Currently the broker offers a comprehensive website with listings covering 95% of Serviced Office properties within the UK.  They also offer advice and guidance on Conventional, Virtual and Managed lease solutions as well as on rental opportunities across the International Marketplace. Taking an independent stance within the industry, Easy Offices continually strive to find the best option to suit the needs of their clients whilst maintaining a long-standing reputation for great customer service.

The introductory paragraph of the new site promises the reader “news from the inside”.  As well as utilising the most up-to-date in market-related press releases, the broker will be drawing on a number of private resources direct from within the industry.  Updates on the latest in business deals, centre openings and hot offers will be coming straight from the people who work for and within the Serviced Office market, providing readers with first hand knowledge and experience from the people who really know their stuff!

To visit the Easy Offices Global News Feed Site please click here.

Having Mayfair on your letterhead helps to give your business an international presence which is why former Prime Minister Tony Blair took a ten year lease in Grosvenor Square last year while he works on the peace project in Palestine and Israel on behalf of the Quartet. Home to some of the best hotels in London including The Connaught, Claridge’s, The Hilton, The Dorchester and The Grosvenor House, there are plenty of places to entertain your clients with a wide range of top restaurants available including Le Gavroche, Alain Ducasse and Gordon Ramsay at Claridges. Mayfair is a fantastic place to do business in the capital.

For more information on serviced offices in Mayfair try these sites;

Quick Offices, Last Minute Offices, Simply Offices, Offices 365

Philip Grace, UBC Managing Director, commented: “We have been looking for a second location in Milton Keynes to complement our existing head office location in Midsummer Boulevard.  The Crownhill site provides everything we are looking for: excellent location, transport links and private parking with the ability to convert the entire building to serviced office space. 

Businesses in Milton Keynes have had to choose between city-centre, high-price premium office-space with no free parking or out of town developments.  UBC Crownhill adds a new dimension to the mix of office space on offer in the city, providing prestigious premises with private parking in a central location at affordable prices and on flexible terms.”

Greg Heywood added: “The serviced office market has continued to grow not only in Milton Keynes, but across the UK.  This new joint venture with UBC gives us a foothold in the market whilst providing entry level access to our developments for smaller businesses.”

The Wilky Group, owners of Parallel Business Centres, have added their support to the Help For Heroes Campaign. More than 40 business leaders attended a breakfast briefing at its Parallel Business Centre, Fetcham Park House near Leatherhead to hear Lt Colonel Simon Butt’s graphic description of combat in Afghanistan. During a six-month tour of duty as a company commander in Helmand Province, his men of B Company The 2^nd Battalion Mercians (WFR) were in almost daily contact with the enemy, fighting in 50 Deg. C temperatures while carrying 80lb of kit.

Unfortunately, from the company two men were killed and several seriously injured; one of whom is currently attending the UK’s only military rehabilitation centre, Headley Court in Surrey. The charity, Help for Heroes, aims to raise £10m by October 1. Having already hit its £6m target to provide a swimming pool and gym for Headley Court, one of its next objectives is to support casualties once they have recovered. Richard Fell, the coordinating fundraiser for Surrey, said: “The next step is to help them make the transition to their new military or civilian lives. We hope business will contribute its expertise, provide job opportunities, offer sponsorship or encourage staff to organise fund-raisers. While an injury might have changed or closed one chapter of someone’s life it can, with assistance, open a new one. Today’s wounded soldier may be tomorrow’s successful entrepreneur.” The Wilky Group plans to repeat the event at several other locations to give Help For Heroes a chance to develop its business support network.

Transport links are excellent and Liverpool Street station handles over 123 million passengers a year through it’s four tube lines (Central, Hammersmith & City, Circle and Metropolitan) while the mainline routes include Chingford, Norwich, Peterborough and Stansted Airport. If you are looking for serviced office space in Liverpool Street you can watch a video of the area here.

Commenting on the move, Tim said “Over the next six months my main focus will be concentrating on bringing on the right personnel, maximising revenue and consolidating processes as UBC grows.  I intend to fully embrace my role and look forward to the challenge.” Philip Grace, Managing Director at United Business Centres added: “We are delighted that we have Tim on board.  Tim brings a dynamic and fast moving pace to the business which will suit the company well.  His knowledge and experience in property sales will benefit UBC hugely and his plans for improving processes and implementing new procedures are going to be advantageous for the company”.

Owen Napier, Commercial Director at Computeam, said: “We have traditionally worked with schools in Liverpool, providing IT support services on a contract basis.  As we have expanded our remit to include more strategic consultancy and training, we felt it was essential to move into prestigious premises that conveyed the right company image.  The professional meeting and conference facilities at UBC Liverpool are perfect for client meetings and training courses.  Plus we are supported by reception staff and the whole UBC team, creating a great first impression for our clients.”  Jane Erasmus, Business Centre Manager for UBC Liverpool, added: “It’s great that Owen and his team are the first to occupy the centre.  We are particularly pleased that they will be making full use of our conference and meeting facilities, something which is a real asset to our client occupiers.”