Manchester’s bustling city centre, known for its dynamic business environment and cultural vibrancy, welcomes a new opportunity for businesses looking to make a statement.
Nestled next to the iconic Spinningfields, a range of office spaces are now available for rent, offering a perfect blend of location, convenience, and modern amenities.
The great, flexible office spaces are available in a range of sizes to suit every business, competitive pricing, and even on-site parking.
A Space for Every Ambition
Whether you’re a start-up taking its first steps or an established enterprise seeking expansion, these office units cater to a diverse range of needs.
With sizes ranging from a cozy 260 square feet, ideal for small teams or solo entrepreneurs, up to expansive spaces of 4,087 and 8,000 square feet, there’s room here for your business to grow and thrive.
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Location: At the Heart of Manchester’s Buzz
Situated in the M3 postcode, these offices are a ticket to being part of Manchester’s thriving business community.
You’ll be neighbors with some of the city’s leading firms and innovators, not to mention some of the best cafes, restaurants and bars up north.
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Affordability Meets Quality
Priced competitively at £18.50 per square foot, these office spaces strike the perfect balance between cost and quality. This is an investment in not just an office, but a location that adds value to your business.
Amenities That Match Your Lifestyle
These offices also come with the convenience of on-site parking – which is goldust in Manchester city centre – and with 24/7 access, your work hours are as flexible as you need them to be.
Be Part of Manchester’s Future
This is more than just office space; it’s a chance to plant your business in the soil of a city that’s growing every day. Enquiries are now open.
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Contact Mark Burgess on [email protected] or 07496 605 569 for more details and to schedule a viewing – and if this isn’t the space for you, contact us anyway, we have a range of spaces available across Greater Manchester.
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Manchester Airport releases statement after customer data stolen in ‘targeted’ cyber security attack
Emily Sergeant
Manchester Airport has released a formal statement after data was stolen from 8.7 million customers in a ‘targeted’ cyber security attack yesterday.
Manchester Airport Group (MAG) – which operates Manchester Airport, Stansted, and East Midlands Airport – said the cyber security incident happened at around 1pm yesterday (Thursday 27 August), and that the data seized from 8.7 million customers included email addresses, phone numbers, vehicle registrations, and postcodes.
The data that was stolen related to car park, lounge and Fast Track bookings, and in-airport WiFi sign-ups, MAG stated.
It was initially confirmed that the system the hackers accessed did not hold customers’ bank or payment details, however, and that all other regular airport operations and customer parking continued uninterrupted.
Manchester Airport has now released a formal statement to reassure customers that they are taking the matter ‘extremely seriously’.
The statement reads: “Manchester Airport Group has been subject to a cyber security incident by an unauthorised third party.
“A quantity of customer data has been obtained that relates to car park, lounge and Fast Track bookings and in-airport WIFI sign-ups at Manchester, Stansted and East Midlands airports.
“We immediately contained the risk and have been working with specialist advisors and taking appropriate steps to protect our customers and systems. We have informed and are working with the relevant authorities, and at no point has passenger safety or aviation security been compromised.”
MAG insisted that the incident had not resulted in any ‘operational disruption’, adding: “Airport operations remain unaffected and customer parking services continue to operate normally.
“Neither MAG nor the system accessed hold customers’ bank or payment details. The data that has been accessed includes customers’ email addresses, phone numbers, vehicle registrations and postcodes.
“We would like to reassure customers that Manchester Airport Group takes the security of customer information extremely seriously, and we apologise for any inconvenience or concern caused.”
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Workers at major Manchester city centre hotel to strike this bank holiday weekend
Emily Sergeant
Workers at one of the most prominent hotels in Manchester city centre are set to strike this bank holiday weekend.
Workers at Kimpton Clocktower Hotel and its bar venue The Refuge, who are members of the union Unite, will take 24 hours of strike action on Saturday (29 August) in what is said to be a ‘long-running dispute’ over union busting.
The strike day chosen by the workers is the second day of this year’s Manchester Village Pride, and is historically the most lucrative day of the year for their employer.
This is because Kimpton Clocktower is located very close to the Pride Parade route, and for several years has been a very popular location for people attending the festival, and even runs a number of Pride events itself.
Unite says that for months now, workers at the Kimpton Clocktower – which is owned by InterContinental Hotels Group UK (IHG) – have been asking for formal union recognition to improve conditions after raising several issues with management, but IHG UK has refused this and instead ‘targeted’ the union for its actions.
Workers at a major Manchester city centre hotel are set to strike this bank holiday weekend / Credit: Rebecca Hope Photography (Supplied)
Previous strikes have already taken place this summer, apparently causing ‘financial hits’ to the business in the process – with the bar being forced to close early at several events as there were not enough staff to cover them.
“A strike on Kimpton’s most profitable day is entirely of its own making,” commented Unite regional officer, Alison Treacher. “Throughout this dispute, Kimpton Clocktower management have treated its loyal workforce with contempt and our members have shown they will not stand for it.
“There is still time to avoid this highly disruptive strike action, but that relies on IHG changing tack by listening to its members and giving them the union recognition they have long been calling for.”
This dispute is said to be the first ever hospitality strike in the North West.
Unite is currently running a petition demanding that IHG UK stop targeting union activists, recognise the Kimpton workers rights to have their grievance heard collectively, and support their union recognition campaign.
The Manc -
16th November 2023 
