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A socially responsible workspace with a heart where 100% of our revenue goes towards our charitable work A creative, flexible and affordable co-working space situated in the heart of Kings Cross which also houses an event space, boardroom and music recording studio for hire. Set in a beautiful three storey Grade II Listed building with high ceilings this former Baptist Chapel welcomes a diverse co-working community and provides you with a platform to network and build your dream business
32 Cubitt Street, WC1X 0LR, London, United Kingdom
What they say on the tin. Good people, strong work ethic. Big up the whole team. I cannot emphasise how much these guys do. I've attended there and am proud to say I was involved. Ben, Samantha, Tim, I'd list them all but can't remember everyone's name. RESPECT.
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