Revamp your office and gee up your workforce
By Real Business
Great ideas emerge when people are comfortable and feel free to speak and interact. A workspace that helps your staff think and relax could be the key to that process.

How to ‘green’ your office
By Real Business
The office is one of the major culprits in wasting energy and resources – but a few small tweaks can reduce the toll.

Hubworking finds easy energy solution
By Catherine Woods
Changing energy providers is surprisingly easy, according to Hubworking founder Andrew Ferdinando who made the switch after he got sick of astronomical bills.

Office Relocation: A ‘How To Guide’
By Real Business
Office design and build specialist Morgan Lovell has helped thousands of companies successfully move into new workplaces. Here are its ten top tips to make office moves run like clockwork.

Brighton beats London for recruiter
By Catherine Woods
ProCo Global founder Richard Paisley shunned the bright lights of London in favour of his home town of Brighton when he launched specialist recruitment company ProCo Global.

Save money. Boost your street cred. Try a virtual office.
By Real Business
Charles Seadon, CEO of Direct-Healthcare.com, doesn't have offices in London. But all his clients think he does.

Robbin’ wood to give to the poor
By Rebecca Burn-Callander
“Robbing” is a slight exaggeration. But the sentiment is there. Clever company Green Works takes redundant furniture from blue chips and sells it to SMEs and charities, dirt cheap.

Is your office scaring off staff?
By Robert Leigh
Offices come in all shapes and sizes. Some are fancy, others dull but the reality is we all spend more time in the office than any other place.  Like our homes, if we don’t like the environment, our mood and attitude will be affected.

Taking the office world by storm
By Melissa Hancock
Since founding Instant Offices Group in May 1999, MD Rob Hamilton has grown the company to be the largest serviced office broker by market share in every key market in the world. So what is it that sets them apart from their competitors?

James Caan cuts down his fixed costs
By Rebecca Burn-Callander
"To survive a credit crunch, you've got to cut down on your outgoings," says Dragon, Caan. "That means your office space."