The Skiff is a lovely little co-working space in the centre of Brighton. It largely caters to the…read moretech freelancer workforce in Brighton, providing desk space and a shared office environment to stop people from going slowly insane in their home offices. Permanent desks are available from about £300pm if memory serves, but there are a variety of cheaper packages for workers that prefer to balance time at home with time someplace else. I've been involved in a social context with the Skiff for many years now, and have to say that one of the most positive aspects of it is the number of free events that are hosted here after hours - generally user group meetings for key technologies.

This place bills itself as a nice little place to work in the middle of Brighton, which is as…read moresuccinct a summary as you could wish for. It aims to provide a cross between a coffee shop and a place to do proper work (what do you mean, that sounds like your office?), allowing lonely bedsit-bound types the chance to get out and see the world without abandoning their precious screenplay. One-off users can drop in for free as long as they promise to behave like sentient human beings; desks are also rented out £250 a month plus VAT. The Skiff also hosts regular events and I went along last night to the inaugural Brighton Future of News Meetup. The space is clean and functional. The pink chairs and beanbags in the downstairs made the place look more like a crèche than a meeting room, but the assembled journalists, PR people, software architects and other media types were undeniably grown-up.

The Brighton Media Centre (BMC) meets our immediate needs for serviced office accommodation in…read moreBrighton. Many of our clients have their headquarters in London, and the city of Brighton & Hove provides us with easy access to London. BMC's Old Steyne House offices offer a great location within Brighton, situated between the Palace Pier and the Royal Pavilion and close to The Lanes, and so place us close to the city's public transport network. The Media Centre team is professional, friendly and supportive. Paul Latimer Latimer Appleby Ltd http://latimerappleby.com

Offering numerous solutions for Brighton creatives in need of space, the Brighton Media Centre…read morefrequently hosts exhibitions and performances of all kinds. If you're visiting Brighton or just feel like doing something a little different it's worth checking out the above website, as their events can range from simple art exhibitions to experimental theatre. Alternatively if you're a local artist you may find their selection of facilities useful, as they have on site film studios with green screen technology, photography studios, exhibition rooms, conference rooms and even a fully licensed bar.

The Brighton Media Centre is one of Brighton's best established and most useful spaces for media…read moretypes, offering different sizes and types of office spaces in a couple of locations now, as well as a large space ideal for gallerys and installations and performances. I've worked for two different companies in the building, and the professionalism with which it is run is a great credit to the companies involved. Services offered also include onsite studios and filming... is there anything this space doesn't have? Most people will find they will have the most contact with and spend the most time in the basement area, which is used as an art gallery and Brighton Fringe venue most of the time. The space is pleasantly catacomb-like, while still being quite clear and open: a strange and enticing combination. If you see any ads for anything here, give them a go: this space seems to encourage some really lateral thinking.

Projects is a fantastic work environment. We've been here since they opened over a year ago and it…read morehas provided us with a versatile, friendly coworking space as well as an incredible community network. We would recommend the Projects to anyone looking for coworking in Brighton.