Regus Flexible office space provider Citibase opens co-working space in Old Trafford
Flexible office space provider Citibase has opened a business hub in Oakland House on Talbot Road in Manchester's Old Trafford district. The facility will provide up to 360 entrepreneurs, SMEs and start-ups with flexible workspaces, according to Neil Hunter, the centre's manager. The site features a reception desk, a cafe and lifts. The Oakland House space is Citibase's second business centre in Manchester, with the first located on Princess Street in the city centre.

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Citibase, the flexible office provider, has doubled its presence in Manchester with the launch of a brand new state-of-the-art business hub in Old Trafford.

Citibase Manchester Old Trafford is the company’s second business centre in Manchester, alongside its Princess Street hub.

Its arrival is set to offer a huge boost to the local economy by providing up to 360 entrepreneurs, start-ups and SMEs with flexible and affordable fully serviced office space.

Situated in Oakland House on Talbot Road, the centre has been fully refurbished to a high specification, and features a reception, six passenger lifts and an on-site café.

Steve Jude, CEO, Citibase said: “With Manchester at its heart, the northern powerhouse is set to become one of the most exciting driving forces in our country’s new economy.

"I have been saying for some time that ‘the world of work has changed forever’ and this will be more evident than ever in 2017 as businesses reject the restrictions and ties of long office contracts and search for flexible, affordable work space.

“Citibase is proud to be a leader in empowering and incubating these SME’s in the North West by providing a home for them to flourish. By creating a flexible, hassle free environment, they can focus on what’s most important – making a success of their businesses and helping create new employment.”

Citibase’s newest business centre was officially launched by Kate Green, Parliamentary candidate and previously MP for Stretford and Urmston.

Centre manager Neil Hunter said: “With space filling up fast we’re looking forward to providing up to 360 entrepreneurs, start-ups and SMEs with an affordable and flexible place for them to call home and giving a welcome boost to the local economy.”