POA
Parking
24hr access
Broadband
Meeting rooms
Kitchen
FurnishedPOA
ParkingBroadbandKitchen
Disabled accessOffices starting from £350
Parking24hr accessBroadband
ManagedMeeting roomsKitchenOffices starting from £135
ParkingBroadbandFurnished
Break-out areas
Reception
CCTVOffices starting from £125
ParkingMeeting roomsBreak-out areasCCTVPOA
24hr accessMeeting roomsKitchen
Fibre InternetBreak-out areasReceptionPOA
Parking24hr accessBroadbandManagedMeeting roomsKitchenPOA
ParkingManagedCCTV
Co-workingDisabled accessPOA
Parking24hr accessBroadbandMeeting roomsFurnished
Air conditioningPOA
ParkingManagedMeeting roomsCCTVCo-working
Virtual OfficesPOA
Parking24hr accessBroadbandManagedMeeting roomsCCTVPOA
Parking24hr accessFurnishedCCTVCo-working
Telephone SystemPOA
ParkingKitchenBreak-out areasCCTVCo-workingItems per page
As Scotland's smallest historic county, it is often nicknamed 'The Wee County'. When written, Clackmannanshire is often abbreviated to Clacks.
The main industries in Clackmannanshire are agriculture, brewing, and formerly coal mining. In 2006, permission was given for a waterfront development of the Docks area of Alloa, which had previously been an area in decline.
A new railway line was completed in 2008, connecting Alloa to Kincardine and Stirling and the national rail network, for the first time since 1968. Passenger services operate towards Stirling with the line to Kincardine is used primarily by freight trains. The service provides an hourly connection between Alloa, Stirling and Glasgow Queen Street.
Serviced offices in Clackmannanshire capitalise on the areas central position and transport links.
Lochgelly (0.7 mi)
