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14 years ago
Various sized offices. Monthly rental. On site private parking. read more
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2 Caird Park
Hamilton ML3 0AT
United Kingdom
Hamilton
01698 338800
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E.K Business Centre
(1 review)
East Kilbride Business Centre is an affordable and cost effective collection of small to medium…read moresized units and office space. The price and location make it an ideal place for small start-up companies also the helpfulness of the owners is very good. They are both friendly and always make you feel welcome. They are flexible and try to help you out any way they can. The Business centre itself has a large Atrium area where you can sit and relax with colleagues over a tea or coffee.
From the owner: Offices from £300. 130-400 sq ft…read moreVat Free Disabled access CCTV Ample free parking Flexible terms 7 day access Meeting rooms Free Ionia Espresso coffee
The Pearce Institute
This place is one of the many highlights of Govan. It's a multi-functional, friendly and beautiful…read morebuilding. This really is a tourist attraction and a must see on your travels of Govan. The building is more commonly or affectionately known as the PI. It is in the heart of the community and has been since 1906. I've been to so many various events, conferences, meetings and even a theatre production. I first started coming here to do teaching and train young unemployed volunteers about television operation. We had fun using the building as a film location for the many script ideas the young people came up with. On that note you may notice on the odd occassion a line of Arnold Clark vans lined up outside, then you know there's a film being shot inside. The PI has been used for many big budget films, proving it's such a great building. It has many rooms for office space and larger rooms/theatres split on three levels. The PI recently underwent some renovation work, especially for the return of the ship, which sits neatly at the top of the building outside. The MacLeod Hall is the largest hall, where I have arranged and attended many events and ceilidhs. It really is beautiful and a great space. I remember when setting up for an event elsewhere in the building the hall was being prepped for a wedding reception. I did say it was multi-functional. It has a lovely cafe called the Cafe Pearce, this tends to be seasonal so can close during summer and winter holidays. The staff are always pleasant and accomodating, as I have also arranged many events in there as well as it is also a suitable large room. I have also used the Lithgow Theatre for rehearsal space for singing and dancing. Back in December I went along to see a pantomine, The Govan Cat, which was brilliant. Although not a conventional theatre it worked really well with the balcony from the MacLeod Hall allowing for a dressing room for the cast. Many charities and businesses base themself from this building. There's also numerous organisations which use it from the Govan and Craigton Intergration Network to dance and karate classes for young children. It's a vibrant and active centre and it's wonderful to see how a tremendous amount of ventures and activity still occurs on a daily basis. The PI is always listed on the Doors Open Day, so if you want more of a look around I would definitely go along. Or why not just stop by for lunch for a wee cup of tea and bowl of soup.
Templeton Business Centre
(2 reviews)
I often wonder if designer, William Leiper, was taking the mickey when he put forward his plans for…read moreTempleton Carpet Factory back in 1892. Frustrated by a flurry of rejections to his mainstream designs, I like to assume he entered the city chambers as a very grumpy and sarcastic Glaswegian man. Council: "What have you got for us now then?" Leiper: "Whatever the hell you want, it's a carpet factory so why don't we just go ahead and design Doge's Palace in Venice, maybe that will keep you happy." Council: "Hmm, interesting, what colour?" Leiper: "Eh? What d'you mean what colour? Orange, yellow, blue, with multi-coloured turrets and arches, I don't care what effing colour!" And alas, Templeton Carpet Factory was formed. Overlooking Glasgow Green, slightly further along from the People's Palace, this truly bizarre design is one of my favourite buildings in the city. Now operating as a business centre with a small pub situated next door, it has become a tourist attraction in its own right, despite the fact many Glaswegians are criminally unaware of its existence. Good on you William!
Templeton Business Centre is the most bizarre building in the city. Its red sandstone, coloured…read morebrick, and ceramic mosaics makes it look like it should belong in Mumbai rather than Glasgow Green. Dating back to 1899, the building was designed as a carpet mill by William Leiper. The centre is often called "The Doge's Palace" because it resembles the building of that name in Venice.
The Melting Pot
(3 reviews)
Spent an afternoon here hot-desking. Reliable wifi and plenty of power outlets. Free coffee and…read moretea. Some different seating arrangements available, so you can likely find the style you're looking for, though I didn't see any counters or standing desks, if that's your thing. Slightly odd, but for the drop-in fees, they only took cash. The scale is by the hour, capping at £25 for the entire day if I remember correctly. The staff is friendly and helpful. The place overall has a good vibe. Bathrooms: Generally clean and functional.
The Melting Pot is a great resource for anyone needing hot desking space in Edinburgh, or anyone…read morewanting a cheap meeting room (the latter is what I use it for). They've several rooms of different sizes, and we find them really good for team away days - with coffee and tea, pastries, sandwiches etc available for extra cost. The rates are all reasonable, and the staff respond very quickly to enquiries. If I needed to hot desk, I'd come here too. The facilities look great, and there are membership options for anyone who's likely to become a regular, not to mention mentoring opportunities and events around social entrepreneurialism (possibly a word I just made up) and innovation. It's all eco-friendly, and the whole place is run with a really inclusive ethos. The Melting Pot is probably one of Edinburgh's underdogs, but it's a really great and important space that deserves a pat on the back.
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We own investment properties in Glasgow and Cumbernauld and have used Advanced Building Solutions…read morefor over 2 years, to rehab and repair our 3 properties. Mark's services, quality of work, and craftsmanship are truly outstanding. As a native of the UK and resident of the US, Advanced Building Solutions has given us complete confidence in their abilities to meticulously complete the job on time and within our specific budget! Most importantly, Advanced Building Solutions is so confident in their work, Mark does not collect payment until the job has been completed to our satisfaction. We have hired their company to fit in new boilers and radiators, update lighting, install new kitchen cabinets, and remodel and update bathrooms in all 3 of our units. In a tough economy, it is very important to find someone who is reliable and as experienced as Mark. If you are looking for a true building specialist, this is the company you should definitely call.
Great estate agent - sold my flat before moving to the US and I found Steven really responsive and…read moremuch better than the others who came to value my flat. From start to finish the team couldn't have been more helpful. Highly recommend.
Put a note of interest in a property for sale - meant nothing to them- someone put an offer and…read morethe owner accepted it without notifying me - horrible service
Where can I start, seriously avoid this guy at all costs, a family member bought a fire place from…read morethis guy my auntie to be exact she is in supported accommodation as she has ms and has had a few slight strokes and is mostly house bound now, any way after having looked around for a new fire place she finally decided to buy one from mr john Kane a dimplex LCD fireplace sold to her for £900 cash and was waiting on delivery just before Xmas last year, luckily enough the electrician that was meant to fit the fire couldn't at the time of delivery after saying for my auntie not to worry that I would fit the new fire for her to make sure it was done in time for Xmas, once seeing the new fire it was obvious it was a second hand ex display model that was sold to her as it was filthy and not even in the correct box so on realising this she asked myself to return the fire for a refund as it wasn't what she had bought, I contacted mr Kane asking for a re fund stating that it was because the firm was not brand new and looked as if it had been fitted before, I was told that I wouldn't get a refund and a new replacement fire would be ordered after stressing that we were not happy and didn't want a new one and just wanted a refund because we didn't trust him after tryin to pull the wool over our eyes with the last one he hung up the phone then minutes later texted myself to say a new one was ordered and could be collected after Xmas holidays when the shop opened back up, so we had no choice but to wait till the shop opened after new year to try sort this out, once the shop finally opened we returned the fire to mr Kane telling him we did not want a new one we just wanted a re fund, he then said the fire had been re moved from the packaging and looked as if it had been fitted our answer was of course it had been but not at the house but had been in his shop to which he denied, looking around the shop I noticed a blank space of the wall with the note on the wall describing the fire place we were returning so it was clearly ex display and had been takin down, this then got mr Kane's back up and got him shall we say a tad annoyed to the fact he then swore under his breath at my partner, so then said he would need to check the fire place to make sure it was working and if it wasn't then that was tough we must have broken it after I stood and watched him plug it in and my partner now try and phone my aunt to tell her what was happening he told me the fire wasn't coming on and wasn't working after what shall we say a few choice verbal words from myself and then just threatening to have to call the police because of the way he was carrying on all of a sudden the fire magically switched on after he checked it and then agreed to give us a refund we were told it wouldn't be the cash balance that was paid to him T the time because he didn't have cash there and wouldn't shut the shop to go get it, but with refusing to leave till this was sorted he then told us it would need to be a bank transfer refund so we contacted my aunt to ask if this was ok, she wasn't very happy to give over bank details after the way she had been treated but felt there was no option but to go ahead and do this, so we agreed with mr Kane this would have to do but my aunt wanted to speak to him on the phone and after my aunt gave him the what for over the phone he transferred the re fund but only after asking if he gave her a discount on the one we were returning would she not just except the fire, I'm not sure but I can only say I wouldn't want the fire after where she told him he could stick it. Anyway after getting her money back which took a few days to show in her account we finally got her the same style fire for half the price so she treated herself to a new iPad too with the money she saved and after popping up and fitting the new fire for her she is happy now and just glad it all finally got sorted. I have to say as a small business owner myself I could never treat any customer this way especial a older disabled person like my aunt or any one to the matter, I can only say I'm truly disgusted the way she was treated and I would urge everyone to stay as far away from this company as you can
Had an old tired marble surround with awful 70`s tile hearth and backing , went to Mr Kane to see…read morewhat options we had . I was delighted to find that it was possible to re-furb the marble surround which was in-keeping with the style of our property and in addition to that we could get a stove with a brick recess (real heat) . the guys turned up prompt , got stuck in and produced a fantastic job . Great finish , nice people to deal with and will be getting them back when its time for the other fireplace to be done . Thanks again John and the guys
This is the sister company to Vallance Discount Carpets, the main different being that they focus…read moreon FLOORING as opposed to carpets. It's a massive place! They have an amazing range of vinyls, linos (?) and all other cold floor coverings in an array of colours and patterns. I'm not that into my DIY and luckily the staff in here and really friendly and gave me very clear instructions on how to lay some vinyl (or something) in my tiny bathroom. After much huffing, puffing, the odd swear word and a bottle of red wine it was done! Good job done all round! The prices are very reasonable, there's a wide range of stock and they are also open seven days. Top marks.
Right in the heart of Glasgow but located in the Park Area, so lots of greenery. The centre is four…read moreinter-connected townhouses and has loads of charm. Best of all, the staff are very professional and friendly and really take care of you and the building. Even if you are just looking to hold a business meeting or some training in town, they will be able to accomodate you. It is really reasonable too.
Very Prompt service. The way Clare helped me find the perfect long-term stay in the city center was…read morevery impressive. She walked the extra steps to help me with the spacious, well-furnished serviced apartment property I was looking for next several months. Kudos to her!
Central Letting Services are very professional and tried their best in resolving issues within…read morereasonable time. They don't discriminate against new arrivals into Scotland and are student friendly.
My partner rented with CLS for two years (I lived in the property for the second year, which I…read moreshould point out was all above board and known to the agent). Over this time we had a number of issues with the flat, ranging from no running water in the kitchen to a leaking window. Both this issues took up to 4 weeks to be resolved (which the agent argued was within a "reasonable time"). I cannot argue with this but the constant calling and emailing them looking for updates along with the fact that in the mean time no temporary fixes were put in place left us with a very bad experience of CLS and certainly will not be recommending them to ANYONE. I should also point out that many of our reported issues went ignored. We had an electrical issue which almost resulted in a heater catching fire (luckily I was in the flat at the time and smelt the burning plastic.) I emailed pictures of the half melted plug and informed the agent. Nothing was done. It was a similar story with very strong gaseous smells coming from the bathroom (on two occasions, the odour was bad enough to wake us up in the middle of the night). Numerous calls resulted in us being fobbed off. Again nothing was done. Steer clear.
My House Extension…read more Job made very straight forward, John and his men made a great effort to carry out the work as quickly and with as little disruption as possible to me or my home. I would use this company again. p.s The photos are there for you to see the job.