Is London 2012 a waste of money, or a great chance to stimulate a struggling economy?

by Ben Neale 1st August 2010

Is your glass half empty of half full?
Will the London 2012 Olympics prove to be  a colossal waste of money, when we can least afford it, or a great opportunity to stimulate a struggling economy, when it needs it most?
The UK economy has had a very bumpy ride over the past couple of years, and [...]

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Choosing the right location for your new London office

by Michael Fraser 28th July 2010

Location, Location Location!
Choosing the right location for your London office space can be a daunting prospect, particularly if your knowledge of the city is skin deep. Sometimes your initial instincts are spot on, but often a more in depth knowledge of what’s available elsewhere will lead to a change of heart.
Using a London Office agent [...]

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How to find a small office in the West End of London

by Ian Kitchener 27th July 2010

Acquiring a small office space in the West End of London can be a real pain…..
Essentially you have two main options, serviced, or conventional office space:
Serviced Offices in London
If you search for an London office on Google, you are likely to end up deluged with a huge response from serviced office providers and lots of [...]

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FindaLondonOffice Relaunched!

by Ben Neale 21st July 2010

We’ve been working very hard over the past few months to completely revamp FindaLondonOffice. If we’ve done our job properly, you’ll find that the new website is a lot more user-friendly and easy to navigate.
Our London office directory – for both conventional and serviced office space – is now updated on a daily basis, so [...]

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Big Government Cuts impact on London Office Space?

by Michael Fraser 19th July 2010

As the government marches ahead in the search for cuts in expenditure, many are considering the knock-on effects such as increased unemployment- a very valid point.
But with each cut, there will be other things are affected. Take the cut in schools expenditure. A huge disappointment for pupils, parents and all those directly involved in the [...]

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Why London’s 2012 Olympics will be a success

by Bruce Hazelton 16th July 2010

I have seen and heard much speculation over the 2012 Olympics in the media since Boris Johnson accepted the Olympic torch on behalf of the United Kingdom at the end of the 2008 Olympics in China.  For some unknown reason, all too much of it is negative.
There is something about the psyche of the UK [...]

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London and beyond – observations of a property expert

by Ian Kitchener 15th July 2010

I have lived and worked in London for 2 decades and I must say, I like it loads. I know we suffer from congestion and houses cost a fortune, but London is worth the trouble because it is a genuine world class City. It is a great place to do business, has full exposure to [...]

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