Everything you need to know about Central Working

Central Working is a popular workspace provider among entrepreneurs, start-ups and small businesses – but could it be the right home for your venture?

With this review, we aim to help you decide by covering the following on one handy page:

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What is Central Working?

Founded by James Layfield, Central Working is all about personalisation.

Currently running 11 UK locations, the organisation listens to its members’ needs and creates bespoke packages based on them – whether they want one fixed desk in one location, or require private offices in three and a hot desk in a fourth.

With these flexible, bespoke plans – plus a collaborative atmosphere in which business connections are actively initiated by Central Working staff – this workspace provider aims to give businesses what they need to flourish.

To be found in key locations, including business hubs and upmarket hotels, Central Working’s UK spaces tend to boast modern, bright and clean designs with splashes of colour throughout.

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Who is Central Working for?

Central Working aims to act as a launchpad for a variety of small businesses, from solo entrepreneurs and start-ups to more established ventures.

Central Working does not specify a particular industry, welcoming businesses from a range of different sectors.

In particular, though, this workspace provider will work best for start-ups that are open to collaboration and keen to make valuable connections with figures that might help them progress.

The benefits of a Central Working membership

Guaranteed business connections

According to Central Working, its spaces are run by friendly, active staff who believe valuable connections are made face-to-face, not online.

The provider’s management teams make it their mission to get to know their members and understand their goals, and then personally introduce them to the clients, suppliers, professionals and/or investors who might help them to progress and grow.

In fact, Central Working is so confident in its ability to help members start great relationships, it offers to refund money back to any founders who don’t make a meaningful connection within their first 30 days at the space.

The Founders’ Programme

Central Working’s peer-to-peer Founders’ Programme encourages the business founders who use Central Working spaces to get together and talk through the business roadblocks they’re facing.

In these unique sessions, the goal is to help one another solve problems by sharing knowledge, insight and experience. Founders’ Programme sessions are run once a month and led by expert facilitators.

Training and networking events

Alongside the Founders’ Programme, Central Working also runs a series of events for founders and their teams. These are designed to foster learning, the development of skills, and networking.

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Central Working’s facilities and amenities

What does Central Working provide to help you run your business smoothly, and make your experience of its spaces more enjoyable? Find out with our handy list…

* These features can be found in some, but not every, Central Working space. Take a look at the Central Working website to learn more about what’s available at each location.https://www.instagram.com/p/BnHGPMEg6Ii/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_linkCentral Working’s UK locations

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bo8f-q1AFvx/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_linkHow can I join Central Working?To start a conversation with Central Working about your workspace needs, you can:

• Fill in the contact form on this page: centralworking.com/contact
• Email hi@centralworking.com
• Call 020 3095 6449

What’s next?

If you found this review of Central Working useful, try taking a look at our other detailed articles on popular coworking space providers:

• TechHub
• Mindspace
• WeWork
• The Office Group

For more suggestions, you can also read our guide to the best clubs, hubs and coworking spaces for entrepreneurs in the UK.

Alternatively, for help with finding the best coworking space for you, try filling in the form at the top of this page to receive quotes and offers from coworking spaces in particular UK regions.

The information in this article is correct as of December 2018.

High-speed internet	Printing	Meeting rooms	Phone and Skype booths*
Breakout spaces	Free coffee*	Kitchen facilities*	Cafes*
Car parking*	Bike storage*	Showers*
Auditoriums*	Outdoor areas*	Roof terraces*
Location	Address	Nearest transport links	Opening hours
Central Working Bloomsbury	11-13 Bayley Street, London, WC1B 3HD	Tottenham Court Road, Goodge Street	24-seven
Central Working City	4 Crown Place, London, EC2A 4BT	Moorgate, Liverpool Street	24-seven
Central Working Farringdon	86-88 Clerkenwell Road, London, EC1M 5RJ	Farringdon, Barbican Station	24-seven
Central Working Paddington	2 Kingdom Street, London, W2 6BD	Paddington Station, Royal Oak	24-seven
Central Working Shoreditch	6-8 Bonhill Street, London, EC2A 4BX	Old Street, Moorgate, Liverpool Street	24-seven
Central Working White City	80 Wood Lane, London, W12 0BZ	Latimer Road, White City, Wood Lane	24-seven
Central Working Victoria	25 Eccleston Place, London, SW1W 9NF	Victoria, Sloane Square	Unspecified
Central Working Deansgate	231-233 Deansgate, Manchester, M3 4EN	Deansgate Station, Oxford Road Station, Salford Central Station	24-seven
Central Working Cambridge	184 Cambridge Science Park, Cambridge, CB4 0GA	The A1, Cambridge North Station	24-seven
Central Working Slough	The Future Works, 2 Brunel Way, Slough, SL1 1FQ	Slough Station, the M4	24-seven
Central Working Reading	R+, Aldwych House, 2 Blagrave Street, Reading, RG1 1AZ	Reading Station, the A329	24-seven