It’s so easy to be sustainable. From buying vintage gifts to making your own wrapping paper and planting trees instead of digging them up, we’ve gathered together eight ways to still have a fabulous time, but to do it in a guilt-free fashion. Think of it as your present to planet earth.

Consumer psychology refers to the processes used by clients and customers to select, purchase, use and discard products and services. In the business world, it helps firms improve their products, services and marketing strategies in order to bolster sales. Consumer psychology is a growing discipline, fuelled by corporate interest and corporate-backed studies.

Investing your own money into your business is an option taken by many entrepreneurs. There are a number of ways to invest – from savings and remortgages to selling valuable assets.

Left it a little too late for Secret Santa? All good – we’re here to help you score a great last-minute gift for your workmate, friend or relative that’s not just people-pleasing, but sometimes planet-pleasing too.

At Workspace, we know that businesses need their own space. Not just any space, but a place to be creative, design, collaborate – space to make your own.

Workspace has been a champion of small and medium businesses since the 1980’s, continually providing homes to some of the capital’s most exciting and fast-growing SMEs.

Workspace Fleet Street is a remarkable period building that’s been refurbished to create an epic business hub on London’s iconic publishing street. With sophistication put first and foremost throughout, there’s also a tonne of history behind this central London location.

In this guide to commercial property usage, we will explain the different commercial property types across London and what they mean for you business.

First things first, you’ll find this prestigious grand building in the heart of Notting Hill by West London’s Ladbroke Grove. Pall Mall’s name comes from the historical space’s former life as a furniture depository which was built in 1901. It still very much looks the part though, complete with its original sign and period facade, all of which make for a pretty impressive place to work from.