Jackson writes, “FT Group chief executive John Ridding said the FT would have had to look at new offices even if it still owned the No 1 Southwark Bridge building, but the change of ownership would provide an ‘opportunity’ to find more appropriate accommodation.
“‘Independent of this deal we’ve been thinking about a more appropriate, more dynamic, more digital media-appropriate environment,’ he said. ‘We are in need of a new base where frankly we can bring to bear the kind of set-up a lot of news organisations enjoy. We see this as an opportunity.’
“The FT moved to No 1 Southwark Bridge in 1989 from Bracken House in Cannon Street, where it had been since the 1950s.”
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