Based in the historic market town of Barnard Castle but with quick access to major transport routes such as the A66, Enterprise House offers businesses of all sizes in the Teesdale area a complete one stop shop for all their business resource needs.
As well as office and virtual office rental, our facilities include hotdesking, a selection of meeting rooms for hour, half day and day hire, a conference suite with audio visual and conferencing facilities and even a cyber café for casual meetings and brainstorming sessions. And our friendly administrative team are always on hand to help both visitors and clients headed up by Lynn Todhunter.
Clients based in our building have been chosen with care to add to the services we offer business visitors, allowing them to access training and advice through Bishop Auckland College plus creative and communication company Radio Teesdale.
At Enterprise House we are continually striving to provide a high level of service to local business, for further information on our Aims & Objectives please click here.
| Lynn Todhunter - Customer Services Manager
I consider myself to be a very fortunate person having been born and raised in the countryside of Teesdale. After leaving college I started work in an accountant's office in the town and spent 16 years preparing accounts and dealing with clients. After a career break to raise my son I joined Enterprise House and have been here since 1998. I am now Customer Services Manager and have an active part in the running of Teesdale Development Company Ltd as Company Secretary. I am the first point of contact for the tenants and any visitors who call at Enterprise House, which I see as a very important role. I try to make sure that their visit has been a pleasant and memorable experience that leaves a lasting impression. Over the years I have seen tenants successfully develop and grow their business; of course, there are some tenants who don't make it, but I will always feel privileged to have been part of their drive and ambition whatever the outcome may be. |
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Sue Hovington - Customer Services Assistant
My family and I moved to Teesdale almost 5 years ago and thoroughly enjoy living here.During my working career, I have worked for a large furniture distributor in sales and marketing, for an electronic security business helping to develop their office and administration systems, and dealing with quality and health and safety matters.
Prior to working here at Enterprise House, I was a health and safety officer for Durham County Council ensuring that work experience placements were safe and suitable for the students of County Durham. I am pleased to be working here at Enterprise House; every day is different as the work is so varied. |
| Alastair Dinwiddie - Chairman
Born in London I grew up in Ireland, Germany and Malaysia before returning to school in Cumbria. I studied engineering at Edinburgh University, and many years later, business at London Business School. I have worked in the oil and instrumentation industries living a nomadic life covering the Middle East, Far East and Europe before returning to the UK in 89 and settling in Teesdale in 92 where I and my family have been based ever since. 14 years in one place, no wonder it feels like home!
I now run Aladin Enterprises Ltd, a business consultancy, working for The Enterprise Agency, Business Link Co Durham, and various local businesses as well as being treasurer of Radio Teesdale. Being a part of a community is very special after spending less than 5 years in any one place; and where better to live and work than Teesdale and Wear Valley. Great people and great environment.
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DIRECTORS OF TEESDALE DEVELOPMENT COMPANY LTD
Mr A Dinwiddie - Private Business Sector
Mr M Guy - Durham County Council
Mr P Harper - Private Business Sector
Mr A Leitch - Retired Business Professional
Mr D McKnight - Private Business Sector
Mrs A Isherwood - Principal Bishop Auckland College
Mrs C Stow - Private Business Sector
Mr P Dixon - Radio Teesdale
Mrs J C Simpson - Private Sector
Councillor Barbara Harrison - Local Councillor
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