Royal We Work: Buckingham Palace to launch co-working space

The Royal We Work, Buckingham Palace’s new co-working and meeting space opening its doors this April 1.

Space will include Corgi nursery, tea and scones facilities, and a private glass meeting room for HRH The Queen.

Gotcha. April Fools.

The Royal We Work will remain just a dream, but there are plenty of real, exciting, creative work spaces opening their doors.

Buckingham Palace has announced it will be opening the doors to their brand new co-working space: The Royal We Work, this April 1.

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