Office Cleaning in Arsenal, London

You know that a clean office is very important to your business. The question is how clean is your office? If you have ever thought about having your office professionally cleaned, call our Arsenal office cleaning agency and find out how little it will cost to have your office shining clean.
Our office cleaning services in Arsenal are very flexible and we will conform outside of our normal cleaning routine to meet your specifications; just simply let us know what best suits your needs.
We are here not only to help to keep your office looking it's best, but we can also help to maintain your carpet, tile floors, ceramic tile, marble, wood and more.
The professional staff, we provide and supervisors can maintain building lobbies, entrances, employee rest areas, conference rooms, training rooms and office areas.

Covered postcodes: N5

Arsenal tube station, in Highbury, north London, is a London Underground station located near Arsenal Stadium, the home of Arsenal football club. It is on the Piccadilly Line, in Travelcard Zone 2, between Holloway Road and Finsbury Park tube stations. Opened as Gillespie Road on 15 December 1906 the later arrival of the football stadium led to a successful campaign for a change of name, and on 31 October 1932 it was renamed Arsenal (Highbury Hill). Over time, the suffix was gradually dropped, however the original tiled walls of the platforms still bear the Gillespie Road name spelt out in large letters.

The station is located in a narrow Victorian residential street and when built the station building was squeezed incongruously between residential properties on each side, occupying the width of just two Victorian terraced houses. Even after the surface building was rebuilt in the early 1930s and widened (with a further house being demolished), Arsenal station has one of the narrowest frontages of any underground station.

The station may be one of the least-used on the whole Underground network. The station remains largely deserted except on matchdays; even then, it is neglected by many supporters in favour of the nearby Finsbury Park station, which in addition to having a link to the Victoria Line is also a bus and national rail interchange. The latter is also popular with Arsenal supporters because it has the club superstore just outside.

In mid-2006, Arsenal Football Club will move to a new stadium, the Emirates Stadium located on Ashburton Grove approximately 500 yards away from Highbury, and closer to Drayton Park and Holloway Road stations. Some local residents are campaigning for Arsenal tube station's name to be reverted to Gillespie Road, arguing that the current name will no longer be as accurate as before.

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