Paddington Serviced Offices W2

MWB serviced offices in Paddington Central are set on the 4th floor of the stunning One Kingdom Street building. Featuring elegant glazed exteriors and striking double height entrance hall, this is contemporary business design at its best.

Only yards from Paddington Station you have immediate access to the whole of greater London, and can be at Heathrow International Airport in 15 minutes. Surrounded by a great selection of retails and food outlets, cafes, bars this area is a social hub for workers and residents alike.

You'll get a fully furnished office and the latest IT and telecoms, and one of the highly trained team will act as your company receptionist taking your calls when you are in and out, handling your mail and faxes and anything else you need. There is huge amounts of natural light in every office to create a productive and enjoyable working environment.

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Due to the bespoke nature of the office space MWB cannot offer a standard price. Please  or contact MWB today for a

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Norfolk Square Garden awarded Green Flag Status

Winning a Green Flag Awards brings excellent publicity. Both the media and the public are becoming increasingly aware that a site flying a Green Flag is a high quality green space. We realise that all green spaces are different and this diversity is welcomed. Each site is judged on its own merits and suitability to the community it serves.

Awards are given on an annual basis and winners must apply each year to renew their Green Flag status. Throughout the land the owners, managers and staff of many parks and green spaces work tirelessly to ensure their application for the prestigious Green Flag Award is successful.  The number of applicants increases year after year and, with this increasing interest in the scheme, it is clear the Green Flag Award scheme is a resounding success.

There has recently been much discussion about the declining quality of our city parks and lack of focus upon rural green spaces. While this is undoubtedly a cause for concern in many places there are also many examples of thriving, popular sites run by dedicated, enthusiastic people working closely with their local communities. Many places that were run-down and neglected just a few years ago are now shining examples of outstanding green space management, and this shows the way forward. The Green Flag Award Scheme is the impetus to an ever-increasing improvement in the quality of our parks and green spaces.

Crossrail is Coming....

The Crossrail Bill was enacted by Parliament on 22 July. Throughout September, Crossrail are holding a series of information centres across the route detailing what is planned for each area.

Dragon Boat Racing 2008

For the 6th year running PWP's Dragon Boat racing was a huge success, with over £10,000 being raised for local charities.  The 'Fastest Boat' prize was hotly contested by the 12 teams, with Merchant Square team to strong for Davy Process, piping them in the final by a couple of seconds. 

The 'Best Dressed' title was also  close to call, with Cosmic from St Mary's taking the first prize for a huge effort of creating a team of Smurf's including blue faces, matching white hats and even a Papa Smurf!

IWA 2008 Canalway Cavalcade

This year the Canal Cavalcade was a huge success, not only did the sun shine, the canal came alive with entertaining Morris Dancers, live music, craft stalls and kids activities. Paddington Waterside Partnership along with the Paddington BID funded an increased free guided walks programme which proved very popular with over 100 people attending.  The walks included the ever popular Brunel walk, Exploring Little Venice with Bryan & the updated Introducing Paddington Waterside walk with Imelda.

View more information on the walks.

James Glancy Design Plugs Up Paddington Basin

A new addition to Paddington Basin is attracting much interest. A giant plug and hole, by James Glancy Design, has been installed on the floor of Paddington Basin where the canal has been drained to enable construction work at Merchant Square.

Developers of the Merchant Square scheme, European Land and Property, commissioned the work to create a novel and fun focal point, visually representing the empty canal.