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SITE IN BURTON OFFERING A HOME WORKING ALTERNATIVE
Burton Mail
|January 01, 2026
There has been a 16 per cent rise in hot desks and meeting room bookings at enterprise centres in the past year
REMOTE and hybrid workers can now benefit from a new hot desk site in Burton - installed in response to growing demand for flexible workspaces across Staffordshire.
The last year has seen a 16 per cent rise in bookings of hot desks and meeting rooms across the county council's eight enterprise centres as more people look for affordable and professional alternatives to working from home.
To meet this demand, the authority has expanded its hot desk provision to Waterside Court Enterprise Centre in Burton.
Located on the Centrum 100 Business Park, just minutes from the A38, the centre offers a productive environment for anyone needing a place to work.
One person who has already benefited from using this new premises is Karen Glynn, co-director of PJ Recruitment based in Burton-on-Trent.
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