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London Affiliates/Entrepreneurs/Meetup Group

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Does anyone know of any FB groups or something for London affiliates/entrepreneuers. Would be cool to get to know people for networking/office sharing etc.
 
Looking for something similar,joined that fb group,will see if I come across any others and if so will mention here
 
Re office sharing - you need NearDesk.
Work where and when you want in co-working hubs - loads in London.
Get a card, swipe in and out, pay by the hour or day. No commitment.
Full disclosure: I own shares
 
Re office sharing - you need NearDesk.
Work where and when you want in co-working hubs - loads in London.
Get a card, swipe in and out, pay by the hour or day. No commitment.
Full disclosure: I own shares

I don't understand why people charge so much for desk space.

That NearDesk.com website is charging £60-£150 per day in London. That's ridiculous.

Most places I've looked charge £300/month for deskspace in terms of techhubs and London campus etc. But I can't really justify this cost once you add travel costs (£1k/yr) on top of this. That's like £4500 per year just for a desk station to work at.
 
I don't understand why people charge so much for desk space.

That NearDesk.com website is charging £60-£150 per day in London. That's ridiculous.

Most places I've looked charge £300/month for deskspace in terms of techhubs and London campus etc. But I can't really justify this cost once you add travel costs (£1k/yr) on top of this. That's like £4500 per year just for a desk station to work at.

It's not intended for full time, at that point you can just rent a desk or office - but it's cost effective if you do the odd day here and there. There are options on there for £25/£30 day if you look. If you want central London or a fancy office, you pay for it. That's what it costs. Whether it's right for your business or not is up to you.

For example: http://www.neardesk.com/locations/details/127

£300/month seems like a great deal for a desk in London, bite their hand off.

I like working from home but I do 1 or 2 days per week in an office because it's more productive time with fewer distractions, which is valuable.
 
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