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London SMEs ditch Tech City and Shoreditch for Clerkenwell
Clerkenwell and Soho are the preferred locations for SMEs in London, replacing Shoreditch as the former favourite, according to new search data.
Sunday 8 November 2026
Clerkenwell and Soho are the preferred locations for SMEs in London, replacing Shoreditch as the former favourite, according to new search data.
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The company is citing freedom of speech as a basis for not turning over records about the account.
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CEO Nick Beighton worked a shift at site where it is claimed workers often went without water and toilet breaks.
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