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More office space for Manly, and more funds for the country kids supported by childrens’ charity Royal Far West. In a clever partnership, Royal Far West is using its surplus buildings to raise funds to help kids in rural and remote Australia. Office space provider WOTSO is moving into the South Steyne buildings to provide co-working desks, office space & meeting rooms. It’s a good fit, with the Northern Beaches home to a huge number of small businesses, including lots of small-scale, work from home arrangements. In the next few years Royal Far West will develop its oceanfront buildings into something beautiful, that also provides a constant income for the charity. But all that takes time, and the WOTSO partnership means the buildings are being maintained and put to good use in the meantime. 
5 Comments
4/2/2020 10:23:26 am
I would dearly love the new development to include retirement assisted living. There are many aging people who have lived in Manly all their lives, needing this accomodation.
Robin Tym
4/2/2020 05:35:22 pm
I think this is a great idea and would love to see it happen. If necessary I would love to remain in Manly.
Candy Bingham
6/2/2020 03:44:23 pm
Thanks Meg and others for your comments about the future use of the old Royal Far West buildings to include retirement assisted living. Ill pass your comments onto their CEO.
Linda Stephens
6/2/2020 10:26:24 pm
The WOTSO office space is a great idea. But it is very disapppointing that excessively large and gaudy signage has been erected on the building opposite to advertise the space. I hope it isn't permanent. Is council permission required for such large signage? Leave a Reply. |
AuthorCandy Bingham, Manly Ward Councillor on Northern Beaches Council posts what's making news and issues relevant to Manly on this blog. Categories
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