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# Regus Westward House

Wigan is a town that has reinvented itself more than once. It grew on cotton and coal, made its name in rugby league, and today it mixes logistics, health, education and professional services in a position between Manchester, Liverpool and Preston. Regus Westward House on King Street places a flexible office in the heart of the town, with coworking spaces and private offices side by side and meeting rooms equipped with the latest business technology.

Because the building is in the town centre, the transport is simple. The operator mentions nearby parking and local bus and train stations, and Wigan has two railway stations, North Western and Wallgate, both in the centre. Services from them reach Manchester, Liverpool and Preston, which is useful for a team that serves customers across the north-west and whose employees live in different towns. The M6 and the M58 are close for drivers, and the centre lists bicycle storage and showers for those who cycle in.

Showers and bicycle storage are the sort of detail that tells you who the building is for. This is an office for people who commute actively, run at lunch or finish the day with a gym session, rather than a prestige tower. Add the lounge area, the meeting rooms and wheelchair access, and you have a practical centre that treats everyday needs seriously. The photographs on this page show the offices and shared areas so you can judge the finish yourself.

The setting around King Street is a town-centre one. The operator speaks of bars, restaurants and leisure attractions where a team can relax at the end of the day, and Wigan has plenty of heritage to show a visitor: the Leeds and Liverpool Canal runs through the town, and Wigan Pier on its banks is a well-known landmark. For a client from out of town, a meeting at Westward House followed by a walk along the canal makes a sensible half day.

Who is the centre for? Small and medium businesses in Wigan and the surrounding boroughs that need a team office with proper meeting space; freelancers who want to leave the kitchen table; recruitment, finance and logistics firms that need a base between Manchester and Liverpool; and national companies opening a first Greater Manchester branch. Because the operator offers both coworking and private offices, a team can start with a few desks and move into an office as it grows.

The local economy provides a steady stream of potential customers for such companies. Wigan has a large population, a long tradition of manufacturing and a growing number of distribution and service employers, and the borough is one of the larger ones in Greater Manchester. A central address in the town helps a business look established to local councils, housing providers, schools and health services, which are all sizeable buyers.

When you visit, ask which floor your office would be on, what hours reception covers and how many meeting rooms can be booked by the hour. Ask also whether the address can be used as a registered office, since that depends on the contract.

A serviced office is also a hedge against uncertainty. If you are not sure how large the Wigan operation will become, you can begin small, add rooms later and avoid the cost of fitting out and furnishing a conventional lease.

Wigan also rewards firms that think about their staff. A town-centre location with two railway stations and frequent buses opens the hiring pool to people who do not own a car, and showers on site help to recruit commuters who cycle. In a labour market where candidates compare commutes as closely as salaries, those details make the difference between a vacancy that fills in a month and one that lingers.

To get the current price and to organise a viewing, submit an enquiry through CoworkingView with your team size, start date and the type of space you need, and we will put you in touch with the centre.

- **Location:** Wigan
- **Address:** Westward House, King Street, WN1 1LP Wigan
- **Operator:** Regus
- **Amenities:** Bikes Available, Reception, Showers, Purified Water, Ergonomic Chairs, Snacks, High-speed WiFi, Office Supplies, AC / Heating, Meeting Rooms, Lockers, Wheelchair Accessible, Printer / Scanner, Kitchenette, Lounge Area

## Pricing

- Private office at Regus Westward House (Private Office): £165/month

## Nearby transport

- King Street West/Wallgate (Stop E) (bus, 1 min walk)
- Wigan Wallgate (train, 1 min walk)
- Wallgate/Wallgate Station (Stop D) (bus, 2 min walk)
- King Street/Wallgate (bus, 3 min walk)

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