GSK aims to expand its Stevenage facility to create one of the largest life sciences sites in Europe.
Drugs giant GlaxoSmithKline is set to create up to 5,000 new jobs as part of a plan to build one of the largest life sciences sites in Europe.
Stevenage is already one of GSK's two global hubs, and hosts the UK's largest work into cell and gene therapy. "The past 18 months has shown the UK life sciences sector at its best and the UK has recently unveiled an ambitious 10-year vision for the UK life sciences sector," said GSK senior vice president Tony Wood.
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