Skyline Spring 2018

SKYLINE

Skypark Magazine

ISSUE 26

SPRING '18

In this issue...

SKYPARK WELCOMES

NORR

CARERS TRUST LAUNCH

CANS FOR CARERS

KINDA DO KILI INSPIRE FOR FINDING YOUR FEET

THE NEXT GENERATION

DINNER FOR 2 AT AVO AVO

plus lots more...

IN THIS ISSUE

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CMC Affinity celebrates new office opening

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Anderston Youth Cafe

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Skypark welcomes NORR

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Street food truck Thursdays

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Four Seasons Nursery at Skypark

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NEW on-site amenities

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New Art Exhibition by Peter Gillies

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Peninsula celebrate three years at Skypark

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Kinda Do Kili for Finding Your Feet!

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Stream Technologies continue to grow

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A jewel in Finnieston’s crown - Avo Avo

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Fleet Alliance

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WIN a 3 course meal for 2 at Avo Avo

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Carers Trust launches cans for carers campaign

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The new dogs in town bring treats!

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Winter Wonderland round-up

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Try out Sweat! Gym for FREE!

twitter.com/skyparkHQ

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Get involved in Pass it on Week - instrument amnesty for Music Broth

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MEET THE TEAM

Welcome

We are delighted to welcome the new owners of Skypark, BT Pension Fund (managed by Hermes Fund Management). Stephen Ellis will be the main contact. Angela Higgins of Resonance Capital will act as locally based specialist advisor to Hermes. The rest of the site team remain as normal.

Stephen Ellis Asset Manager

We look forward to Hermes applying their highly experienced, imaginative and skilled approach to the running of Skypark as we go forward.

We would also like to say a warm welcome to new tenants since the last edition, Northwood and NORR who have recently moved into Skypark 5, and congratulations to Peninsula who have just celebrated 3 years here!

Angela Higgins Specialist Advisor

Malcolm McFetridge Centre Manager

Lynne Feighan Deputy Centre Manager

Karha Hughes Concierge

At last, the days are getting longer and soon we can start to make the most of the fantastic location around Skypark. We're so lucky to be situated in Finnieston with so many amazing cafĂŠs, bars and restaurants on our doorstep, some even with outdoor seating, time to polish up the sunnies!

And while we're on the subject, remember that if you're thinking about getting in shape for summer, Sweat! our on-site gym is offering Skypark tenants the chance to try out the gym for free. We’re also pleased to introduce Jillian McCall our new beauty expert who will freshen up your look in a lunch time!

Skyline Spring is also jam-packed with tenant news, offers and updates.

Avo Avo is running the latest competition - flick to page 21 for details. Make a date for Street Food Thursday - running every second Thursday, and rotating to introduce a new rising star from the street food world!

We hope you enjoy all the latest news and offers and, of course if there's ever anything you'd like to see featured in the magazine, please don't hesitate to have a chat with Karha at reception.

Best wishes

Lisa Kirsop Marketing Director

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CMC AFFINITY celebrates new office opening

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n 31 January 2018, CMC AFFINITY was delighted to celebrate the official opening of its new office in Skypark.

This is the second office in Skypark for Complete Medical Communications (CMC), a McCann Health Company, who moved to Skypark in January 2015.

The two divisions of CMC, CMC CONNECT and CMC AFFINITY, now employ over 30 staff in Glasgow and this new office space means that, moving forwards, both divisions have the opportunity for further expansion. Alice Choi, Global Head of CMC, comments: “We are all excited to have a second CMC office in Glasgow’s Skypark. Glasgow is a centre of academic excellence and we’ve been able to build a fantastic team of talented individuals here. We are looking forward to continuing to support our team and grow our presence further.”

CMC is a leading global medical communications agency with science at its heart and experience spanning more than 25 years. CMC has offices in Glasgow, Macclesfield and Manchester in the UK, and Hackensack, NJ, Radnor, PA and San Francisco, CA in the USA. If you are interested in the work CMC is involved with, CMC CONNECT and CMC AFFINITY can be found on the sixth floor of Skypark 1; for more information, please visit www.complete-mc.com

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SKYPARK WELCOMES NORR Image Shows Maryhill Health and Care Centre designed

by NORR. The company has moved into Skypark 5

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ORR, the international firm of architects has opened its doors to a new office in Skypark 5.

Founded in 1938 in Toronto and celebrating their 80th anniversary, NORR operates internationally as Architects and Engineers. The Glasgow office works over a wide range of projects in the airport, commercial, education, healthcare, hospitality and residential markets and has completed a number of award winning buildings across Scotland over the last 25 years. NORR is an

employee-owned company a set up that ensures financial returns accrue to employees rather than external investors and that they are rewarded by their collective success.

Bob Hall, managing director of NORR who is responsible for the UK Business and is based in Glasgow said, “Having spent 15 years in the area we are delighted that moving to Skypark 5 has enabled us to remain part of the growing and vibrant business community now established in Finnieston�.

Visit www.norr.com for more details.

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The Skypark, 10 Elliot Square, Glasgow G3 8EP

From Japan to Skypark’s Gallery Walls F resh for a new season, Skypark is hosting an art exhibition by Glasgow-based artist, Peter Gillies, featuring works in response to a recent Japanese research tour and his love of the Scottish landscape. The paintings feature a delicate misty forest collection of drawings and a number of blossom paintings with hundreds of recurring blossoms, another key feature of his work.

Peter’s works are based on forests and individual trees, with a Japanese aesthetic using a range of materials from oils, acrylics, and pencils, to inks and spray paint. He grew up in Inverness and the trees and landscape of Scottish Highlands has strongly influenced the development of his work. He said: “The work on show covers drawings inspired by a research trip to Japan that affirmed the direction that my work was taking; one foot in the imaginary, landscapes and scenes of a dream like nature, quiet and contemplative, usually featuring snow, often at night.”

Peter added: “One of the paintings ‘Waterfall’ is a reaching silhouetted blossom tree in front of a mighty waterfall painted in acrylics while another painting ‘Blossom’ features hundreds

of individual blossoms, hand painted, cut and affixed to the scene; a laborious process but a pleasing outcome.

‘Tomioka’, is a night time forested hillside scene and was the first of three in this theme. It’s not a place of this reality, but it resonates a feeling or perhaps memory I recognise. I hope that Skypark’s tenants get the chance to stop and enjoy the exhibition as they go about their daily work.”

Peter Gillies is a Fine Artist & Stained Glass specialist, based in Glasgow operating from the ‘Department A’ studio in The Old School, Dornoch Street, a new studio block in the Eastend.

The exhibition is free and open to the public and will take place in March in Skypark 1. Prints of ‘Tomioka’ and Peters full collection are available to buy.

Please contact Peter directly at these links - www.gilliesart.com www.facebook.com/gilliesart To find out more on exhibiting Skypark’s donated gallery please contact: lisa@skypark-glasgow. com.

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Peninsula celebrate three years at Skypark

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eninsula, the UK’s leading provider of employment law, HR and health & safety services are celebrating three years at their Skypark offices.

Approaching its 35th year of business, Peninsula now has global operations in Ireland, Northern Ireland, Australia and New Zealand. Growth has been particularly rapid at their Australian operation; when it opened in 2012 the business had only six employees and 100 clients: today, this fast-growing business boasts nearly 1,000 employees and 15,000 clients. Peninsula currently employs over 1,000 people in the UK and 2,500 worldwide. More than 75,000 clients globally use its services.

Peninsula Group Managing Director and Founder, Peter Done, said: “We are delighted to be celebrating our third birthday at Skypark and the expansion that has happened here.

“Skypark is the perfect location for our Glasgow operation as it reflects our philosophy as a business in terms of fun, creativity and entrepreneurialism.

“At Peninsula, our main aim is to provide the very best support for our clients. That is what drives us and keeps the business succeeding, expanding and taking on new challenges both in the UK and globally.”

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Peninsula in charitable success S

kypark tenants, Peninsula have been busy raising awareness and funds for charitable causes as part of the company’s ethos, to support and help others in their community.

Peter Done, Founder and Group Managing Director of Peninsula comments on the part this ethos plays in helping to boost staff morale and the added benefit to the wider company.

Peter Done said, “At Peninsula we try to help others in order to help our employees, a strategy that works on many levels. Research from 2017 has shown that Millennials believe it is their duty to improve the world and feel taking part in charity

Stream TECHNOLOGIES CONTINUE TO GROW initiatives has a positive impact on the world around them, whilst providing personal fulfillment.

“At Peninsula, our employees have set the precedent for our charitable work, organising multiple events from food drives to collect donations for local food banks to themed Fun days to raise money for great causes. As part of our staple Fun day Friday, one employee designed event was The Ha Ha Club @Peninsula, a night filled with laughs and entertainment in aid of Destination Florida.

Others have included carnival themed events and Peninsula’s own answer to the Great British Bake Off, where the proceeds went to Macmillan Cancer.

“There is no denying the positive effect that supporting charity has on an organisation and its employees. When we run events there is always a rush of excitement, that stems from knowing that you are giving back and making a difference in the community around you. This is one of the most valuable things a business can do.”

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ver the past 12 months Stream has doubled its team to 50 and moved to a larger suite within Skypark 5 that compliments its London space in the Plexal Innovation Centre.

This move will allow Stream Tech to continue its planned expansion to 100 personnel and has provided much improved facilities including, reception, multiple meeting/presentation rooms, enterprise grade data-server room and hospitality facilities for hosting IoT events and demonstrations.

What do Stream Tech do? Stream provide an agile Connectivity Management Platform (aka IoT-X) which is a global frontrunner in eUICC/ eSIM management attracting demand from mobile network operators and OEMs worldwide.

If you’re interested in joining the team you can view vacancies at www.stream-technologies.com/ careers/

If your company is looking to boost employee morale or is looking to change direction, Peninsula can help. The company provides businesses with HR, employment, health and safety, insurance and employee well being services at a fraction of the cost. To find out more, contact 0808 198 7964 or visit www.peninsulagrouplimited.com.

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Carers Trust launches Cans for Carers Campaign S kypark tenants the Carers Trust has partnered with ACE Recycling and Every Can Counts to launch ‘Cans for Carers’, an aluminium drinks cans recycling initiative that aims to raise money for young adult carers aged under 25 in Scotland.

The campaign, which is supported by the free-to-use Every Can Counts recycling programme, aims to encourage businesses across central Scotland to recycle their cans and raise money for the Carers Trust. For every tonne of cans collected through the Cans for Carers initiative ACE will donate £250 to Carers Trust Scotland who in turn will use the funds to support young adult carers in Scotland.

Meg Wright, Director for Scotland and Ireland of the Carers Trust said: “This is a great campaign to raise awareness of the work of the Carers Trust and the challenges faced by young adult carers under the age of 25. They have to combine study and work alongside their caring role. They may not have the money or time to take part in social events or access simple things like sports, recreation or even meeting their friends. Our aim is to support them and help them have a life

out-with their caring role. We are proud to be working with both ACE Recycling and Every Can Counts to help encourage more people to recycle aluminium cans and raise money to support these carers in our communities.”

Donating drinks cans to Carers Trust in Skypark couldn’t be easier, Carers Trust can drop off collection boxes for your offices and once the bags are full contact Carers Trust on 0300 123 2008 or email scotland@carers. org and they will collect the bags.

The cans will be processed and recycled by ACE Recycling and

funds raised will be donated to the Carers Trust.

The Trust works to improve support, services and recognition for anyone living with the challenges of caring, unpaid, for a family member or friend who is ill, frail, disabled or has mental health or addiction problems.

It offers specialist services for carers of people of all ages and conditions and a range of individually tailored support and group activities. www.carers.org 11

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Winter WONDERLAND

Winter Wonderland on Ice raises £600 for Finding Your Feet

Fan favourite American #28 Jacob Doty and #71 Craig Peacock (team GB star) of Braehead Clan Hockey Club launched Skypark’s first Winter Wonderland on Ice event and thanks to everyone who came, it raised £600 for Finding Your Feet!

The players were joined by Aaron McKinnon (3 years old) and Ruairidh Scotland (4 years old) of Skypark’s Asquith Four Seasons Nursery and Finding Your Feet’s founder Corinne Hutton.

ANDERSTON YOUTH CAFE TO RELAUNCH

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he amazing team behind Anderston Youth Café has revealed that the project for young people in the area will relaunch this spring, opening its doors in a brand new modern venue. The Café is also looking for help from Skypark tenants with 15 minute jobs/careers talks, a first aid class or fundraising to support running costs. Please read on to find out how your company could get involved.

The Youth Café not only provides young people with their own space to meet, but has grown to take on new projects that have boosted the area’s civic pride.

A garden and bins project has encouraged young adults to take responsibility and make positive changes to the benefit of the wider community.

Anderston Youth Café was formed in 2009 by Anderston Action Group set up by Councillor Philip Bratt and

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Sanctuary Housing Association.

Chairperson of Anderston Action Group, Hazel Ralston explains more on the background. Hazel said, “The Café was set up to give young people aged 10 to 16 a venue in the area, where they could have their own space to meet and take part in activities.

“It’s been a great success and we’re looking forward to relaunching the Café to the benefit of the wider community. Children who came to the project as 10 year olds, are returning as young adult volunteers to give their support to the next generation. They have grown in confidence and are taking responsibility for their community by getting involved in other projects. With the help of a grant from Dobbies and Glasgow West Housing Association, the group cleared, painted and made over a neglected back court area, that is now lovely space for residents to sit outside and enjoy.

“Skypark has helped us in the past supplying paint and a mural artist to decorate our first venue and again Skypark is supporting our new venue, with an artist who has decorated the window spaces.

“We continue to raise funds through regular charity events to pay for the Café’s running costs, such as electricity and equipment for the young people. Any help that Skypark tenants can provide whether fundraising or facilitating life skills talks would be well received. Thanks to everyone that has helped to support the Youth Café as we look forward to the next 10 years.”

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n celebration of Glasgow’s eclectic street food movement, we’re delighted to launch Street Food Thursday right here on-site at Skypark 1/ Level-1 (take the stairs/lift down from reception):

Pictured: The artist Annmarie, from Devo Art (www.facebook.com/DevoArt)

Help needed to support the next generation Anderston Youth Café is looking for ongoing support to help run life skills talks such as in first aid and to help young people fill in further education and careers application forms. They are also keen to hear careers talks from Skypark tenants who could

inspire the next generation and give a short 15 minute talk about their job and potential career opportunities. The group meets on Thursday evening from 6-9pm in The Youth Cafe just off William Street in Anderston. If you would like to help please get in touch with Anderston Action Group by emailing hazel.ralston@ntlworld.com.

The regular line-up welcomes Fire Dog, serving their signature hot dogs and burgers and sides and Babu Bombay Street Kitchen, dishing up delicious array of spicy vegan and vegetarian foods that are gluten free too.

Street Food Thursday will run every second Thursday, rotating to introduce a new rising star in street food world! Look out around site or check Skypark Facebook for regular updates.

AVAILA BL FIRST T E ON THE UES EVERY DAY OF LOOK O MONTH. U SPECIA T FOR NEW L OFFE RS MONTH EACH !

Jillian McCall from Eternally Beautiful

Meet our new beauty expert Jillian McCall!

We’re delighted to welcome beauty therapist, Jillan McCall who has launched Eternally Beautiful beauty services on-site at Skypark.

Jillian is a beauty therapist, CIBTAC and ITEC Qualified with over 23 years of experience in the beauty industry and has worked in the UK, Ireland and Australia.

Previously, she owned and managed a chain of successful beauty salons in the West of Scotland and was nominated

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as one of Scotland’s top 100 business women within her first year of opening her salons.

Jillian has recently returned to Scotland after 8 years in Australia and as well as being Skypark’s resident beauty therapist, she has launched a new salon in Johnstone and trains others in the beauty industry in colleges across Scotland.

To book a treatment please contact Jillian on 07463 977700 or by email: Jillian.mccall@hotmail.co.uk or visit www.eternally-beautiful.com

Jillian says, “I am delighted to offer a range of salon professional beauty services to Skypark tenants while they work.

This spring why not refresh and brighten your skin with a nonsurgical facial or treat yourself to an updated look with our on trend gel nails. I am happy to answer any questions for anyone not sure of what they want.

Whether you’re looking for a pick me up or a new beauty regime we’ve got it covered.”

She offers a wide range of treatments and therapies; from nails, waxing & tanning, to CACI, facials & massages, and holistic therapies including reiki, massage and psychic readings. There are lots more treatments available with special discounts each month. Look out for the posters and email circulars for more details.

Jillian is at Skypark on the first Tuesday of each month, in our Treatment room on level -2 in Skypark 1.

On-site Amenities NEW ICE SERV

DRY CLEANING, LAUNDRY & IRONING EVERY WEEKDAY We have set up a brand new service with Majestic Laundrette in Finnieston.

Majestic are an independent family business offering a laundry, dry cleaning and ironing delivery service to Skypark.

Anna is at Skypark every second Friday (check MySky for dates) to help you unwind after a busy week!

Car valet EVERY WEDNESDAY Elite Car Valeting are at Skypark every wednesday to spruce up your car while you work! Simply drop your keys and payment off at Skypark 1 Reception on your way in to work and your car will be ready for you when you’ve finished work or at a time specified by you. Prices are as follows: Wash – £6 Wash & vac – £10 Mini valet – £15 Service valet – £35 To book a service contact Karha on 0141 221 5164 or email Reception@skypark-glasgow.com

Collection and delivery will be made directly to your office reception by calling 0141 334 3433. Card and cash payment available - see terms on MySky for full details.

We have secured exclusive discounts for Skypark tenants!

Visit MySky for a full list of services and prices.

MASSAGE DAY

She offers 25 minute seated acupressure massages, with no need to remove any clothing and no use of oils – the perfect express massage to fit into your busy schedule and get you ready for the weekend!

A massage is £18, and appointments are available between 11am and 3pm. Contact Pressuredropglasgow@gmail.com

prescription delivery EVERY WEEKDAY Local Pharmacy REACH provide a daily prescription delivery service to Skypark. Use the secure box and envelopes provided at Skypark 1 Reception, by 10am each day you will recieve your prescription to your office reception the same day. Contact Karha on 0141 221 5164 or reception@skypark-glasgow.com for more information.

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Gave it up?

Pass it on!

Get involved in the Pass it on Week’s Instrument Amnesty!

If you’re planning a spring clean, then why not free that unused instrument from the loft and into the hands of keen youngsters!

Get involved in the Pass it on Week Instrument Amnesty by donating unused instruments to your local collection point at:

Skypark 1 Reception

passitonweek.com

#passitonweek 10-18 March

We’re supporting Zero Waste Scotland’s Pass it On Week from 10th to 18th March 2018, that has an annual focus on the re-use of all kinds of musical instruments. All instrument donations will go to support the local charity Music Broth that offers an instrument to anyone that wants to play.

If you’ve a musical instrument or related equipment (eg music stands, microphones, guitar pedals, sheet music, tuition books), to donate it would be great to hear from you. Please contact Karha in Skypark reception to find out more. Email: reception@ skypark-glasgow.com For more on pass it on week and recycling visit www.recycleforscotland. com/re-use/passing-it

Finding Your Feet Kilimanjaro Challenge

You can also donate to the team’s fundraising page at: mydonate.bt.com/events/ fyfclimbkili/453828

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ur friends at Finding Your Feet have launched their tallest ever fundraiser, the Kilimanjaro Challenge! So if you’re keen to push your own boundaries then why not snap up those final places and join Corinne Hutton quadruple amputee! Read on to find out more.

Mount Kilimanjaro is the highest mountain in Africa and the highest free-standing mountain in the world and Corinne Hutton, a quadruple amputee and the founder of Finding Your Feet plans to climb it!

Corinne will accompany a team of trekkers to Tanzania to conquer the mountain. As well as proving that there are no limits after limb loss, Corinne and the Charity is aiming to raise funds and awareness of its work by taking on this life-changing challenge.

There will always be other commitments and reasons for you not to go, but the team guarantee that you’ll come back inspired, with friends for life and an absolutely amazing story to tell.

Join Cor and the team for one of the defining moments in the Charity’s story. For more details contact us at info@findingyourfeet.net or visit www.findingyourfeet.net/kilimanjaro

Further information on the trip: • Dates 29th Sep – 9th Oct plus optional 2 day safari • Deposit of £350 with £4,000 in fundraising per person • Package includes: Flights and transfers from Glasgow; Park fees; All meals and hotel & tented accommodation; Trail guides; Doctor

Can’t make Kilimanjaro?

Fear not - you can take on Kinda Kili and ‘kinda’ conquer Kili! The group will be walking 90km in total, so they’re asking others to cover the same distance, whether walking, running, cycling, swimming, or you can get creative and do it however you like. Why not rope in some friends and colleagues to do it with you! Imagine how amazing it will be to tell everyone that you’ve (kinda) conquered Kili?!

For more information, go to www.findingyourfeet.net/kindakili

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A Jewel in Finnieston’s Crown AVO avo Finnieston is fast becoming the foodie capital of Glasgow and in each issue we celebrate what’s new from our local restaurants, bars and shops. It’s great to introduce Avo Avo, Scotland’s first avocado restaurant, bringing avocado lovers the joy of a dedicated venue!

Avo Avo was founded by three friends and opened last November 2017. The trio were inspired by a trip to an avocado eating venue in Amsterdam and decided to adapt the concept. Three years on it’s up and running and even better in Glasgow.

General Manager Naz said “Our menu is proving popular and we hope it will be a hit with Skypark tenants too. We are completely dedicated to offering the freshest avocados that you will find anywhere. Our sit-in menus come with twist on classic dishes such as avo avo benedict to avo avo tastic mac & cheese! For lunches we offer takeaway boxes with snacks and meals packed with protein and nutrition and we only serve fairtrade Puro coffee.”

Opens Monday-Saturday 9-8 and Sunday from 10-6 946 Argyle Street, Glasgow. www.avoavo.co.uk

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A 3 COURSE MEAL FOR 2

AVO AVO is the first Avocado restaurant in Scotland based in Finnieston, at short walk from Skypark!

Our all-day menu includes breakfast, brunch, lunch or dinner – you can also pop in for a togo option or order via Uber Eats. From our Avo Superfood Salad, Avo Biatta to our famous Avo Burgers and Avo Cheesecake, we have a dish for everyone including flexitarians, vegetarians, vegans and pescitarians. We have also have organic coffee and delicious protein smoothies!

We also welcome group bookings, party nights and client meetings!

Visit www.avoavo.co.uk for more information or give us a call on 0141 248 1741 to book a table or place an order.

Show your Skyperks card for 10% off at AVO AVO! ENJOY A FREE GLASS OF WINE ON PRESENTATION OF AN SEC CONCERT TICKET

To enter the competition answer the following question: Is an avocado a fruit or vegetable?

Email you answer, along with your contact number and company name to Reception@skypark-glasgow.com T&C’s: Closing date - 5pm, Friday 27th April 2018. Valid for 3 months from this date. Prize includes a 3 course meal with soft drinks, available from 4pm daily.

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RADISSONRED.COM/GLASGOW Radisson Red Glasgow 25 Tunnel Street, G3 8HL Terms & Conditions: Exclusive to Sky Park employees only. Sky Park ID must be shown to redeem discount. Available from the 1st May 201831st August 2018 only. Not available in conjunction with any other offer or in the RED Sky Bar. Full terms and conditions available upon request.

Fancy a free day pass to Sweat!

Glasgow at Skypark this month?

Simply email membership@sweatunion.com and quote ‘SKYPARK’ and the pass is yours.

With over 40 group exercise classes a week and state-of-the-art Technogym equipment, there’s never been a better time to get going on those fitness goals.

Sweat! Glasgow offers great value gym membership with loads of added benefits including:

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Find out more about our classes, memberships and more at www.sweatglasgow.com

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