccine plant in Speke in Liverpool.In reality, GSK’s investment in Britain is a specific one in Cambridge.
- ▪GSK is to move more than 1,000 of its scientists to its new Cambridge research and development centre.
- ▪Illustration: GSKView image in fullscreenGSK is to move more than 1,000 of its scientists to its new Cambridge research and development centre.
- ▪That was the painful tale of how AstraZeneca, frustrated by indecision in the Treasury, cancelled its intended £450m expansion of a vaccine plant in Speke in Liverpool.In reality, GSK’s investment in Britain is a specific one in Cambridge.
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GSK is to move more than 1,000 of its scientists to its new Cambridge research and development centre. Illustration: GSKView image in fullscreenGSK is to move more than 1,000 of its scientists to its new Cambridge research and development centre. Illustration: GSKNils Pratley on financePharmaceuticals industryGSK heads to Cambridge with long-awaited positive vibes Nils PratleyPharmaceutical company’s move to new £400m research centre accompanied by encouraging news for shareholdersTue 28 Jul 2026 13.35 EDTLast modified on Tue 28 Jul 2026 13.50 EDTShare“A vote of confidence in British business,” trumpeted Andy Burnham, seizing the political gift of GSK splashing out £400m on a shiny new research and development centre in Cambridge.For positive vibes, it definitely beats the early pharma…
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