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Office Requirements: Office Planning

Posted on August 15, 2014

Prime Office Space has compiled a series of guides to help you with all your Office Requirements needs including Office Planning, Office Equipment, Communications Equipment, Office Furniture, Computer Software, Computer Equipment and Office Supplies. This first week we will be looking at: Office Planning The workplace environment should be functional and ergonomic and provide balance in the body and the brain. The following suggestions can help you make the best use of your office space. Maximum utilisation of workspace is very important for good business flow. Several industry studies conclude that the daily average maximum utilisation rate of workspace is around 48%. … Read More

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Advice Guide for New Business Start Ups in the UK

Posted on August 1, 2014

The first step for a business start up is to develop a realistic idea, which can turn into a profitable product or service. In the UK, there are four different support groups, for England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and the Wales, which provide help with developing new business ideas. Additionally, you need to protect your intellectual property and register your business as a sole trader, limited company or business partnership. The following are steps to follow for a new business start up in the UK. Targeting the right audience For a business idea to turn into a profitable venture, you need … Read More

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The UK Government’s Economic Policy

Posted on July 25, 2014

The financial crisis of 2008 uncovered an unstable model of economic growth in the UK, which was based on unsuccessful policies of government borrowing. The UK debt has increased massively, doubling to more than GBP1tn in the period 2008-2013, mainly due to the financial crisis and subsequent recession. The UK government’s main economic goals are economic growth, low inflation, low unemployment and fair distribution of income. To achieve these goals the UK government implements: (1) fiscal policy to control government spending and taxation, (2) monetary policy to control the cost of borrowing and the interest rates and (3) proper legislation … Read More

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The UK Office Market So Far In 2014

Posted on July 18, 2014

This year, the UK’s commercial property market has many reasons to celebrate. Activity has been expanding at its fastest rates since the beginning of the year, and performance ratings hit the 30.7 per cent mark in June. The figures are particularly encouraging for the office market, which has been expanding for 22 consecutive months. Office activity levels across the UK have exceeded the 35 per cent mark for the first time in years. So how exactly is the UK’s office market doing so far and what are the key figures that prospective occupiers should keep in mind? Find all the … Read More

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The UK Economy so far in 2014

Posted on July 11, 2014

According to a recent report published by PricewaterhouseCoopers, the British economy is set to become the world’s fifth largest by 2020. For the time being, the UK economy is certainly on its way to recovery following a long and severe period of recession, and growth indicators are evident across a large number of industries nationwide. But how exactly is the British economy doing during 2014? In this post we take a look at some interesting figures on this matter. Sound economic recovery is well underway At the end of 2013, economic analysts at the British Chambers of Commerce raised the … Read More

The Best Ways to Make your Office more Comfortable and Inspiring

Posted on June 20, 2014

Nowadays, many employees consider that the office is something like a second home. Throughout their working lives, average office employees in the United Kingdom will spend more than 99,000 hours at the workplace, and the figures can quickly add up once you start taking into account overtime. In view of the above, it only makes sense that caring office managers and others in managerial positions may want to ensure that their office environment is as comfortable and inspiring as it can be. Although some may see this as a costly and unnecessary investment, the truth is that a little effort … Read More

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How To Plan An Office Move

Posted on June 6, 2014

An office relocation is something that many business owners have to consider at some point, whether they are in the process of expanding the company or moving to a new area. The complexity and risks associated with an office move should not be underestimated. Changing offices can be as stressful and delicate as going through a merger or appointing a new CEO. Yet, there is no reason to be alarmed, as there are various things you can do to ensure that your office move is successful. Below you will find some sound advice on how to make the transition as … Read More

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The Favourite Cities to Work in Within the UK

Posted on May 29, 2014

In the increasingly globalised world we live in, it has become common for professionals to relocate to a new city in search of better career opportunities. There are many factors that need to be considered when choosing a new home base, but over the years, a number of UK cities have profiled themselves as the best destinations for working professionals. Career opportunities and good quality of life are no longer centralised in or around London, so take a look at our list of the top British cities to live and work in and at everything they have to offer. Milton … Read More

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The Changing Face of UK Cities: Glasgow

Posted on May 9, 2014

A Look at Glasgow’s Changing Demographic Profile Although Edinburgh is Scotland’s official capital, Glasgow has by far the region’s largest population. According to data published in December 2013 by the National Records of Scotland office, Glasgow has a total population of just over 595,000 people. This means that the city is home to approximately 11 per cent of the Scottish population. Glasgow’s demographic make-up has certainly changed over the years. During the early 20th century the city attracted many Eastern and Southern European immigrants. The city’s population (along with its boundaries) increased considerably during the first few decades of the … Read More

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The Benefits of Serviced Office Space

Posted on April 25, 2014

Serviced offices can help businesses thrive, especially smaller businesses that have limited finances and want a cost-effective and professional space to operate. Whether as a temporary space or for longer-term use, serviced office spaces are often attractive to start-up and newer businesses, especially smaller businesses. The following outlines a few of the benefits that serviced office accommodation can offer businesses. Simplified Expenses A serviced office space simplifies budgets with a single bill. These types of offices typically offer an all-inclusive bill each month. The single bill covers a range of expenses, including rent, shared support services, office maintenance, heating and … Read More

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