30th October 2009
Occupier at Burrough Court Wear it Pink to Work!!

October is Breast Cancer awareness month with lots of great fund raising events going on around the country.
Burrough Court joined in the fun and raise money for this excellent charity by wearing it pink to work! Donating money to pull on our favorite pink socks and scarves and enjoy eating some delicious homemade pink cakes and biscuits - we raised over £90!!
More details can be seen on the Wear it Pink website.
Thank you to everyone for your support,
All at Burrough Court
26th September 20009
Burrough Court history auctioned for £2,150!!
A settee once here at Burrough Court, though to be where Edward VIII and Wallis Simpson were seated on the weekend they met has sold for £2,150 in Northamptonshire.
It is rumored that the pair spent all weekend chatting on a "luxurious" three-seater pink velvet settee.
Auctioneer Jonathan Humbert said the sofa was once the property of Lady Thelma Furness, who first met the Prince of Wales in the 1920s. They went on safari together in East Africa in 1930 and developed a close relationship. But it was she who introduced the prince to her close friend Wallis Simpson, who beat her to his affections.
It was rumored Lady Thelma was so enraged she had the sofa reduced to two seats in revenge!
To read the full article on the BBC website click here.
4th June 2009
Melton Times
Artwork on display at Burrough Court
The meeting rooms at Burrough Court are currently exhibiting professional photographer Keith Cooper's most recent collection of landscape photographs from around the burrough.

The exhibition is the first to be displayed here and shows views including viaduct at John O'Gaunt and Rutland Water.
Marketing manager Nicky Montgomerie said: "The idea behind the exhibition came from our desire to assist local artists and photographers in connecting with the business community. Keith's work has proved very popular, and the exhibition marks the start of an exciting relationship between Burrough Court and the creative community".
26th May 2009
Leicester Mercury - Business
'The future starts here' - Tempting prospects for new firms at Burrough Court
Burrough Court is giving start-up niche firms space to grow with minimum risk. By converting two office suites into four smaller units aimed at new businesses the start-up units will offer all-inclusive and flexible rental packages designed to help new firms cut costs and maintain cashflow.

Fred Wilson, property director of Burrough Court, said: "The current economic uncertainty has led to a reduction in demand from established businesses as they seek to weather the storm, but it has also been a catalyst for a rapid up-surge in demand from substantial start-ups.
Read the full article - Leicester Mercury Business, 26th May 2009
May 2009
Local Photographer displays work at Burrough Court
The meeting rooms at Burrough Court are proudly exhibiting Leicestershire based professional photographer Keith Cooper’s most recent collection of local landscape photographs.
Keith’s latest collection on display for the first time at Burrough Court shows stunning views taken earlier this year of the local areas surrounding Leicestershire and Rutland water.

If you have any enquires about the photographs or would like to come and view the gallery contact Nicky on 01664 454 690 nicky@burroughcourt.com
For further images & details of the exhibition including prices can also be seen at North Light Images
May 2008
'Thirsty Thursdays' start the summer!
On the first Thursday of each summer month everyone who works at Burrough Court gets together in the beautiful gardens and shares a glass or two whilst watching the fitter ones working out in the gym!!
It is best summed up by one of the tenants who said "It's a great way to meet up with the others here.... those people who you say 'Hi' to during the week..... it's a very informal and totally relaxed evening."
August 2007
New Gym is 'up and running'
The fully-equipped gym is now installed... two weeks early!!!
The air-conditioned gym now has a comprehensive range of equipment including a running machine, stepper, rowing machine, bike and cross-trainer together with a bench and weights.
'We know it would be popular, but the response has been remarkable!' says Fred Wilson.
 
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