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An Overview of Collaborative Workspaces

Collaborative workspaces, often referred to as co-working spaces, changed the face of how professionals worked. They have been designed to provide a sense of community and flexibility within the workplace whilst offering many other facilities that can be found outsid...

Read    19/06/2024

Tricks To Building a Coworking Community

If you are fascinated by the concept of coworking but unable to join a coworking community in your patch because one doesn't yet exist in your neighborhood, then the adventurous could consider building one. That is what we here at Ringley did. The concept of coworkin...

Read    23/03/2023

The Case for Co-Working in BTR Schemes

The COVID-19 pandemic lockdown forced businesses and workers alike to realize the critical importance of flexible working arrangements. This includes working from home, whether for part of the week or the entire week. In response to this shift, developers, operators,...

Read    18/08/2022

COMPANY DAY

Deeply ingrained in Ringley's traditions is the annual Company Day, when everyone comes together to celebrate the company and employee achievements of the year. Through various team-building exercises, we have the opportunity to get to know each other on a deeper lev...

Read    02/09/2020

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