At #WorshipSquare, our #ReadytoWork occupiers have access to our 3,000 sq ft rooftop terrace!
Head up to relax and grab some well-earned time to yourself. It’ll also be home to some of our communal events, like rooftop yoga, fitness classes, and summer socials 🍻
Fancy something different? Take a gardening class or pick some fresh herbs from the allotments to top off your lunchtime snack 🥗
Find out more about our Ready to Work offer via the link in our bio 🔗
📸 credit to Ed Reeve
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At #WorshipSquare, our #ReadytoWork occupiers have access to our 3,000 sq ft rooftop terrace!
Head up to relax and grab some well-earned time to yourself. It’ll also be home to some of our communal events, like rooftop yoga, fitness classes, and summer socials 🍻
Fancy something different? Take a gardening class or pick some fresh herbs from the allotments to top off your lunchtime snack 🥗
Find out more about our Ready to Work offer 👉 https://worshipsquare.co.uk/ready-to-work/
📸 credit to Ed Reeve
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