Regus London Bridge The News Building
These airy serviced offices occupy a prime address, moments from The Shard and London Bridge Station. The News Building was designed by Renzo Piano, The Shard’s architect, and also houses The Wall Street Journal and The Times.
Piano has created a stunning warehouse-style workspace that fosters collaboration and productivity, with floor-to-ceiling windows, timber ceilings, cosy sofas, bright breakout areas and a modern kitchen area. Just a short hop from Borough Market, you won’t be short of lunch options, either.
Private office facilities
Great for work
- High-speed WiFi
- Fully furnished office
- Utilities included
Services & support
- On-site support and reception
Access & spaces
- 24/7 building access
- Meeting room access
Private Offices at Regus The News Building, London Bridge
Base your team in a fully furnished private office at The News Building, an airy Renzo Piano workspace moments from The Shard. Offices include high-speed WiFi, utilities, on-site support and reception, 24/7 building access and meeting room access, within a collaborative, light-filled environment. Enquire about availability to establish your business steps from London Bridge station and the City of London.
Frequently asked questions
High-speed WiFi, utilities, on-site support, 24/7 access and meeting room access, fully furnished.
Yes, private office members receive 24/7 building access.
London Bridge station is a short walk with National Rail and the Northern and Jubilee lines.
Yes, the building has 24/7 CCTV.
Submit an enquiry to check availability and discuss terms.
What makes London Bridge The News Building special
Beside London Bridge Station
The News Building is under a hundred metres from National Rail, Northern and Jubilee lines.
Renzo Piano designed workspace
The News Building was designed by The Shard's architect with floor-to-ceiling windows.
Borough Market lunch nearby
Borough Market is a short hop from The News Building for lunch options.
How to get there?
Regus The News Building sits on London Bridge Street, under a hundred metres from London Bridge station with National Rail and the Northern and Jubilee Underground lines, and Borough station nearby. Designed by Renzo Piano, the building stands moments from The Shard and the City of London. Borough Market, Southwark Cathedral, Tate Modern and Shakespeare's Globe are all close, with car parks such as Snowsfields within a short walk.
