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Our Bletchley Park Office

The famous nerve-centre and think-tank of the British decryption establishment during the Second World War and the birthplace of modern computing.

COME AND VISIT!

Our offices are housed in Block E - the former communication hub for incoming/outgoing radio transmissions as well as the Type-X cipher machines (the British version of the German Enigma). We're also next door to the The National Museum of Computing and the rebuild of the world's first programmable computer - Colossus. We think it's the perfect place to push the envelope on mobile and emerging device innovation - plus it's a great day out for our visiting clients!

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Our Liverpool Street Office

Not to be outdone by Bletchley Park for its historical significance, 50 Liverpool Street has a bit of a story to tell too. Not only was it the target of London’s first aerial bombing attack of the First World War, it also proved a powerful inspiration for the poetry of Sir John Bejteman who famously led a conservation campaign in 1979 to save the building from demolishment.

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