Archive for January, 2010

Gatwick Serviced Offices 80 Per Cent Full Within 12 Months

Gatwick Serviced Offices: Two major new occupiers have signed for a total of 128 workstations at Orega’s Beehive business centre near Gatwick airport in West Sussex, taking the building to 80% occupancy within a year of its opening. Continue reading ‘Gatwick Serviced Offices 80 Per Cent Full Within 12 Months’

Orega Serviced Offices Get Three New Staff Members

High-end serviced office provider Orega has made three new strategic appointments to support the continued expansion of its business centres across the UK.

Phil Perchard has joined as head of sales, Jean Eustace as director of operations and Jessica Cox as marketing manager. All three roles are newly created and reflect significantly increased activity by Orega in the last 12 months. Continue reading ‘Orega Serviced Offices Get Three New Staff Members’

BCA Criticises Abrubt Serviced Office Closure in Scotland

The abrupt closure of a serviced office in Scotland, giving occupiers just 10 days’ notice, has been roundly criticised by the Business Centre Association, which states that companies will experience better standards of conduct at its member locations throughout the UK. Continue reading ‘BCA Criticises Abrubt Serviced Office Closure in Scotland’

Regus Arch Rival Servcorp Opens Serviced Offices in London

Serviced Offices in London: Regus’ arch rival Servcorp, the world’s second largest serviced office operator, arrives in London!It is located at the highly sought after sparkling new Dashwood House Tower. The floor-to-ceiling glass building provides a spectacular vista across the city. Looking at the Dashwood House building from Liverpool Street station, just 50 yards away, you know a new landmark has been created on Old Broad Street in the centre of the city. Continue reading ‘Regus Arch Rival Servcorp Opens Serviced Offices in London’

BCA Suggests Workspace Partnership Solution to Meet Pre Budget Aim

The Business Centre Association (BCA) has called for local authorities to enter into public/private partnerships with its members to run flexible workspace or to sell off under-performing local authority-run business centres in line with the government’s pre-Budget aim to cut costs and raise money from its property estate. The BCA says such moves would encourage more private sector development of business centres in the UK to support the burgeoning SME (small and medium-sized enterprises) sector*, which would in turn create greater employment and regeneration opportunities. They could additionally attract more inward investment through the provision of flexible satellite office space for new or growing SMEs from overseas. Continue reading ‘BCA Suggests Workspace Partnership Solution to Meet Pre Budget Aim’