West Worcestershire MP Harriett Baldwin has welcomed another growing business to Malvern Hills Science Park signalling even more business confidence across the town. Harriett was invited to formally open the new office of AACE which has taken space at the science park on Geraldine Road as well as offices in Bristol and Oxford. The company, which authors technical publications as well as offering support for a range of aviation clients, has recruited staff who worked at Dytecna to operate out of the new Malvern office. Harriett commented: “I was delighted to be asked to open AACE’s latest office and celebrate the company’s success. “It is really heartening to see local people with great skills carrying on their valuable work in Malvern, following the closure of Dytecna. “More and more companies are choosing to be located at the heart of Malvern in a vibrant cluster of small business and I hope that the company goes from strength to strength.” AACE’s Gaynor Hussey added: “It was a great pleasure to host MP Harriett Baldwin at our office opening ceremony in the Malvern Hills Science Park. “The team were delighted to brief her on the Technical Publication capabilities that can be delivered from Malvern and our qualified authors and illustrators showed her how they create and maintain technical documentation to exacting standards.” Photo: Harriett Baldwin MP (centre) cuts the ribbon at AACE’s Malvern office with (l-r) company owners Gaynor and Lynette Hussey.