Building
Access & Building Rules
Practical rules to keep the building safe, accessible and respectful for everyone.
Last updated: 20 September 2026
These practical rules apply alongside each signed licence. They do not create a tenancy or any separate property right, and the signed licence takes priority if there is a conflict.
Access
- 24-hour, seven-day access may be available only where the signed licence, access arrangements and building rules permit it.
- Secure access codes, fobs or keys must not be shared. Lost items must be reported immediately.
- Reception and common areas are for shared use, so please keep them clear and tidy.
Facilities
- Shared kitchen and communal facilities should be left clean after use.
- Sinks are communal only, unless a specific unit description states otherwise.
- Internet and Wi-Fi are provided for legitimate use only.
Parking
- On-site or on-street parking may be available but is not guaranteed and remains subject to signs, permits and local restrictions.
- Any stated free-parking times are indicative and may change; drivers must check the current signs and restrictions.
- We-Link Studios is not responsible for Penalty Charge Notices or other parking charges.
Visitors
- Licensees are responsible for their staff, guests, clients and contractors while on the premises, including safeguarding and required permissions.
- Guests should not be left unattended in common areas.
Noise and use
- Music, recording, teaching, beauty, creative and business activities must remain within the approved use and the unit’s acoustic and practical suitability.
- Respect agreed noise limits and hours and be considerate of neighbouring units, particularly early morning and late evening.
Security and CCTV
- CCTV may operate in common areas for safety, security and incident investigation. See our Privacy Policy.
- Do not prop open external doors or disable security devices.
Reporting issues
Existing licensees should raise maintenance or safety issues with the building team by phone or email. For emergencies affecting safety, contact emergency services first, then notify the building team.
Questions or complaints about these rules may be raised through our Contact page.
