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The economic hub of the UK, London is a vibrant and innovative environment for New and Growing Companies to thrive. Having a London location for your business creates an air of prestige for your operations, but if you’re planning to relocate your business to London it’s important that you carry out due diligence first to find the best base for your work.

Are you looking to set up or move your business to London? Struggling to know exactly what you need from an office space? We spoke with 10 successful London-based entrepreneurs to understand the specifics they were looking for when moving to Workspace business centres.

Within this guide, we’ll give you the 10 ways to advertise in 2020 for your business. As a New and Growing Company, your marketing budget is unlikely to be a bottomless pit. Nevertheless, ensuring your target demographic are aware of your brand is elementary to the long-term success of your business. Marketing is not something you should take lightly.

For London’s fashion industry a new year means a whole host of new trends to discover.

When initially setting up as a contractor you face a choice. Will you operate through an umbrella company or as a director of your own limited company? Many opt for the latter due to the potential benefits.

There’s still no better place for a business to take off in the UK than London. The capital offers a wealth of opportunities to businesses of all shapes and sizes

We're celebrating the female entrepreneurs in Workspace by encouraging them to share their stories and inspire the next generation of women in business. We talk to Chantal Coady, the founder of Rococo Chocolates.

As the home to London's brightest businesses, we've collated a definitive guide to the costs involved in starting up a new business – giving you an honest, transparent picture of the money you’re likely to need to either borrow or invest in the foundation of your start-up venture.

As part of Global Entrepreneurship Week 2016 – a week which celebrates entrepreneurial activity and the vibrant business ecosystem it creates – we thought now would be the ideal time to shine a spotlight on today’s entrepreneurs that are making waves in their respective industries.

Husk & Honey moved into Club Workspace a couple of months ago. Their founder Hedie Howells tells us about the genesis of the brand and why granola is becoming more and more popular.

He was brought up on a holiday park in Woolacombe, North Devon; launched his first online business when he was nineteen; and spent a few years at lastminute.com in charge of mobile; so it was a no-brainer for Dan Yates to found his own holiday-booking company.

Skincare brand Bulldog is a key new player in the booming male beauty industry. We talked to its founder Simon Duffy about his business and why he's based at Grand Union Studios.

The team at Informed Funding have brought together a fascinating range of speakers to talk about cash flow and what businesses can do when they have insufficient or badly structured debt finance in place.

Issue two of HomeWork magazine is about to hit the shelves and editor Tessa Clayton tells us what to expect. This issue is all about connectivity - digital and social - and how they are both vital for growth.

Westbourne Studios-based universal addressing start-up, what3words, has notched up yet another triumph on the world stage - at the 2016 Rio Olympics.

Kimberley Langstone and Lydia Pendred founded Named Models, a modelling agency based at E1 Studios on Whitechapel High Street. They tell us about how they set up their business and working for ASOS, Kenzo, Burberry, Vivienne Westwood, Tony & Guy and others.