Global workspace provider Regus has further expanded its UK presence in the past few weeks, opening six new business centres in various locations across the UK. The newly-opened centres are located in: Lewisham, Redhill, Birmingham, Leeds and Liverpool’s Mann Island and Derby Square. Each new centre offers Regus’ signature diverse blend of workspace, designed to […]
Global workspace provider Regus has further expanded its UK presence in the past few weeks, opening six new business centres in various locations across the UK.
The newly-opened centres are located in: Lewisham, Redhill, Birmingham, Leeds and Liverpool’s Mann Island and Derby Square.
Each new centre offers Regus’ signature diverse blend of workspace, designed to accommodate a range of different usage patterns. This includes: co-working space, serviced offices of various sizes, virtual office services and meeting rooms available to book for as little as an hour.
Globally, the workspace provider now has a presence spanning more than 100 countries, having recently opened its first centre in Luanda, Angola.
Richard Morris, UK CEO, Regus comments: “Our latest group of openings is a testament to the increasing demand for flexible workspace across the UK as more and more firms become aware of the productivity and staff wellbeing benefits of a more agile work model. We remain committed to extending our offering to cater to this growing demand.”
Global workspace provider Regus has further expanded its UK presence in the past few weeks, opening six new business centres in various locations across the UK.
The newly-opened centres are located in: Lewisham, Redhill, Birmingham, Leeds and Liverpool’s Mann Island and Derby Square.
Each new centre offers Regus’ signature diverse blend of workspace, designed to accommodate a range of different usage patterns. This includes: co-working space, serviced offices of various sizes, virtual office services and meeting rooms available to book for as little as an hour.
Globally, the workspace provider now has a presence spanning more than 100 countries, having recently opened its first centre in Luanda, Angola.
Richard Morris, UK CEO, Regus comments: “Our latest group of openings is a testament to the increasing demand for flexible workspace across the UK as more and more firms become aware of the productivity and staff wellbeing benefits of a more agile work model. We remain committed to extending our offering to cater to this growing demand.”
