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Kickstart your business in Norwich, a buzzing city in England's Norfolk County that serves as a shopping and entertainment centre. Thrive with flexible state-of-the-art office space amongst other forward thinkers and entrepreneurs. Commute easily to your workspace using School Lane bus stop, which is around a 480 m walk away. Welcome visiting clients at Norwich Airport, located around a 10 km drive away. The A47, a major trunk road that links to Birmingham, is also on your doorstep. Whether you're after a permanent home for your business with great connections or want an office space for a day, we have what you need.
Discuss future plans in open coworking spaces that have been thoughtfully designed to maximise natural light and generate inspiration. Host discussions with colleagues and clients in comfortable, fully equipped meeting rooms. Keep everyone in the loop regardless of time zone or distance with state-of-the-art videoconferencing
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Discuss future plans in open coworking spaces that have been thoughtfully designed to maximise natural light and generate inspiration. Host discussions with colleagues and clients in comfortable, fully equipped meeting rooms. Keep everyone in the loop regardless of time zone or distance with state-of-the-art videoconferencing
Ref: 78274
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24 Hour Access
Air Conditioning
Alarm Security
Break-Out Areas
Co-Working Space
IT and Telecoms
Kitchen Facilities
Lifts
Office Cleaning
Office Furniture
Postal Services
Video Conferencing
Virtual Office Services
Norwich is a major city in East Anglia and historically one of the most important commercial and cultural centres in England outside of London. Situated by the River Wensum, Norwich is the administrative centre and county town of Norfolk. The city was established as the capital of East Anglia by Roman occupiers, while many of its most impressive buildings, including Norwich Cathedral, were erected after the Norman Conquest in the 11th century. During the medieval era and up until the industrial revolution, Norwich was among the top few biggest and most important cities in England. Today it remains a city of great importance to Norfolk and to the south-east of England, with a thriving tourist trade and many large and small businesses operating in the area.
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