Salisbury professionals now have a fresh, dynamic and flexible place to work from with the opening of the new Regus workspace at Cross Keys House, Queens Street. The official opening took place on Thursday, March 23, with a ribbon cutting ceremony conducted by Councillor Derek Brown, the 756th Mayor of the City of Salisbury. Local professionals were given the opportunity to see the hub first hand and to understand how the environment is geared towards enabling businesses to work flexibly, productively and cost-effectively. Richard Morris, UK CEO, Regus said: “The demand for permanent, fixed contract office space is dwindling fast. “Instead businesses want space that they can occupy on an as-needed basis, and that can be grown with their business. “Our Salisbury hub allows professionals in the area to work closer to home, to avoid the expense and cost of commuting, and to focus on core tasks without the headache of office administration. “It’s a bright, modern space that professionals will enjoy working out of and it seems to have caught the imagination of businesses already.” The Salisbury Cross Keys House space is the latest in Regus’ network of over 300 flexible workspaces in the UK.
Regus has added a new workspace in Salisbury to its network of more than 300 UK -based offices. Located at Queens Street on Cross Keys House , the building was opened on Thursday, March 23 by Councillor Derek Brown , the Mayor of the City of Salisbury . The Salisbury hub allows professionals in the area to work closer to home, avoid the expense of commuting and focus on core tasks, commented Salisbury , Regus ' Salisbury CEO. Organisations increasingly want to occupy space on an as-needed basis, which can be grown with their business, he added.