New Initiative From Citibase Helps London Customers Avoid Crowded Commutes

Published on July 2, 2020 - By Allwork.Space - Press

• A new initiative from UK flexible office operator, Citibase, grants London customers free access to centres outside of London.
• Citibase Local builds on the idea of ‘suburban hubs’ to help customers avoid crowded public transport networks.
• It is intended to help workers stay safe during the pandemic and work closer to home.

Citibase, one of the U.K’s leading flexible office operators has launched Citibase Local, which allows central London customers free access to additional centres surrounding London.

Citibase Local will help customers avoid public transport and shorten their commute, all whilst benefiting from a clean, Covid-secure Citibase workspace.

London customers will have exclusive access to a total of 13 locations surrounding London including Brighton, Oxford and Cambridge. All Citibase centres benefit from enhanced cleaning and anti-viral fogging in addition to individual and socially distanced desks, allowing customers to feel confident in going back to work during the ongoing pandemic.

Steve Jude, CEO of Citibase comments: “Flexibility and agility has always been at the core of Citibase’s offering and Citibase Local is another way in which we provide greater flexibility to our customers, ensuring they stay safe throughout Covid-19.”

Citibase is part of the NewFlex portfolio, powered by Newable. NewFlex delivers and manages a range of branded flexible office solutions for every type of location and occupier. All workspace solutions benefit from the common NewFlex platform, from demand generation, to building management and compliance through to account reporting, yield optimisation and planning.

“Covid-19 has further shown us that the world of work has changed forever as home and flexible working is at the forefront of everyone’s mind. With businesses shunning traditional long lease offices, Citibase’s short-term and flexible contracts allow UK SMEs to flourish without being tied down, especially during times of uncertainty.”