#findbritain - Aaron Biber, 89, assesses the damage to his hairdressing salon after #londonriots on Tottenham High Road on August 7, 2011 Bernie J Mitchell August 09, 2011 – 1 min read Share Share this article Facebook X LinkedIn Email WhatsApp Telegram Threads More Bluesky Mastodon Reddit Pinterest LINE Page Link Aaron Biber, 89, assesses the damage to his hairdressing salon after riots on Tottenham High Road on August 7, 2011 Share this article Share BLOG London Keep reading What’s next? BLOG Nokia p225.mov Watch on Posterous BLOG #findbritain - video 'We're getting our taxes back.' #londonriots #Clapham Junction [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sXcI-NL3Tro] By Mark Stone Clapham Junction coworking sign BLOG Should You Close or Keep Marketing Your Coworking Space Over the Holidays? The Case for Taking a Holiday Break For coworking space operators in London, December is often a month of tough decisions. With the festive season in full swing, many wonder: “Should we shut down and take a break or keep pushing our marketing and communications to stay visible?” While closing and switching off for the holidays is tempting, there’s a compelling case for staying active — especially in a city where self-employed workers and freelancers rarely switch off entirely. Here’s a break How to Stop Your Coworking Space Failing in the First Two Years 20% of UK businesses fail in the first two years. 60% don't make it past five. Here's what I've seen keep coworking spaces alive.
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