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Flagship joins Bristol24/7 Better Business
Flagship Spaces is Bristol’s newest design-led co-working space, based on Colston Avenue, adjacent to the harbourside. Committed to being a sustainably focused business, positively contributing to the local community, Flagship is thrilled to be joining the Better Business network.
Flagship Bristol opened its doors towards the end of 2020, giving this new brand the opportunity to build co-working solutions to suit the new working landscape.
With flexible membership options, Flagship offers private offices, dedicated desks and co-working spaces to suit SME’s and freelancers looking for their flagship office. As businesses look to return to an office environment, flexibility and hybrid working models are the future and Flagship offers just that.
Considering that we spend a huge portion of our adult lives in a working environment, it seems fitting that we take action to monitor our sustainable, ethical and environmental impacts. The health of the world is important to the team at Flagship and a sustainable conscience runs through the core of the business.
When it comes to making decisions, implementing new strategies and the day-to-day activities within Flagship Spaces, the environmental impacts are at the forefront. The team believes that change happens with the smallest everyday decisions, like purchasing pre-loved books for the bookshelves, reducing single-use plastic, supporting locally created art and choosing non-toxic, vegan and ethical products cleaning products.

Flagship offers private offices, dedicated desks and co-working spaces to suit SME’s and freelancers. Credit: Flagship.
Community Manager, Miranda says, “We’re so excited to be a part of a local network of businesses with similar goals that stretch beyond the bottom line. Bristol has been my home for over 10 years, and together with Flagship I’m looking forward to creating a positive impact on the city.”
Main Photo: Flagship
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