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Abraham Low
Abraham Low (1891–1954), was a Jewish-American neuropsychiatrist noted for his work establishing self-help programs for the mentally ill, and criticism of Freudian psychoanalysis.[1][2]
Early years[edit]
Low was born February 28, 1891, in Baranów Sandomierski, Poland.[3]
Low attended grade school, high school and medical school in France from 1910 to 1918. He continued his medical education in Austria, serving in the Medical Corps of the Austrian Army. He graduated with a medical degree in 1919, after his military service, from the University of Vienna Medical School. After serving an internship in Vienna, Austria from 1919 to 1920, he immigrated to the United States, obtaining his U.S. citizenship in 1927.
From 1921 to 1925 he practiced medicine in both New York, New York and Chicago, Illinois. In 1925 he was appointed as an instructor of neurology at the University of Illinois Medical School and became an associate professor of psychiatry.[3] In 1931 Low was appointed Assistant Director and in 1940 became Acting Director of the University's Neuropsychiatric Institute.[4]
From 1931 to 1941 he supervised the Illinois State Hospitals. During this time he conducted demanding seminars with the staff and interviewed the most severe mental patients in the wards. In 1936, Low's Studies in Infant Speech and Thought was published by the University of Illinois Press.[3][5] Some sixty papers are by Low dealing variously with such topics as: Histopathology of brain and spinal cord, studies on speech disturbances (aphasias) in brain lesions, clinical testing of psychiatric and neurological conditions, studies in shock treatment, laboratory investigations of mental diseases; and several articles on group psychotherapy had been published in medical periodicals.[citation needed]
Death and legacy[edit]
In 1954 Low died at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota. His contributions to the psychiatric and mental health communities are often not well known, but his work has and continues to assist numerous individuals in the area of mental health.[3]
Recovery International[edit]
In 1937, Low founded Recovery, Inc. He served as its medical director from 1937 to 1954. During this time he presented lectures to relatives of former patients on his work with these patients and the before and after scenarios. In 1941, Recovery Inc. became an independent organization. Low's three volumes of The Technique of Self-help in Psychiatric Aftercare (including "Lectures to Relatives of Former Patients") were published by Recovery, Inc. in 1943.[6][7] Recovery's main text, Mental Health Through Will-Training, was originally published in 1950.[8] During the organization's annual meeting in June 2007 it was announced that Recovery, Inc. would thereafter be known as Recovery International.[9]
See also[edit]
- ^ Keogh, C.B. (1979). GROW Comes of Age: A Celebration and a Vision!. Sydney, Australia: GROW Publications. ISBN 978-0-909114-01-5. OCLC 27588634. Archived from the original on 2009-02-21.
- ^ Sagarin, Edward (1969). "Chapter 9. Mental patients: are they their brothers' therapists?". Odd Man In: Societies of Deviants in America. Chicago, Illinois: Quadrangle Books. pp. 210–232. ISBN 978-0-531-06344-6. OCLC 34435.
- ^ a b c d "Biography of Dr. Abraham A. Low". 2000-03-07. Archived from the original on 2007-10-24. Retrieved 2007-10-15.
- ^ Grosz, H. J. (1971). "Self-help through Recovery, Inc". Current Psychiatric Therapies. 11: 156–160. PMID 5113142.
- ^ Low, Abraham A. (1936). Studies in infant speech and thought. Urbana, Illinois: University of Illinois. OCLC 14752937.
- ^ Low, Abraham A. (1967). Lectures to Relatives of Former Patients. Boston, MA: The Christopher Publishing House. ISBN 978-0-8158-0139-9. OCLC 1410817.
- ^ Low, Abraham A.; Recovery, Inc. (1943). The techniques of self-help in psychiatric after-care. Chicago, Illinois. OCLC 42198367.
- ^ Low, Abraham (1984). Mental Health Through Will Training. Willett Pub. ISBN 978-0-915005-01-7. LCCN 57012246. OCLC 9878531.
- ^ "Annual Meeting". Recovery Reporter. 70 (2). 2007 [2nd Quarter]. OCLC 22518904.
External links[edit]
- Works by or about Abraham Low in libraries (WorldCat catalog)
- Abraham Low Self-Help Systems providers of Power to Change and Recovery International
- Robin Pape: Biography of Abraham Low in: Biographical Archive of Psychiatry (BIAPSY), 2015.
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Bernardo, 77, left, talks to a young woman during a meeting between men and women in the village of Candeleda, Spain, April 21. Sixty-eight women were bused in to the village to meet with the local men with the hope that some will form relationships and settle in the village, where the main population is male.
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A group of women arrive in a bus before a meeting between men and women in Candeleda, Spain.
Inspired by a Hollywood western, a Spanish dating association is trying to slow a population drain from the country's beleaguered central villages, introducing bachelors to women bused in from the big city of Madrid with hopes of ending a bride shortage.
Candeleda, a town of 6,000 on the banks of the picturesque Lobera River, hosted a weekend fiesta to welcome 68 women for a meet-and-greet with the village's single men. Ancient cave paintings show Candeleda has been inhabited for some 5,000 years, and resident Jose Miguel, 67, said he would hate to see its population dwindle after such a long history.
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The funeral service is Feb. 9.
Margaret Viola (Zutz) Jorgenson of Red Lake Falls, MN, age 90, died on Thursday, January 31, 2013 at Hillcrest Senior Living Center in Red Lake Falls, MN.
Funeral services will be held on Saturday, February 9, 2013 at 10:00AM at St. John Lutheran Church in Red Lake Falls with Reverend John Bumgardner Officiating. Burial will be held at Immanuel Cemetery, Wylie, MN. Visitation will be held on Saturday one hour prior to services at the church on Saturday only.
Margaret Viola (Zutz) Jorgenson was born September 22, 1922 at Hibbing, MN. Margaret's mother died at a young age and was adopted by her aunt and uncle and was raised and attended school near Plummer, MN. She was baptized April 15, 1943 and Confirmed April 18, 1943 at St. John Lutheran Church in Red Lake Falls.
On May 22, 1939 she was united in marriage to Raymond Zutz at Immanuel Lutheran Church at Wylie, MN. The couple moved to Strandquist where they owned and operated a Tavern. They returned to Red Lake Falls in 1941 and purchased the Zutz Farm and lived there until 1992 when their son Rodney purchased the farm. Raymond passed away July of 1986. On September 1, 1992 she was united in marriage to John Jorgenson he passed away in 2007. Margaret lived in Summerfield in Thief River Falls for a year and half, then moved to Sunview Center in Red Lake Falls and the past two and half years at Hillcrest Senior Living Center.
Margaret was a member of St. John Lutheran Church and Ladies Aid in Red Lake Falls she enjoyed ceramics, knitting, sewing, gardening and loved her flower garden. She was an avid fisherperson and enjoyed traveling.
Margaret is survived by her two children LouAnn (Willard) Weiss of Crookston, MN; Rodney (Darlene) Zutz of Red Lake Falls, MN; daughter-in-law Barb Zutz of Forest Lake, MN; grandchildren Craig (Sarajane) Weiss, Brent (Laura) Weiss, Kurt (Kathy) Weiss, Michele (Jason) Sjoberg, Nicole (John) Zellner, Kyle Zutz, Krystal (Jason) Zutz, Miranda (Fiancé Jordan Kilen) Zutz, Jamie (Kari) Zutz, Lori (Shawn) Kies, Lisa Sharp, Dylan Zutz and Presley Zutz. Great-grandchildren Erik, Michael, Grant, Kayla, Matthew, Nicole, Justin, Drew, Christian, Tristan, Colin, Treyton, Gabrielle, Alexis, Alison, Nicole, Brooklyn, Teagan, Presliegh, Abby, Dawson, Brayden, Colton and Emma: Sister-in-law Arlene Duckworth of Warroad, MN and many nieces, nephews friends and relatives.
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A Taiwanese company making a touchscreen WiFi router is seeking donations through Kickstarter to bring the device Down Under.
The Almond+ router by Securifi combines a 802.11ac wireless router with a touch-based smart-home interface. Using an iOS or Android app, users can access their home network from anywhere. For example, to control lights and heating or to monitor home security.
The company reached its initial goal of raising US$250,000 to make the device, but said bringing it to the Asia-Pacific market will require more money to make it compatible with the local frequency band for Z-Wave (919.82/921.42MHz).
Securifi said it would produce the version for Australia, New Zealand and Hong Kong if it gets at least 500 backers. The company had 221 backers for the version as of this writing.
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Federal authorities seized about $200,000 and an estimated 10,000 counterfeit DVDs in Lakeland on Thursday while investigating an international counterfeit operation they said was based in Lakeland and China.
LAKELAND | Federal authorities seized about $200,000 and an estimated 10,000 counterfeit DVDs in Lakeland on Thursday while investigating an international counterfeit operation they said was based in Lakeland and China.
Thursday's seizures are part of an ongoing investigation that already has netted criminal convictions against six Polk County residents, all of whom have pleaded guilty to federal charges of trafficking in counterfeit labels. They are:
Alex Lee Lim, 37, of Lakeland.
Robert Edmond Mattie, 27, of Winter Haven.
James William Ray, 35, of Bartow.
Donald Kenneth Brown Jr., 38, of Lakeland.
Martin William Grenfell, 49, of Lakeland.
Christopher Alexander T. Clark, 47, of Lakeland.
The local investigation represented a joint effort among federal authorities and the Lakeland Police Department.
No one was arrested when search warrants were served Thursday, said Carissa Cutrell, public affairs officer for the federal Homeland Security Investigations, but the investigation is continuing.
Cutrell said the Lakeland search warrants were served on both homes and businesses.
She said some of the counterfeit DVDs in the investigation have been sold to customers in Polk County, but she couldn't elaborate.
In a news release Thursday, authorities said a China-based company, TM Wholesale, began making bulk sales of counterfeit motion picture DVDs about 2010 to buyers internationally and in the United States, including Lakeland. TM Wholesale is owned by Jian Huang, 37, who was sentenced to 51 months in federal prison last November after pleading guilty to conspiracy and trafficking in counterfeit goods.
In July 2011 and April 2012, law enforcement agents seized 113,618 counterfeit DVDs from three bulk purchasers in Polk County, which weren't named in the news release. The DVDs were supplied by Huang's company, which authorities said took in an estimated $2.5 million from January 2009 to May 2012 from the sale of counterfeit DVDs.
Shane Holden, deputy special agent in charge of Homeland Security Investigations in Tampa, said the theft of intellectual property, like motion picture DVDs, is not a victimless crime.
"When individuals pirate trademarked movies, they cost American businesses billions of dollars in revenue, which in turn, leads to the loss of American jobs," he said in the news release.
Three of the six Polk County men who have been convicted on federal charges have been sentenced to federal prison, according to the press release. Lim received 51 months in prison and was ordered to pay $280,752 in restitution to the Motion Picture Association of America. Ray was sentenced to 46 months and ordered to pay the same group $261,541 and forfeit $100,005 in cash that was seized at the time of his arrest. Brown received an 18-month sentence and restitution totaling $3,000.
Mattie and Grenfell each received probation, five years and three years, respectively.
Clark, who will be sentenced in federal court May 3, agreed in a plea deal to forfeit $260,470 from counterfeit sales.
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Please join me in welcoming Debby Mayne to Writers.net. She will be available here in the forums between Jun 13 and June 17, 2011 to answer questions and provide feedback/information on a variety of industry-related topics.
Debby Mayne has published more than 30 books and novellas, 400 print short stories and articles, more than 1,000 web articles, and a slew of devotions for women. She has also worked as managing editor of a national health magazine, product information writer for HSN, a creative writing instructor for Long Ridge Writers Group, and a copy editor and proofreader for several book publishers.
For the past eight years, she has judged the Writers Digest Annual Competition, Short-Short Contest, and Self-Published Book Competition. Three of Debby's books have been top ten favorites by the Heartsong Presents book club. Love Finds You in Treasure Island, Florida received 4-1/2 stars from Romantic Times Magazine, and was named a Top Pick for the month of July 2009.
Noah's Ark was a Heartsong Presents Book Club Top Ten Favorite Contemporary book in 2009!
If the Dress Fits made the Heartsong Presents Bookclub Top Ten Favorite Contemporary list for 2008!
Love Finds You in Treasure Island, Florida was a July 2009 Romantic Times top pick with 4-1/2 stars!
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• Portrait of Love - 2010
• Be Still and Let Your Nail Polish Dry - October 2009 - devotional with Sandra Bricker, Andrea Boeshaar, and Loree Lough
• Sweet Baklava - Spring 2011
• Shades of the Past - Spring 2011
• Delight Yourself in the Lord...Even on Bad Hair Days - Spring 2011 - devotional with Sandra Bricker, Kristin Billerbeck, Diann Hunt, and Trish Perry
• Trusting Her Heart- September 2011
• Love Finds You on Christmas Morning anthology with Trish Perry - Fall 2011
• Appalachian Weddings - Fall 2011
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A REWARD of £800 is being offered by a theft victim who had three expensive mountain bikes stolen from an outbuilding at his North Yorkshire home.
The sum is offered after burglars struck at the man's house on Main Street in Fadmoor, near Kirkbymoorside, taking a Scott Spark 20, an Airborne Mosquito and a Specialized Rockhopper, with a total value of £8000.
The incident happened overnight between December 20 and 21. A reward is offered for any information that leads to the arrest and conviction of anyone responsible.
PC Andrew Pomfret, of Malton Safer Neighbourhood Team, said: "If anyone saw any suspicious activity in the area at the time of the burglary, I urge you to get in touch with the police or Crimestoppers as soon as possible.
"The victim is understandably keen to have his bikes returned to him and is even prepared to offer a reward for the arrest and conviction of anyone responsible.
"Any information could be vital to the investigation and I would also like to hear from you if you have been offered these bikes for sale."
Anyone who can help officers with their enquiries is urged to contact North Yorkshire Police on 101 – select option 2 – and ask for Andrew Pomfret or Malton police. Callers are asked to quote reference number 12120214291 when passing information about this incident.
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Yes yes yes! Season 1 ended on such a high note! Can't wait for season 2! =^w^=
Season 1 is not even over...
This show could have ended in one cour. It really came to a great conclusion in episode 12.
My Jumbo Jet Flies Cheerfully.
Well, for the people saying that Season 1 isn't over yet, a season is, well a season. Around 13 weeks so thats 13 episodes which is a typical season in anime. Of course, filler anime are different, I'm sure a season in filler anime is each arc. So in this case Season 2 would be from now (episode 12 or 13?) to around 24 to 26.
This image shows partly why anime can look better than real life, the stylized Nanami figure is one I don't think could exist in real life, like a Barbie(tm) doll. Overall in anime you can make things that are just... sigh... perfect. No, more perfect than perfect. More perfect than is possible.
I hope Sorata and Mashiro get together so I can console Nanami LOL. If only I were back in high school again, eh? That's why I love these shows, the high school first love scenario... reminiscing about those times is fun. Would have been really fun if it had happened like this... but for some reason no one wore maid outfits or thigh highs at my school... wrong school I guess ;)
I just hope Rita returns soon; will probably read the LN once series finishes airing.
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Well, for the people saying that Season 1 isn't over yet, a season is, well a season. Around 13 weeks so thats 13 episodes which is a typical season in anime. Of course, filler anime are different, I'm sure a season in filler anime is each arc. So in this case Season 2 would be from now (episode 12 or 13?) to around 24 to 26.
Yeah, I understand what you're saying, and honestly I don't think you're wrong. But please allow me to tell you my opinion on how I think seasons work:
When a series is ordered, they have a set number of how much they have to make. With that set number that ordered, that's how I consider what a season is. I would just say this will be a complete series until they order more episodes. However; with anime like Naruto and its arcs, yeah I don't want to get into that because I won't know where to start with that and even then if my answer will have some sort of understanding. If that didn't make any sense to you, I'll try my best to explain just not here anymore because I'm not adding to the topic :)
My example(s) are
Medaka Box (Season one) & Medaka Box Abonormal (Season 2)
Sword Art Online (I think twenty-five episodes were ordered in the beginning and they have broken those up into two arcs. But I would just say this is a complete Series)
A lot of people still seem to get confused on this and part of the problem is confusion on the words season, series, and story arc.
A season (or cour) generally consists of 12 or 13 episodes and are broken up into the 4 seasons of the year (Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer). So when a show is 2 cours long, that's 2 seasons (approx. 24-26 eps ) versus one cour (12 or 13 eps) or 3 cours (approx 36 eps - kind of rare) or 4 cours (50 to 52 eps) etc.....
When a production committee first forms and gives the green light for production to start, they determine how many seasons (cours) the show will be. Now if that series turns out to be successful, another committee may be formed and they will make a sequel (or prequel). But this will be considered a separate SERIES. The confusion comes when local licensors/distributors market that second series as a second SEASON.....regardless of whether the first season was one, two, or even 3 or 4 cours long. But in Japan they don't do this.
Take for example "Clannad" and "Clannad After Story". Here in the West we often mistakenly refer to them as Season One and Season Two respectively. But in Japan when you see "Clannad: the Complete Series" advertised....you're only getting eps 1-24. "Clannad After Story" is considered a whole separate series. And when you see them listed in those Big Globe polls, they are listed separately as well, rather than as one SERIES. That's why they have different names. Same goes for shows like "Code Geass" and "Code Geass R2", or "K-On!" and "K-On!!" (with 2 exclamation marks). Notice they almost never use the word "season" in their marketing. That's just something we add on to it in the West.
Sometimes you might see a 2 cour series packaged as one box set in Japan and they might say "contains both parts 1 & 2". That's still 2 seasons.
A story arc is just a segment of a larger, over arching story, and does not necessarily have to line up with the start or end of a season. So something like "Sword Art Online" had several story arcs in the first season, but the second season (Alf online) wasn't a story arc, but a whole different story.
So YES....season 2 of Sakurasou does start with episode 13.
I only got through half way of the first episode. Would you reccomend me finishing the series??
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I only got through half way of the first episode. Would you reccomend me finishing the series??
Yes. The show is definitely not what it first appears to be. While it has plenty of fan service moments, there is good character development and a surprisingly good story. Watch the first 3 episodes and then make up your mind.
I am fully prepared !! Sorata ready to confess mashiro
Umm, So much backlog of VN/Eroges/Ln/Wn (-_^)
I need to watch season 1 first.
My backlog...
I'm new at this show but I know how it feels when a good series just end in a cliffhanger
Just sitting down watchin' anime
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Summary and Context:
My students continue to explore biographies. As I expand their knowledge of this genre I deepen their comprehension of informational text by having them take time to identify text features respective to the book they choose before they read it. I like to teach skills in isolation and in context and that is why I am engaging my students in this lesson.
Once they are done exploring and recording the front and back cover information, they will spend time reading their biography of choice. The question they need to keep in mind is: "How has this person changed the world?" After they are done with the reading, I am engaging them in understanding the text features of table of contexts, glossary, and index more deeply.
Then they will have an opportunity to share with the whole group about their famous person, and we will also have a discussion about what they discovered about text features.
Lesson Opening:
I share the objective. Then, I review text features by asking them, what text features have we learned about in past lessons. I have them pair share and then a few share out loud. I name the text features so that we all understand what is that we are doing. After, I explain how they will be using the graphic organizer to explore some of the text features of informational text.
Also, I ask what a biography is and provide a definition for them on a poster.
My students need much practice with text features, and they need to build sophisticated knowledge of informational text. Therefore, I designed this task to help them notice the front and back cover of informational text and the text features that are found in the text. Not all informational text have the same text features, and this is a conversation worth having before students get started.
In order to achieve this, I designed a template for them to explore the text features for them to record the information found in these text features.
Proficient readers are savvy at understanding and using informational text. To get my students to that point, it is necessary to provide them with different types of experiences deciphering informational text.
Here are examples of their work:
My students now turn their attention to reading the biographies. They sit around the room to do so. I walk around and monitor their reading. Students need practice with reading text at their level, this is a demand of the CCSS. I made sure to gather different titles with different reading levels. Some students are reading about the same person, yet the content often differs.
For this to happen, I helped students make book choices according to their reading capacity. Some I challenged and then I let some of them choose a new title when their first choice turned out to be too hard.
Some of my students benefit from reading with a group and I let them since I know it helps build their confidence.
They are reading with the purpose of answering, "How did your person change the world?"
I gather students at their desks for their next task. In addition to being able to notice the features of a front cover and a back cover, now I ask the students to locate three text features in their books. I review the features with them. I explain where they can look in their books to find them.
They will record certain information on a template I created. Not all the books will have those features and that is ok. It is something I want them to to notice and for us to have a conversation about it.
In fact, some will notice that some do not have Table of Contents. Others may be delighted to find out what the Table of Contents offers.
Therefore, as I walk around, I make sure to remind them of this. Others will need help with support as to where the glossary can be found. With others, I simply ask about what the task is so that I know they know what they need to do.
Here are samples of their work:
I gather the students back on the rug. I ask them what they learned and noticed about text features in information text. First, they share with a partner and then with the whole group. I ask them if we met our goal, and I bring closure to the lesson.


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Freebie on the way for v4- Saroise
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Very pretty face. Glad to see another one of your creations will soon be available. Thanks!
hello all. its been a long while. so many things have changed lately, some good, some not. now, i have some ime to make 3d faces again, saroise is one of them. please let me know what y all would like to see :)
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Curious, which texture did you use?
amanda fr v4 by mari_e i think
timnaas Posts: 117
Nice to see ya around! Hope things are getting better!
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Wonderful face! I am interested. :coolsmile:
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Glad to see you back. Your characters are really quite remarkable.
final look at my un named character: then i will zip it up for y all :)sweety.jpg900 x 900 - 368K
a side view of this dude. plus if anyone has a good name suggestion, that would be awesome. and you, whoever you are ,will be mentioned in my readme and sharecg :)side.jpg900 x 900 - 358KPost edited by grylin on
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Both are very beautiful. The second one reminds me of japanese Game-Chars, looks a lot like Eike from "Shadows of Memories"
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It's probably just me but I thought he had a young Bon Jovi vibe in the first pic :red:
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What about Jean as a name? That sorta scrambles Bon Jovi. He is looking good!
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Good to see you back. :)
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I would have to agree with Teri2, jean would be a good fit! Do do such a great job of recreating many celebs.
One I would like to see is Cote De Pablo. She is Zeva from "NCIS" That would be very cool!
I know your a very busy person, and I glad to see you doing your work again! Hope things are looking up for you!


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President Obama increased his appeal among Latino voters from 67% to 71% in four years despite the fact that he reneged on his central 2008 campaign promise to "fix our broken immigration system." This overwhelming support may actually undermine the cause of immigration reform, because it tells the Democrats that the Latino vote is solidly on their side regardless of specific policy stances. This has the dangerous consequence of handing the issue over to the Republicans and their exclusionary, divide-and-conquer approach. Latinos should accept neither Democratic backpedaling nor a new Republican ploy, but push for more comprehensive and inclusionary solutions.
Obama has blamed the Republicans for his failures on immigration reform. But the record speaks for itself. During the fall of 2010, the final months of a Democratic-led Congress, the president had a golden opportunity to push through key legislation. He successfully put his political capital on the line to overcome aggressive GOP opposition to the acceptance of gays in the military and to a new nuclear arms reduction treaty with Russia.
But the president refused to do the same to guarantee a path to citizenship for up to 1.7 million responsible, mostly young Latino students through the Dream Act. As a result, the bill fell short of overcoming filibuster by only five votes in the Senate. Widespread Latino social mobilization and consciousness-raising was successful at setting the agenda and garnering enough potential GOP support for its passage. But the lack of presidential leadership provided the political space for five senators from Obama's own party to vote against ending debate.


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June 2017
June 29, 2017 - Fair Housing Advocates of Northern California, working in partnership with the City of Santa Rosa and the Sonoma County Community Development Commission, is hosting a Fair Housing Law and Practice Seminar on June 29, 2017 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Sonoma County Community Development Commission, 1440 Guerneville Road, Santa Rosa, CA. For more information, click here.
May 2017
May 15, 2017 - The City Council appointed seven members to the Community Housing Committee. The Committee's work will focus on the provision of affordable and workforce housing in our community, specifically reviewing City housing policies to ensure they align with the City's housing goals. The Committee's first work assignment will be to update the City's Housing Action Plan which is a strategic plan for providing more affordable and diverse housing in our community. To learn more about the roles and responsibilities of the Committee, visit: http://www.ci.healdsburg.ca.us/609/Community-Housing-Committee.
March 2017
March 2, 2017 - The City of Healdsburg Planning Commission approved a mixed use project adding 37 deed-restricted affordable housing units to the City. The apartments will include 1, 2 and 3 bedrooms ranging in size from 673 square feet to 1,174 square feet. All of the units will be available to low or moderate income residents earning up to $99,100 for a family of four. Rents will range between $1,451-$2,725 depending upon unit size and family income. to read the full press release, click here.
February 2017
February 27, 2017 - The City of Healdsburg closed yesterday on its purchase of the 721-723 Center Street property, taking another step to realize its commitment to make safe, affordable, and decent housing a top priority in Healdsburg. "We have taken a number of steps toward our Council goal of increasing and retaining affordable housing in the community, such as working with affordable housing developers on the design and construction of 66 new affordable rental units, offering assistance to tenants at risk of displacement, and successfully passing a 2% Transient Occupancy Tax increase for the purpose of providing affordable housing services and programs," said Shaun McCaffery, Mayor. "Purchasing the Center Street property aligns perfectly with the City Council's goal of developing and retaining affordable housing in our community." To read the full press release, click here.
December 5, 2016 - The City Council established the Rental Unit Rehabilitation Loan Program which offers property owners of qualifying rental units financial assistance for the rehabilitation and improvement of existing rental units. The program offers property owners incentives to retain and improve our community's valuable rental-housing stock while also maintaining affordability through limited annual rent increases. For more information, please visit: http://www.ci.healdsburg.ca.us/794/Rental-Unit-Rehabilitation-Loan-Program
December 5, 2016 - The City Council approved a Disposition, Development and Loan Agreement and financing for the 1201 Grove Street property to support construction of a 25-unit affordable rental housing project with Pacific West Communities. Approval of the Agreement enabled the Developer to move forward with obtaining building permit approvals, with construction anticipated to begin this spring. For more information on 1201 Grove Street, please visit: http://www.ci.healdsburg.ca.us/786/Upcoming-Affordable-Housing-Project
December 19, 2016 - Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) provide Healdsburg residents with additional housing options that may be more affordable and which can benefit both the property owner and those looking for permanent housing solutions. The City recently revised its ADU regulations and implemented a streamlined permit process to help property owners interested in constructing an ADU. If you are interested in learning more about how you can construct an ADU on your property, click here.
December 19, 2016 - The City Council approved a Purchase and Sale Agreement to purchase the property located at 721-723 Center Street for affordable housing purposes. The property contains 8 multifamily units that are currently housing local families and are being rented below market rate. Also in December, the City Council approved a Memorandum of Understanding with Burbank which outlines the preliminary terms of a long-term lease, under which Burbank would assist with the rehabilitation, operation and maintenance of 721-723 Center Street.
November 8, 2016 - Measure S passed with 68.4% of the vote. Measure S creates a dedicated, local, long-term funding source for affordable housing services and programs by increasing the City's existing Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT) by 2%.
October 17, City Council Meeting – The City Council held the second reading and adopted the Inclusionary Housing Ordinance (IHO). Council also adopted the policies and procedures to implement the IHO; which provide staff guidance on the implementation of the IHO. The staff report for the IHO policies and procedures can be found here, and the PowerPoint can be found by clicking here.
The City Council also received a presentation from Housing Land Trust of Sonoma County on the success to date housing local lower income families under the City's Inclusionary Housing Ordinance. To watch a short video click here, to see HLT's PowerPoint click here. If you are interested in more information on HLT or are interested in an application please click here.
October 3, City Council Meeting – The City Council held the second reading and adopted the Growth Regulation Ordinance (GRO). To see the staff report, click here. Council also adopted the policies and procedures to implement the Growth Regulation Ordinance; which provide staff guidance on the implementation of the GRO. The City Council also considered revisions to the Inclusionary Housing Ordinance (IHO), including a presentation from Staff and comments from the public, and introduced the IHO for adoption. The staff report for the IHO can be found here, and the PowerPoint can be found by clicking here
September 21, 2016 – To help achieve our community's housing goals, the City has partnered with Pacific West Communities to design and construct a 25-unit affordable family housing development at 1201 Grove Street. On September 21, 2016 Pacific West Communities was awarded California Tax Credit Allocations which will help fund the project. For more information on the project at 1201 Grove Street, click here.
September 19, City Council Meeting – The City Council considered the proposed Growth Regulation Ordinance (GRO) which would manage the type and pace of residential growth in the City, if approved by the voters on November 8th. After receiving information from Staff and receiving input from the community, the City Council introduced the GRO for first reading. For the staff report on the Growth Regulation Ordinance, click here and for the PowerPoint presentation click here.
- July 18, City Council Meeting - On July 18th, following seven months of extensive community outreach and public input, the City Council unanimously adopted the City's first ever Housing Action Plan (HAP). The HAP, drafted by the Community Housing Committee (CHC) with input from residents, is a strategic plan that promotes more affordable and diverse housing in our community including multi-family rental units, small lot and higher density product types. Combined with the proposed update to the Growth Management Ordinance, the Housing Action Plan will help to increase housing affordable to working families while maintaining our unique small town character.
- The HAP establishes a vision for housing in Healdsburg that articulates the kind of housing we would like created in our community and sets quantifiable objectives of what should be accomplished by 2022 to achieve the Vision. Progress on each Objective will be assessed by setting a series of Targets that demonstrate achievement of the Objectives, and a series of Recommendations that are defined programs and actions that need to be taken to meet the Targets for each Objective. To read the complete version of the HAP adopted by City Council on July 18, 2016, click here.
- June 29, 6:00 pm City Hall Council Chamber, 401 Grove Street. Join us for our Upcoming Open House. Drop in and give us your feedback on our first ever Housing Action Plan to create more diverse and affordable housing options in our community. Click here for more information.
- Upcoming Community Housing Committee Meetings – The Community Housing Committee will be holding several Special Meetings in addition to the Regularly Scheduled meetings in order to complete the Housing Action Plan! The Committee will meet June 2, June 13, June 27, June 29, July 6 and July 11, 2016 at 6:00 p.m. in the City Hall Council Chamber, 401 Grove Street. The Committee will also meet June 8, 2016 at 6:00 p.m. at the Healdsburg Community Center, Room Four, 1557 Healdsburg Avenue. For questions or additional information, please contact Karen Massey at 431.3317 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com
- Community Housing Committee Meeting May 3, 2016 – The Community Housing Committee held a Special Meeting to discuss the Housing Action Plan; the Committee voted to approve the Housing Action Plan Vision Statement, and conceptually approved the HAP Objectives and the HAP Priority Recommendations. For more information, click here.
- April 28th, 6:00 pm at Community Center, 1557 Healdsburg Avenue. Drop in, Open House Forum for you to give us feedback on our first ever Housing Action Plan. For more information, click here.
- Final GMO Recommendation to the City Council - On April 18, 2016 the City Council voted to approve the recommendation from the Community Housing Committee on the Growth Management Ordinance. For more information and to view the presentation, click here.
- Community Workshop March 31, 2016 - On March 31st the City hosted the second in a series of three community workshops. Five experienced housing developers and lenders discussed the mechanics of residential development, market realities in Healdsburg, and the types of policy changes that may need to occur in order for the community to achieve the kinds of housing development it would like to see. For more information and to view the presentation, click here.
Low Income Housing Report - In early February, the Legislative Analyst's Office issued a report entitled 'Perspectives on Helping Low-Income Californians Afford Housing.' The report concludes that existing affordable housing programs assist only a small proportion of low-income Californians and that expanding these programs would be extremely challenging and prohibitively expensive. The report also identifies how more private housing development in coastal urban communities would help make housing more affordable for low-income families. The full report can be found at: http://www.lao.ca.gov/Reports/2016/3345/Low-Income-Housing-020816.pdf.
Community Workshop February 25, 2016 - On February 25th the City hosted the first in a series of three housing workshops to solicit the public's final input on housing needs and priorities for the next six years. These workshops will result in the preparation of the City's first ever Housing Action Plan by summer 2016. For more information and to view the presentation, click here.
Rental Housing Survey Results - To further assess our community housing needs, in January the City completed a rental unit survey of approximately 372 multi-family rental units. The purpose of the survey was to obtain greater information about the multi-family rental housing stock available in our community today in order to assess community housing needs and use the information as a baseline for formulating new housing programs going forward. To view the results click here.
Housing Action Plan - The Community Housing Committee began work on the City's first Housing Action Plan which will set the City's housing priorities and objectives for the next six years. To learn more about the Housing Committee and their work attend a Committee meeting held the second Monday of each month at 6:00 pm in the City Council chambers, or click here.
Sorrento Square - In partnership with Comstock Homes, the City of Healdsburg and Housing Land Trust of Sonoma County are pleased to announce an opportunity for eligible applicants to purchase a new income-restricted residence at Sorrento Square in Healdsburg. For applications and floor plans please click here or visit www.housinglandtrust.org
Rent Stabilization Advisory - The City Council values all members of our community and has issued a rent stabilization advisory to address concerns that have been raised due to substantial rent increases and tenant displacements related to repair/maintenance issues. For more information on the advisory, click here.The City of Healdsburg closed yesterday on its purchase of the 721-723 Center Street property, taking another step to realize its commitment to make safe, affordable, and decent housing a top priority in Healdsburg.
"We have taken a number of steps toward our Council goal of increasing and retaining affordable housing in the community, such as working with affordable housing developers on the design and construction of 66 new affordable rental units, offering assistance to tenants at risk of displacement, and successfully passing a 2% Transient Occupancy Tax increase for the purpose of providing affordable housing services and programs," said Shaun McCaffery, Mayor. "Purchasing the Center Street property aligns perfectly with the City Council's goal of developing and retaining affordable housing in our community."


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1. There is no difference when you are mindful.GarcherLancelot wrote: Ok then in this case what is the difference between mindfulness and "living in the future,past or present"?.. .I am not controlling my thoughts like I am paying a lot of attention and thought-stopping over nothing but just observe and more aware of whatever I am doing.. .
2. Every effort, whether controlling or observing, stirs the mind. If you develop sensitivity towards those moments you will see that they appears only from time to time, stir the mind, and disappear. During such a moment, we are confident that we are aware, mindful, in control, so we want to extend this experience, as we desire them. This is the cause of delusion in the first place. But people practice it, although it's difficult and exhausting. If you stop controlling, observing and string the mind, a natural clarity will arise, which is very similar to the previous one, but totally effortless and "conceptless". This is the mindfulness, and it arises from not seeking. There are many teachings that are aimed to help practitioner pinpoint this "state", like:
"Changing phantoms, flowers in the empty sky, Why tire yourself in trying to seize them? Gain and loss, yes and no, Throw them all away in one go."
If you are not driven by gain, those short, fake moments of control have no basis to arise and mind is naturally cleared.


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Top Reasons Not To Skip Your Breakfast
The Many Benefits of a Morning Meal
Studies suggest that despite of being aware of how important a breakfast is, many people skip it. And, one of the common excuses that they make is that of being busy and this leaves them with little time to eat breakfast. Eating breakfast should be a priority every day even when there is time constraint or weight concern.Loading...
Why Do we Need Breakfast?
Is breakfast really the most important meal of the day? Research says that it actually is; breakfast not only sets the tone for the day but ensures that you stay healthyin the long-term. Breakfast kickstarts the metabolism and provides necessary energy for the body to function. If you skip breakfast, your body's processes will suffer.
Makes you Less Grumpy and More Active
Skipping breakfast will make you feel weak and sluggish in the morning. On the other hand, a nutritious breakfast will provide energy that you need to get through your day. When you have something that has fibre, vitamin C and vitamin D in the morning, your energy levels stay loaded even after hours without food.
Keeps your Weight Under Control
If you're thinking that skipping breakfast is a good way to lose weight, think again. Studies have found that those who skip breakfast on a regular basis are more likely to be overweight than those who eat it everyday. This is because when you skip breakfast, you are much more likely to overeat later. Besides, you encourage your body to store calories when you skip breakfast.
Boosts your Ability to Concentrate
When you have had something, it will be much easier for you to focus on work or school. On the other hand, you will find it difficult to focus when you skip breakfast. Without food in your body, all you would be distracted by at work or school is food.
Ups Metabolic Rate
Breakfast boosts metabolic rate; hours of not eating food can make the metabolic rate really low. Breakfast gets the metabolism going and leads to increased calories burned during the day. This can help those trying to lose weight.
Lowers your LDL Cholesterol Levels
Research suggests that eating breakfast regularly can help lower LDL cholesterol. If you skip breakfast, your LDL cholesterol (the "bad" type of cholesterol) builds up in your arteries and can lead to heart conditions.
All-round Health
A study presented at the American Heart Association's annual conference suggests that not only are breakfast-eaters less likely to be obese, they will also be healthier. They have good blood sugar levels and less likelihood of succumbing to illnesses.
Make Time for Breakfast
Breakfast-eaters consume healthy breakfast-time foods like oatmeal, eggs, and whole grain cereals. There are many other reasons why you should indulge in your first meal of the day. Why put your health on the backseat?


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Commodities prices fall broadly, except crude oil
NEW YORK (AP) — Metals and crop prices closed broadly lower Wednesday, while energy prices were mixed.
Gold and silver led a decline in metals futures. Gold for August delivery fell $12.90 to $1,277.50 an ounce. September silver fell 51.50 cents to $19.42 an ounce.
Other metals were lower as well. Copper for September fell 5.8 cents to $3.1285 a pound. October platinum fell $14.10 to $1,411 an ounce. September palladium edged down 15 cents to $735.45 an ounce.
Crude oil rose as U.S. oil supplies fell for a third week. Benchmark crude for August delivery gained 48 cents to close at $106.48 per barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Oil is up nearly $10 a barrel in July.
Other energy prices were mixed. Wholesale gasoline fell 2 cents to end at $3.11 per gallon, heating oil rose 2 cents to finish at $3.07 a gallon and natural gas dropped 5 cents to end at $3.63 per 1,000 cubic feet.
Agricultural futures fell. December corn slumped 8.75 cents to $5.02 a bushel, September wheat fell 4.5 cents to $6.65 a bushel and November soybeans fell 2.75 cents to $12.835 a bushel.


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Trafalgar Square Office Space & Serviced Offices
Commercial property to let: Private offices (Serviced or Unfurnished) & Co-Working in Trafalgar Square, London.Trafalgar Square Offices to Rent
Serviced & Unfurnished Offices to let in Trafalgar Square
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 55 people/100 sq ft to 5,500 sq ft
Further benefits of the property include the fully staffed reception and an in-house café service. If required, the staff at the front desks can support your business by answering phones and taking messages. Luxury is guaranteed with the gym and shower facilities available. On-site management and 24 hour access to the property make client's entry convenient and simple. Other features include video conferencing facilities, elevators and optional internet connections.
This stylish business space is well connected with the rest of the city, with major train links running through the area. Charing Cross is just a short walk from the property and offers both underground and mainline services. The tube station provides both Bakerloo and Northern line services. Mainline connections include services to Heathrow and other major rail stations. Alternatively, Embankment Station offers the Circle and District lines. Clients will adore the executive feel of the building while the property is housed in a Grade II listed building. The surrounding area offers London's media and theatre districts and provides a desirable night-life. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 60 people/100 sq ft to 6,000 sq ft
Facilities include an in-house restaurant, break-out space, air conditioning and lifts. On-site management and 24 hour access allow for easy use for rental clients. Optional features available include CAT 5/6 cabling and IT services. The staffed reception can take messages and answer calls if your business requires the extra help. Any company will gain a commercial edge with personal signage at the Trafalgar Square property.
Charing Cross Station is seconds away and serves the Northern and Bakerloo Underground lines, as well as national trains. Leicester Square tube station is also in close proximity and provides the Piccadilly Line. Alternatively, Embankment is two minutes away and offers access to the District and Circle lines. In a desirable area of the capital, the property is surrounded by many local amenities. Shops, restaurants and bars are a stone's throw away in Northumberland Avenue and Whitehall. The property is a short walk from art galleries and London's thriving theatre district. They offer clients a rich and varied night life. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 4 to 86 people/160 sq ft to 3,500 sq ft
The offices to let provide a staffed reception and cleaning services. High speed internet and phone systems are included. The building has CCTV systems fitted and there is 24 hour access to the property. Clients have access to lounge areas, fully fitted kitchens and video conferencing facilities. If required, meeting rooms equipped with projectors are available to hire. Additional facilities include a gym and a games room.
Leicester Square, Charing Cross and Embankment underground stations are all within a 3 minute walk. Leicester Square provides Northern and Piccadilly line travel; Embankment provides Bakerloo, Circle, District and Northern line; while Charing Cross provides Bakerloo and Northern lines. Charing Cross Station also provides mainline trains. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 5 people/80 sq ft to 200 sq ft
Meeting rooms can be booked as and when needed and tenants will have access to a professional business lounge as well. Kitchen and break-out areas are features in the layout. The WC2 based business space offers the chance of acquiring a range of optional extras on request. Firms requiring telecoms and internet access can be provided for. On top of this, video conferencing and photocopying utilities can be supplied.
The headquarters of many major media companies are located only a short distance away from this Haymarket rental. Piccadilly Circus is the closest tube link and is on the Bakerloo and Piccadilly lines. Alternatively, Leicester Square is a three minute walk away and serves the Northern Line. Charing Cross station is also nearby and has mainline rail services to the rest of the country. Clients will enjoy the many opportunities for recreation close to the Orange Street office suites. There are many restaurants, clubs, bars, and several cinemas located in Leicester Square. These are perfect for after work activities. Additionally, Trafalgar Square is close by and is home to the National Gallery and the National Portrait Gallery. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
Facilities include a staffed reception, break-out space and access to lifts. Other features include 24 hour access with security entry systems and meeting rooms. At your request, the centre can provide you with ISDN, telecoms, data cabling and voicemail sets. Capabilities can also be installed for your video conferencing needs. Car parking spaces are available in a nearby multi-storage car park.
This Leicester Square property is easily accessible by public transport. Leicester Square station itself is seconds away and serves the Piccadilly and Northern lines. Alternatively, Piccadilly Circus is two minutes' walk away and offers the Bakerloo Line. Charing Cross is at a similar distance and places this property close to National Rail links. The surrounding area of the property includes some of the best restaurants, bars and shops that London has. Leicester Square has fantastic links with the London theatre district and art galleries. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 2 to 250 people/75 sq ft to 25,000 sq ft
The building has fantastic natural light throughout, which makes for a great working environment. Facilities include high-speed broadband and WiFi, phone lines and handsets, break-out space, meeting room use and communal kitchen amenities. There is a professional reception team available to welcome guests to the centre and to support with admin tasks if required. In addition, office cleaning services are provided.
The area is surrounded by a huge variety of pubs, restaurants and shops. Conveniently located on the east side of St Martin's Lane, the property is minutes away from Covent Garden, Leicester Square, and Charing Cross underground stations, which provides access to the Piccadilly, Northern and Bakerloo lines. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
Rental terms are flexible (Serviced or Managed) and all-inclusive agreements are available. The building allows clients 24-hour access and on-site management. Lounge spaces are provided for all clients to use in this Covent Garden space. Video conferencing facilities are also available.
Transportation links to the property are very good. Several tube stations are within a half-mile radius. Leicester Square is less than a quarter of a mile from the commercial centre and offers Northern and Piccadilly line services. Other stations also offer the Circle, District, and Central lines which provide links with the rest of the city. London Charing Cross and London Waterloo offer excellent mainline services. The area around Southampton Street is home to many theatres, high class shops, restaurants and bars. The property is only a short walk from several major retail stores. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 100 people/100 sq ft to 10,000 sq ft
Set in the heart of the West End, this commercial property on Upper St Martins Lane presents private offices and co-working space to rent. The property boasts an outdoor terrace area with outstanding views across London.
The property benefits from super-fast internet, telephone systems, kitchen and dining areas, comfortable lounges and focus booths. In addition, tenants have access to meeting rooms equipped with audio visual capabilities. The centre provides a professionally manned reception to welcome your guests to the property. In addition, there are bicycle storage spaces and on-site showers available.
The building is located just moments away from Leicester Square underground station and in between the restaurants, bars and theatres of both Soho and Covent Garden. Leicester Square station provides access to the Northern and Piccadilly lines. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
Peace of mind is assured to clients as vital security 24/7 measures are included as standard. Catering facilities are found on the premises, which also boast elevators and 24 hour access. The workspace is adjoined by a video conferencing suite, kitchenettes and a lounge area. Optional features such as leased lines, DDI, telecoms, voicemail sets and cabling can be supplied. At your request, connections can be established to high-spec internet service.
Located just off the Strand and close to Covent Garden, the property is very close to local transport links. The property is within walking distance of several key London underground stations. Embankment tube station is two minutes from the property on foot and serves District and Circle line connections to the rest of London. Piccadilly and Northern Line services are around a five minute walk away at Leicester Square Station. Mainline services to the area are convenient, with London Charing Cross just a few minutes' walk from the property. Restaurants and shops are within range considering the centre's location in the heart of London. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 40 people/100 sq ft to 4,000 sq ft
Henrietta Street is home to this period building that provides clients with 24 hour access to a stylish workspace. Many original architectural features have been retained, such as high ceilings and the large sash windows. Tenants at these West End offices benefit from a collection of meeting rooms that can be booked at the staffed reception. The unbranded layout offers kitchen space, a lounge and a security system upon entrance. On top of this, the customisable units can be taken accompanied by broadband, data cabling and a versatile telephone system.
Covent Garden's famous piazza is surrounded by a wide selection of cafes and restaurants. The Business Centre offers close proximity to rail access from Charing Cross and nearby tube connections. Charing Cross offers National rail services as well as the Northern and Bakerloo lines. Alternatively, Leicester Square and Covent Garden stations are nearby and provide the Piccadilly line. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
Clients can opt to acquire and benefit from fast broadband internet, CAT 5/6 cabling and telecoms. 24 hour access privileges are offered to all tenants at the property, which also features catering facilities. Meeting rooms are a part of the office layout and can be hired out for a variety of business functions as and when needed. There is also an impressive staffed reception, where clients can receive support from a dedicated team. The secretarial staff are able to perform a wide range of your day-to-day administrative duties if required.
Covent Garden and Leicester Square stations are both equidistant from the property and are approximately a 2 minute walk away. Both offer the Piccadilly Line, while Leicester Square has the Northern Line. A wide choice of National Rail stations are close at hand and include Charing Cross Station. The station is 5 minutes away on foot and also serves the Bakerloo and Northern lines. On top of this, a great range of shops, cafes, bars, restaurants, galleries and theatres can be found close by. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 55 people/100 sq ft to 5,500 sq ft
Based in WC2 , features include broadband connections, Cat 5/6 cabling and ISDN. Further benefits at this Business Centre include 24 hour access, security systems and a staffed reception area. Staff will enjoy use of the in-house gym, shower and catering facilities. IT services can be acquired in the flexible rental, whilst fax and photocopy machines are able to be provided. CAT 5/6 cabling and ISDN are able to be selected as optional extras, to meet your specific needs.
This Business Accommodation in Covent Garden is in an ideal location close to some of London's best bars, restaurants and shops. The Piccadilly line can be accessed at Covent Garden station, just a minute's walk from the Offices. Also close by is Leicester Square tube station, providing Piccadilly and Northern line service. Travel on the Central line is possible from Tottenham Court Road, five minutes down the road. The famous Oxford Street is a short walk afield, while the immediate surroundings are home to a number of impressive amenities. Leicester Square, The Strand and Soho are just some of the areas bordering this location. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 65 people/100 sq ft to 6,500 sq ft
The building holds seven floors of refurbished contemporary offices and three spacious meeting rooms. Offices boast high ceilings and enjoy superb natural daylight. This creates an airy atmosphere in a layout that may be configured to your demands. Units are protected by a security system and offer air conditioning, break-out space and disabled access. Space may be provided with the latest IT connectivity and telecoms at your request. Tenants may also kit the offices out with video conferencing equipment, photocopiers and CAT 5/6 cabling.
Tavistock Street is based in an exciting environment which is famous for its designer shops and international cuisine. The venue is within walking distance of many London transport links, such as Charing Cross and Waterloo train stations. Covent Garden Underground Station can be reached in two minutes on foot and offers Piccadilly line service. Alternatively, Embankment is close by and serves the Northern, Circle and District lines. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 60 people/100 sq ft to 6,000 sq ft
Facilities include air conditioned units with access to a communal kitchen. Office cleaning is provided and meeting rooms can be hired on an hourly basis. The site also has 24 hour access with a staffed reception for a professional working atmosphere.
The building is situated in one of London's most sought after areas. Covent Garden tube station is only a 5 minute walk away. Just turn left at the station and then right onto James Street. At the end of the road, turn right onto Tavistock Court. Follow the road through Covent Garden then take a left onto Tavistock Street. Immediately turn right to end up on Burleigh Street. The office is half way down on the left. Surrounding places of interest include the London Transport Museum, The Ivy and the Courtauld Institute of Art. It's also the ideal space for any keen theatre goers as the area is home to the Adelphi, Lyceum and The Theatre Royal. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 93 people/100 sq ft to 5,500 sq ft
This Covent Garden Location has a number of serviced offices available to businesses, but that's not all. There are meeting rooms available, making it easy to conveniently meet with staff or clients on a regular basis. Although Covent Garden is spoilt for choice when it comes to lunch options, there is also a lounge area which allows employees to relax during non-working hours. All businesses that rent office space in this Covent Garden location can also make use of the staffed reception area that's available to them.
This serviced office space is located in the heart of Covent Garden, one of London's most sought after areas. The premises are a walking distance from one of the best shopping areas in London, as well as bars, restaurants and theatres. As well as being a prime business location, Covent Garden is also popular with tourists, making it one of London's most vibrant places. The office space is a short walk from Covent Garden, Holborn and Leicester Square tube stations, with main line station Charing Cross also nearby. Contact FreeOfficeFinder if you'd like to make an enquiry about these premises. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 70 people/50 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
This office space provides front-desk and cleaning services whilst high speed internet and utilities are included. Meeting rooms are equipped with audio visual capabilities, phone booths are sound proofed for private calls and there are printing facilities on every floor. There is plenty of break-out space for teams to relax, including a games lounge and a quiet room. The building offers balconies and rooftop terraces for staff and clients to recharge. In addition, cyclists will appreciate the bike storage and shower facilities.
There are fantastic transport links surrounding the area. The property is within walking distance of five of London's underground stations. Tottenham Court Road provides Central and Northern line travel, while Leicester Square hosts Northern and Piccadilly line travel. The property is close to the Lyric Theatre and Apollo Theatre, as well as an abundance of restaurants, bars and shops. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
The bespoke layout provides clients with accompanying kitchen utilities, break-out space and meeting rooms. The meeting rooms can be booked either flexibly by the hour or taken on with a full time agreement. Additionally, tenants may opt to secure the services of the reception staff. This option can see message taking and call fielding duties performed by a professional secretarial team. The Business Centre offers 24 hour access to all clients and the opportunity to take on a range of optional extras. These include CAT 5/6 data cabling and advanced internet and telephone systems.
Located next to the Strand and London's trendy Covent Garden, the property is based in an area famous for its restaurants, shops and bars. The West End centre is in a highly impressive business location that is popular among many multinational companies. A wide choice of National Rail stations are close at hand. These include Charing Cross railway station which is just 5 minutes away. Additionally, the Northern, District and Circle lines are on offer at the nearby Embankment Station. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 3 to 30 people/120 sq ft to 1,500 sq ft
Daily cleaning services will ensure the tidiness of the workspace. 24/7 customer service is available on site and the commercial property comes with its own communal meeting room and kitchen. The offices are accessible 24 hours a day and high speed broadband will guarantee your business runs smoothly.
Tavistock Street remains dedicated to luxuries and fashion ever since the Convent of St. Peter opened a market in its garden over 800 years ago. Your colleagues will benefit from being located in a central area (WC2), surrounded by famous points of attraction. The area is easily accessible by train and bus. Covent Garden, Temple and Leicester Square underground stations are all within short walking distance and serve the Piccadilly, Circle, District & Northern Line. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 4 to 40 people/300 sq ft to 3,000 sq ft
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 55 people/100 sq ft to 5,500 sq ft
This office space is accessible around the clock and is equipped with a kitchen, outside break out area and spacious meeting room. All the offices can be presented with phone lines, high speed internet and daily cleaning. These optional features are offered in addition to video conferencing equipment and CAT 5/6 cabling. If required, voicemail sets and photocopiers can also be supplied.
Covent Garden area is well known for its lively atmosphere. The Tavistock Street offices are surrounded by number of restaurants, bars and theatres. The closest tube station is Covent Garden which provides the Piccadilly Line at just a two minute walk from the offices. Temple Station is at a similar distance and offers District and Circle line access. Leicester Square is a bit further afield and serves the Northern Line. National rail links can be found at Charing Cross with a five minute walk upon leaving the premises. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 60 people/100 sq ft to 6,000 sq ft
Facilities at the property include video conferencing and on-site management. Clients can get into the office at any time of the day with access granted via a secure entry system. There is also the option to display personal signage for the WC2 property to give tenants a professional edge. Break-out space, catering facilities and lifts are additional features of the Business Centre. If required, telecoms and data cabling can be supplied.
Links to the rest of London and beyond are excellent from the commercial space in Long Acre. Covent Garden Station is a minute away and offers Piccadilly line services throughout the capital. Tottenham Court Road station is a few minutes' walk away and provides Northern and Central line services. London Charing Cross is also nearby and offers mainline train links. The business accommodation is close to shops, restaurants and bars. Cultural highlights nearby include Cambridge Theatre, Queen's Theatre and the Royal Opera House. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 3 to 34 people/150 sq ft to 1,750 sq ft
Configurable office suites are presented at this development in Neal's Yard. The interior embraces the Victorian heritage of the building, whilst offering minimalist fittings. In addition, large windows and hardwood floors provide a light and airy working atmosphere within. Optional provisions can be made in the form of a high-spec internet and telephone set-up.
There is arguably no better place in the city to be for entertainment and amenity choices. A wide array of retail options can be found primarily on Long Acre, which is a minute's walk from the offices. In addition, there are hundreds of restaurants, cafes, pubs and bars in the surrounding area to this venue. Covent Garden Station and its Piccadilly line service is a two minute walk away. Alternatively, Tottenham Court Road is not much further and offers the Central and Northern lines. National Rail services are provided at Charing Cross Station and can be reached in six minutes on foot. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 65 people/100 sq ft to 6,500 sq ft
There are a suite of meeting rooms which will impress your visiting clients. These may be booked as and when needed and can come fitted with AV capabilities. Visitors will also be impressed by the property's ornate stone façade which creates a corporate image. The reception entrance area employs a staff that can answer your calls and take messages at your request. The air conditioned offices themselves benefit from CAT 5/6 cabling, ISDN, broadband internet and can be accessed 24 hours a day. Break-out space and provided kitchen facilities will surely be taken advantage of by staff.
The Edwardian office building is discreetly located just yards from the world famous Royal Opera House. Covent Garden Tube Station is less than a minute away and serves the Piccadilly line. Alternatively, tenants can find the Central Line at Holborn and the Northern Line at Leicester Square. Both are within walking distance of the site, which is also easily accessible by a number of bus services. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 2 to 20 people/80 sq ft to 4,000 sq ft
The offices are just a few minutes' walk from the famous and busy Covent Garden piazza. Several tube stations serve the surrounding area, providing plenty of transport links. Covent Garden station provides Piccadilly line travel; Leicester Square offers Piccadilly and Northern line travel, while Tottenham Court Road houses the Northern and Central lines. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 400 people/100 sq ft to 25,000 sq ft
Clients can enjoy the friendly and professional atmosphere in the manned reception. Experienced staff can perform optional call fielding and attend to you and your visitors' needs. These offices based in W2 also benefit from a good range of meeting rooms. The rooms are available to book and use either at an hourly rate or as a full-time fixture. On top of this, the centre offers a hot-desk room and an in-house restaurant. At your request, management can supply you with ISDN, data cabling, telecoms, broadband and voicemail sets.
Covent Garden is a lively and vibrant area and is close to London's theatre land. On top of this, Covent Garden Station serves the Piccadilly Line at just a two minute walk from the site. Alternatively, the Central and Northern lines can be taken at Tottenham Court Road Station. Charing Cross and Waterloo (Eurostar) are both within walking distance. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 15 to 85 people/700 sq ft to 4,500 sq ft
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 8 people/40 sq ft to 240 sq ft
There is an independent intercom and door entry system to allow access to guests and tenants are given their own keys and an alarm code, giving freedom of access 24 hours of the day. Kitchen and toilet facilities are shared between the top two floors. Both offices benefit from central heating and air conditioning facilities. In addition, the 3rd floor office benefits from its own private balcony!
The workspace would suit a creative company looking for flexible space; tenants would benefit from being in a creative environment with a comprehensive range of production services, equipment and support.
Located in the heart of the West End, the property is surrounded by a wide range of shops, cafes and restaurants as well as some of London's top attractions. Holborn underground station is a 4 minute walk away, providing access to the Central and Piccadilly lines. Alternatively, Tottenham Court Road offers the Central and Northern lines, and is just a 10 minute walk away. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 85 people/100 sq ft to 6,500 sq ft
The units are provided with broadband, photocopying, showers and fast Wi-Fi. A breakout area and a café are ready to welcome tenants and clients for a rest when they fancy. Meeting rooms are at the client's disposal to book at any time. Located on a High Street, there is a wide variety of cafés, restaurants and shops within walking distance. If you want to avoid London traffic you can always use the Riverboat services, the centre being right on the bank of Thames.
This building resides in a distinguished location. It is just minutes away from West End theatre district, Waterloo Station, London School of Economics and many museums & galleries. Underground, railway and bus routes and ensure easy commuting in any direction. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 70 people/100 sq ft to 7,000 sq ft
Clients will appreciate the gym and shower systems available in this WC2 property. In addition, there is a cafeteria and cafe that can be found in-house for clients and visitors. Offices can be rented on floors 1 to 7 as individual areas or complete suites. Air conditioning and lifts provide total comfort to today's professional businesses. The building can also offer strong technological features if required. These include optional IT services, telecoms and CAT 5/6 cabling.
Based in Holborn, the property is in the heart of the city and enjoys a business minded environment. The building is a minute's walk from the Holborn tube station that serves both the Central and Piccadilly line. London's Charing Cross is the closest mainline train branch and is less than fifteen minutes away on foot. The famous Inns of Courts and Royal Court of Justice are a short walk away from the property. Surrounding areas include Westminster, the political hotbed of the country. Bloomsbury is also close, offering great coffee houses. Local green spaces such as Russell Square are within walking distance for clients to enjoy. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 200 people/75 sq ft to 15,000 sq ft
Facilities include high-speed internet, access to lounge areas and meeting rooms equipped with audio visual technology, private phone booths and printing. Services include office cleaning and a staffed reception.
The centre is located less than a minute away from Holborn Tube Station, which provides access to the Central and Piccadilly lines. Tottenham Court Road is also accessible on foot, and provides Central and Northern line trains. Alternatively, the site is serviced by a number of bus, road and cycle routes and has direct access to Heathrow Airport via the Piccadilly line. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 2 to 250 people/100 sq ft to 20,000 sq ft
There is 24 hour access to the property and CCTV security. Facilities include superfast broadband and Wi-Fi, great value call packages, air conditioning and breakout spaces on every floor. In addition, meeting rooms are available to hire. Services include daily cleaning of offices and communal areas as well as a professional reception team who can provide personalised call answering services. In addition, there is a gym and shower facilities on-site and there is bike storage available.
Temple Underground Station is a 5 minute walk away, and is host to the Circle and District underground lines. Alternatively, for the Central and Piccadilly lines, Holborn station is an 11 minute walk away. For rail services out of London, City Thameslink station is an 8 minute walk away, providing trains to Brighton, Bedford, Luton and St Albans. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 150 people/100 sq ft to 15,000 sq ft
Facilities within the property in WC2 include kitchenettes, elevators and a collection of high-spec meeting rooms. These rooms may be hired out for their use either at an hourly rate or on a full-time agreement. In addition, occupants of the space can rely on the assistance of on-site management and will be given 24 hour access to the premises. An optional IT and telecom set-up is available, while video conferencing resources can also be supplied
The location for these commercial premises is ideal, due to being based in the green area of Lincoln's Inn Fields. On top of this, transport links are convenient, with Holborn Station less than a five minute walk from the site. The Piccadilly and Central lines are on offer here. Mainline trains are also only a ten minute walk away at Farringdon Station. In addition to this, the shopping amenities of High Holborn are less than a minute away on foot. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 250 people/40 sq ft to 7,500 sq ft
Chancery Lane tube station is within walking distance and offers services via the Central line, between St.Paul's and Holborn stations. A central location also means that there is an abundance of shops, bars, restaurants and sightseeing spots on your doorstep. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 2 to 150 people/100 sq ft to 11,000 sq ft
Facilities include high speed wired internet and Wi-Fi, meeting rooms, printing amenities, kitchen facilities with refreshments, and communal spaces that are great for networking. There is a professional reception team and cleaning services are provided. There is 24 hour access to the property with a secure entry system in place. In addition, there are showers available on-site, perfect for those who like to run to work.
The building is close to a wide selection of cafes, restaurants and bars. Chancery Lane underground station is less than a 5 minute walk away which provides the Central line, while Holborn underground station is 6 minutes away, providing Central and Piccadilly lines. In addition, City Thameslink is a 10 minute walk away. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 2 to 60 people/100 sq ft to 6,000 sq ft
In a desirable area of WC2, offices to let are only a few minutes' walk both from the Royal Law Courts and the Central Criminal Courts, this property is an ideal location for the legal professional or other related businesses. The Holborn offices are near Chancery Lane, within the Chancery Lane Conservation Area. The business Centre is well placed for access to both the financial centre in the City and the business, entertainment and media heartland of the West End. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 45 people/100 sq ft to 4,500 sq ft
The office rental in WC2 includes facilities such as state of the art conference rooms, lifts and on-site car parking. Showers and kitchens are located on each floor and the entire building is air conditioned. Staff have access to a lounge area, in addition to an on-site café providing food and drink options. With an adjustable rental agreement, the inclusion of secretarial services and meeting rooms can be agreed upon. On top of this, there are also I.T and telephone systems, as well as CAT 5/6 cabling on offer, should you require their use.
This London business centre has been conveniently placed in the heart of Chancery Lane. Chancery lane tube station is just a two minute walk away from the site, offering Central line access. The Piccadilly line travel can be accessed from Holborn Underground station, just a few minutes' walk away, down High Holborn. The City Thameslink is just a third of a mile away and the M1 Junction 1 is accessible just over 5 miles away. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
This Victorian style period building provides an interesting and creative working environment. The offices provide a range of different facilities and can presented furnished or unfurnished. High speed broadband, telephone system and staffed reception are just some of the features offered by this great space. There is a lot of green space in the area with St James Park is just 5 min walk away.
St James area is a great place to locate your business and there are a number of great transport links close to the Royal Opera Arcade. Coming out from Charring Cross station walk to the roundabout with Charles I Statue, then turn right into the Cockspur Street. Continue walking till the end of the street and turn left into Pall Mall. Royal Opera Arcade is situated on the right side of the road. From Piccadilly Circus just turn left into Regent Street and follow the street till Pall Mall. Turn left and office will be on the left hand side. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 75 people/100 sq ft to 7,500 sq ft
There is a stunning reception lobby behind the external masonry façade that providing around the clock access. Offices come in a variety of room layouts and may be pre-wired with CAT-5/6 data cabling and connections to ADSL broadband services. These optional features are offered alongside the bookable use of meeting rooms. The rooms themselves may also be fitted with AV equipment if required. Lifts can take you to the floor of your offices while clients will find full disabled access and top range security throughout.
The world famous landmarks of Piccadilly Circus and Trafalgar Square are within close proximity of the site. The closest tube links are at Piccadilly Circus on the Piccadilly and Bakerloo lines. Alternatively, Green Park is close by and provides the convenience of Jubilee and Victoria line access. Charing Cross Railway Station is reachable in five minutes on foot and also serves the Northern line. Clients will find renowned Oxford Street amenities near to this established rental property. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 60 people/100 sq ft to 6,000 sq ft
The classical exterior of this development in SW1 is complemented by fully modernised interiors. A dedicated phone system and server storage is available at your request. In addition, a state-of-the-art video conferencing facility is provided. Comfortable and stylish meeting rooms and office space add the final touches to the property.
The location in Piccadilly is one of the most prominent addresses in the West End of London. The centre lies on the doorstep of St James and Buckingham Palaces, Pall Mall, Piccadilly and Regent Street shops. As a result, it makes the ideal location for prestigious businesses that want to reinforce their brand. Transport links in the area are also excellent. Piccadilly Circus tube station is two minutes away by walking and serves the Bakerloo and Piccadilly lines. London Charing Cross is also within walking distance and offers national rail links as well as the Northern Line. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
Clients at this St James' Square establishment will adore the regal function rooms and interior archways. Comfort is promised with air-conditioned offices and bespoke conference rooms. Units are unbranded and can be connected to impressive and reliable broadband at your request. Other optional utilities can include data cabling, telecoms and voicemail sets. Secretarial services are also available for those who need assistance for a variety of admin duties.
Piccadilly Circus tube station is less than a four minute walk from the property and offers both the Bakerloo and Piccadilly lines. Mainline stations include London's Charing Cross branch. Clients looking for international connections will appreciate Heathrow being just a short drive away. Surrounding areas include Green Park, Pall Mall and Piccadilly. The property promises a thriving nightlife and a cultural hub for clients. These include several theatres and art galleries. There are restaurants and bars surrounding the area for easy lunch spots. Green spaces near the commercial centre include St James Square for calming relaxation spots near work. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 65 people/100 sq ft to 6,500 sq ft
Facilities in this St James' development include video conferencing studios and an in-house cafeteria. Disabled facilities, lifts, air conditioning and 24 hour access are additional benefits for tenants. At your request, the property can provide you with IT services, CAT 5/6 cabling, telecoms and broadband connections. Secretarial services are also available from a staffed reception and can assist with various tasks. Such duties include call fielding, message taking, photocopying and performing signage.
Excellent connections to the rest of the city are offered by the surrounding transport links. Four tube stations are ten minutes' walking distance of the property. The nearest station is Piccadilly Circus, which runs Bakerloo and Piccadilly line services. London Charing Cross is the closest mainline branch to the centre and is ten minutes' walk from the property. Commuters can access the M1 off junction 1 with a short drive and can enjoy parking facilities on the premises. South Bank is nearby and provides restaurants, a music hall, and the National Theatre. St James' Park offers some green space in the capital. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 65 people/100 sq ft to 6,500 sq ft
The entrance of this St James's Square property leads to a manned reception area with exposed brickwork and glass atrium. Features include a cooled server room, sensor lighting for all the offices and a selection of meeting rooms. The meeting rooms can be booked on a flexible basis whenever required and may be fitted with video conferencing resources. Staff can take advantage of the provided kitchen, shower rooms and break-out areas. Business activity can be enhanced by the optional provision of top of the range VoIP phone technology and IT assistance.
The executive offices in St James's can be easily accessed via a number of nearby tube stations. Piccadilly Circus can be reached in minutes by foot and provides Bakerloo and Piccadilly line travel. Green Park Station is also close by and offers alternative Jubilee and Victoria line service. National rail links can be found at the nearby Charing Cross Railway Station, which is also within walking distance of the site. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 60 people/100 sq ft to 6,000 sq ft
The building resides in SW1 and is accessible 24 hours a day with CCTV and added smart card security. Staff can have access to their own kitchen with complimentary beverages. Lounge areas are also provided. If required, the reception team are on hand to assist with any of your needs. The admin staff can assist with duties such as call fielding and postal handling. The property also offers meeting rooms to hire and is available on a number of flexible terms.
The surrounding area is filled with a large amount of quality restaurants, bars and high-end shops. The nearby Pall Mall offers passage to Trafalgar Square and Charing Cross Station. The station acts as a point of transport connecting with the Northern and Bakerloo lines, as well as a variety of network rail options. The Piccadilly line is also a short walk up Regent Street away, via Piccadilly Circus Underground Station. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 2 to 150 people/80 sq ft to 16,000 sq ft
The building resides in SW1 and is accessible 24 hours a day. Lounge areas are also provided. If required, on-site management ready to assist with any of your needs. The admin staff can assist with duties such as call fielding and postal handling. The property also offers meeting rooms to hire and is available on a number of flexible terms. The offices are fitted with high-speed broadband and Wi-Fi.
The surrounding area is filled with a large amount of quality restaurants, bars and high-end shops. The nearby Pall Mall offers passage to Trafalgar Square and Charing Cross Station. The station acts as a point of transport connecting with the Northern and Bakerloo lines, as well as a variety of network rail options. The Piccadilly line is also a short walk up Regent Street away, via Piccadilly Circus Underground Station. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 70 people/100 sq ft to 7,000 sq ft
The workspace in W1 boasts an impressive interior with an abundance of natural light. Meeting rooms are provided equipped with audio conferencing and air conditioning. These facilities can be hired and used whenever needed. On top of this, the property also possesses secure car parking and showers on site. Upon request, the reception are may feature a staff to assist with mail forwarding, phone answering, and message taking. The business accommodation also provides CAT 5/6 cabling, broadband and stationary supplies.
The quiet courtyard location is only 2 minutes' walk from Piccadilly Circus tube station. Both Bakerloo and Piccadilly lines can be accessed from here. In turn, Green park station is less than eight minutes away on foot, providing Jubilee, Victoria and Piccadilly service. Similarly distance, Charing Cross is close by and offers regional and national train links, as well as Northern line service. Piccadilly itself is home to a rich mix of restaurants, bars, cafes and shops. This vibrant area is world famous and provides numerous things to do, eat and see. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 55 people/100 sq ft to 5,500 sq ft
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
The rental property is close to the West End and attracts media-related companies with connections in the area. The open-plan and shared work spaces come in different sizes to make them accessible to both small and large companies. The premises present a practical and desirable set-up for anyone looking for creative office space in central London.
The Wardour Street centre is run by an efficient management team. Extra features include 24-hour access and a security entry system. The building enjoys great views of the immediate area. Busy shops and eateries make up a lot of the landscape, with plenty of places to go for lunch or dinner after work. The five tube stations with a half-mile radius make it easy to travel around Central London. Show more


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Water Bottles & Flasks
Water Bottles & Flasks
Water is an essential need, so it is important you have something to carry it in.
Water Bottles and Flasks are therefore essential items of outdoor equipment for camping, walking and hiking, hunting trips, shoots, and many other country pursuits.
Water bottles come in a range of styles and sizes, and many have carabiners to attach them to your rucksack.
Instead of a water bottle it may be worth considering vacuum flasks which are ideal for hot or cold drinks.
Camouflage Water Bottles & Flasks
There are many makes that are available in a matt finish and in olive or camouflage, and these are ideally suited to covert activities like hunting, shooting, and bird watching.
Whether you are camping, fishing, hunting or hiking, or enjoying any other outdoor pursuit, you are always going to need a water bottle or flask to carry a drink in.