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Health and Safety: New Regulations for 2015
The world of health and safety is always adapting, and with 2015 in full swing, now is the time to look at the latest changes. In addition to the simplification of construction site rules, it is now easier for offices to operate their environmental management systems. Not only that, the first energy savings deadline is due at the end of the year, and health and safety fines are set to increase. Changes to health and safety in construction While health and safety in construction may not affect many office workers, it can impact those who want to expand their business … Read More
Office Requirements: Computer Software
Prime Office Space has compiled a series of guides to help you with all your Office Requirement needs which include Office Planning, Office Equipment, Communications Equipment, Office Furniture, Computer Equipment and Office Supplies. This week we will be looking at: Computer Software Computer software programs run on your computer system and help you manage your business’ database and generate useful reports that portray your business’ performance and position in the industry. Software programs are typically purchased from computer retailers or online, with all the necessary documentation (manual, expiration date and warranty), or can be downloaded directly from the Internet and installed on any compatible PC. … Read More
Manchester Airport for Business Travellers
Read through our business travel guide to one of the busiest airports in Europe to make the most of your next stay at Manchester airport. Business Travel Stats Manchester airport is a record breaker in terms of its size, number of passengers, and the list of destinations that it flies to. The Civil Aviation Authority ranked Manchester as the UK’s third busiest airport, coming closely behind Heathrow and Gatwick. In June 2014, Manchester airport handled more than 16,000 aircraft movements and served over 2 million passengers. Every year, nearly 20 million passengers fly in and out of Manchester to more than … Read More
Pension Auto Enrolment – What do Businesses Need to Know?
All employers must automatically enrol certain staff into a pension scheme and make contributions. Employers are also required to let staff know about the scheme and allow staff to join the scheme voluntarily. Although automatic enrolment is an ongoing responsibility, there are a number of things to keep in mind when getting ready for it. In order to get prepared for automatic enrolment, businesses need to find out their staging date. This date appears on a letter that is sent from The Pensions Regulator, which is the regulator for work-based pension schemes. Alternatively, you can also use your PAYE reference … Read More
UK Office Market Forecast 2015: Global Comparisons
If there is one thing that can be said about the UK’s commercial property market, it is that this sector is finally showing solid signs of recovery. Overall, 2014 was a good year for this sector, which has experienced significant growth in activity levels in pretty much every market sub-sector. In particular, the UK’s office property market has established itself as a global leader following a period marked by contraction after the financial crisis. But is this positive trend here to stay? And what can we expect from the British commercial property market during 2015? In November 2014, real estate … Read More
Tagged commercial property, cre, office market, office rental, office space, uk
Office Rental Market Forecasts and Statistics for 2015
The UK’s office market in perspective: European comparisons The performance and forecasts that apply to global commercial property markets are a useful indicator for the UK’s office market. Below you will find a selection of the most notable trends affecting office properties all over Europe. According to market analysts at Cushman & Wakefield, 80 per cent of the European markets studied are set to experience rental growth during the next 12 months. Of the 21 cities that were included in the study, London tops the list of best-performing office markets in Western Europe. According to the report, the office market … Read More
Legal Aspects of Signing a Commercial Office Space Lease
Finding the right office space at the right price and in the right area is an important step in doing business. Renting is a flexible way of securing an office space, especially for new businesses. A lease agreement typically lasts for several years, so there are a number of important considerations that need to be taken into account when leasing office space. Agreeing to a Lease It is important that you know your rights and responsibilities and recognise where you have flexibility to negotiate. The terms of a lease include the duration and various costs including when and on what … Read More
New VAT Regulations and SME’s
New VAT regulations come into effect in January 2015. Fast becoming known as the “Digital VAT”, for small to medium enterprise (SME) businesses, the VAT regulations mean changes to the pricing aspects of products you sell through the internet. Sale of Telecoms, Broadcasting and Electronic Services Giant consulting firm KMPG reveals 62% of small businesses in the UK are not aware of the changes due to come in. From 1 January, 2015, VAT will be charged on telecoms, broadcasting and E-services by the country where the customer is based, and no longer levied from the geographical location of the supplier of … Read More
Tagged 2015, SME's, UK Tax Law, VAT
Batterseas’s New Covent Garden Regeneration Plan
The Nine Elms area of Battersea in south-west London will be part of a new regeneration plan. Announced in November 2014, the 57-acre project will be developed by a consortium that includes St Modwen Properties, construction firm Vinci and the Covent Garden Market Authority. At the heart of the regeneration plan will be the refurbishment of New Covent Garden. Set to begin construction in spring 2015, the project will include new housing and office space as well as recreation and leisure facilities. The proposal calls for the redevelopment of New Covent Garden, which has received planning permission for an extensive … Read More
Scotland’s Regeneration Strategy
Being one of the UK’s most dynamic and forward-looking areas, Scotland has been increasingly profiling itself as a prosperous business and investment location. The area’s potential has been thoroughly explored by the Scottish Executive, who drafted the ambitious Scotland’s Regeneration Plan in December 2011. So what exactly are the objectives of this master plan for Scotland and how will it impact those who live and work in the area? Take a look at our detailed overview of Scotland’s Regeneration Plan and of its scope. An overview of Scotland’s Regeneration Plan In December 2011, Cabinet Secretary for Infrastructure and Capital Investment … Read More
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