Recent Posts by Prime Office Space

Prime Office Space offers comprehensive listings of serviced, managed and conventional offices at prime locations throughout London and the UK. Our advanced search tools make finding serviced offices, managed office space and business centre accommodation easier than ever. Click a location or use the search form to find your perfect office space, or call us on 0800 1444 888 and we will be happy to help!
Connect with the author via: Google+

How Large Corporations Are Changing The Way They Think About Flexible Workspaces

Posted on March 23, 2017

Until very recently, the concept of flexible workspace was perceived as a niche sector of the commercial property market that mainly catered to freelancers, remote workers, and small start-ups. However, this understanding of flexible workspace seems no longer accurate in view of recent trends that show how this type of office space is becoming increasingly attractive to large corporations. In a relatively short period of time, we have witnessed how blue-chip corporations like HSBC, KPGM, and Microsoft have acquired flexible workspace in London and incorporated it into an important part of their corporate culture. Since 2012, more than 4.5 million … Read More

Tagged , , ,

Is Dublin Becoming a Serious Challenger to London in Regards to Office Space?

Posted on February 21, 2017

Soon after the EU referendum vote, the Irish capital began making headlines as eyes turned westwards and Dublin emerged as a potential prime destination for companies considering relocating their London offices elsewhere in the EU. In fact, Dublin is already home to some large corporates in many high-value sectors, such as Citibank, Bank of America, JP Morgan, Google, LinkedIn, and Facebook. Many of these companies (and others who are contemplating a possible relocation to Dublin) have chosen to be based here given key benefits like low corporation rates, a transparent and highly competitive tax structure, and flexible labour laws. Moreover, … Read More

Tagged , , , , ,

The Titanic Quarter – Future Projects

Posted on January 7, 2017

The Titanic Quarter involves a master plan that will see the development of 185 acres of waterfront land in Belfast over the next three decades. With planning permission in place for some four million square feet, the development project will see new spaces for work and living emerge in coming years. In addition to developing a Media Campus and extending the Financial Services Campus, the site will see new leisure and tourism projects that will draw residents and visitors to the city. Home to over a hundred companies and more than 4,000 workers, the Titanic Quarter continues to grow in … Read More

Tagged , ,

How to get your Business Ready for Christmas

Posted on November 30, 2016

Preparing for Christmas entails a lot of planning to ensure offices are not short-staffed or important documents delayed because of the holiday. The season is a busy time of the year, when businesses experience changes to their own operations, from upticks in activity to significant slowdowns due to clients and others taking time off to enjoy the holiday. Office Closures during Christmas Many employees ask for time off around Christmas to spend time with their family and friends, go on a holiday, or attend religious services. At the same time, Christmas can pose several unique challenges including increased or decreased … Read More

Tagged , , , ,

Heart of Slough Regeneration Project

Posted on October 3, 2016

For several years, the town of Slough has been one of the most productive and dynamic business hubs in the South of England. This Berkshire town boasts higher-than-average business birth rates and benefits from as strategic location along the M4 corridor and within easy reach of London (1). What is the Heart of Slough Regeneration Project? The Heart of Slough Regeneration Project is a large-scale urban development plan that was created to capitalise on the town’s strengths and to attract higher levels of investment to this part of Berkshire (2). Overview of the Heart of Slough Project: Rationale and Context … Read More

Barnsley Regeneration Project

Posted on August 17, 2016

Barnsley was once an industrial town with thriving coal mining and glassmaking industries. The South Yorkshire town is now at the centre of regeneration efforts. In 2002, Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council launched a regeneration programme designed to revitalise the town centre with an improved transport interchange, a new digital media centre, along with new offices and apartments. With its strategic location along the M1 corridor, the town’s business parks have also spurred job growth. In an effort to further develop the local economy, the Barnsley Town Centre Regeneration Project will add approximately 35,000 square metres of new retail and leisure … Read More

Tagged ,

Midlands Engine Regeneration Project

Posted on July 28, 2016

The Midlands in the heart of the UK represents an important economic region for future growth. From 2011 to 2015, there were 880 foreign direct investment projects in the region alone. This represents a quarter of foreign direct investment into the UK according to the Regeneration Investment Organisation (RIO), which is part of UK Trade & Investment (UKTI). International companies are investing in the Midlands thanks to excellent transport links that include three international airports (East Midlands, Birmingham and Luton). There are also no less than 27 universities in the region that offer businesses a strong talent pool and resources. … Read More

Tagged , , ,

Health and Safety in the Workplace – New Regulations and Tougher Fines

Posted on June 15, 2016

In February 2016, the Health and Safety Executive announced that a series of changes had been made to health and safety law in the workplace. The new rules are mainly directed at business owners who fail to enforce the applicable health and safety standards in the workplace, and therefore have the objective of ensuring compliance across the board. In this post we take a look at the ins and outs of the new rules and at how business owners can ensure they comply with them and avoid penalties. What do the recent HSE changes entail? The main thing to note … Read More

Tagged , ,

Workplace Trends for 2016

Posted on May 23, 2016

2016 is set to bring about important changes in workplaces around the world. This article summarises the most important trends expected to be implemented across the workplace. Technology For several years, technology has been playing a transformative role changing the workplace landscape. More recently, there has been a focus on using technology to improve employees’ engagement and to facilitate repetitive tasks, boosting productivity and facilitating empowerment. Technology is being used to change internal processes and to redefine work standards, and this year we can expect to see a tendency towards bringing technology in during the initial stages of every new … Read More

Tagged , , ,

Regeneration Project: Worcester Growth Corridor

Posted on February 24, 2016

The Worcester Growth Corridor is a planned commercial and industrial development that will serve as a gateway for the city. Currently in early stages in development, the new economic corridor will focus on the manufacturing sector with the goal of supporting and attracting technology-rich manufacturing companies. The corridor will tap into local skills in information technology (IT), defence and cyber sectors. The development will also help position the city as a first rate Cathedral City, furthering Worcester’s role as a centre for business, commerce and shopping. Overview of the Worcester Growth Corridor Located between junctions 6 and 7 of the … Read More