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In page Wellcome Sanger Institute:

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In 1993 the then 17 Sanger Centre staff moved into temporary laboratory space at Hinxton Hall in Cambridgeshire.[1] This 55-acre (220,000 m2) site was to become the Wellcome Genome Campus, which has a growing population of around 1300 staff, approximately 900 of whom work at the Sanger Institute.[2] The Genome Campus also includes the Wellcome Trust Conference Centre[3] and the European Bioinformatics Institute. A major extension of the campus was officially opened in 2005;[4] the buildings accommodate new laboratories, a data centre and staff amenities.[5] In discussing the name of the centre, Sanger (still alive when the centre was opened) told John Sulston, the founding director, that the centre "had better be good." Sulston commented, "I rather wished I hadn’t asked."[6]