Virtual Assistant London
I’m an independent Virtual Assistant and have been supporting London clients since 2002. I work remotely day-to-day, but I’m available to meet face-to-face and provide in-person assistance in London when needed.
Are you an experienced Virtual Assistant for London clients?
Yes, I’ve been a self-employed Virtual Assistant working with London clients for over two decades. I was one of the first Virtual Assistants in London, starting my business in 2002 with my original trading name, Urban Ally. As my work and client base developed, the business evolved into Virtual Assistant UK.
I now live in Suffolk, close to the Norfolk border, but I haven’t just become a rural ally, as many of my clients remain London or internationally based, and the city continues to be a large part of my working life. I’ve always genuinely enjoyed being a VA, and that hasn’t changed.
What kind of clients do you support in London?
I’ve worked as a Virtual Assistant with a mix of London clients: independent business owners, small companies, private individuals, non-profit organisations and charities. Some need regular virtual assistance with their business and administration, while others come to me with a particular project or situation. I also help busy London-based people with personal admin and lifestyle management.
The common thread is usually that they appreciate having one experienced, dependable person they can deal with directly, rather than a larger Virtual Assistant team or agency, along with the continuity that comes from us working together for the long term.
Can you provide in-person assistance in London?
Yes. Although most of my Virtual Assistant work is done remotely, I’m also available for in-person assistance in London when needed. I’m not too far from Diss station, which has direct trains into London Liverpool Street, so coming into the city is an option. This could be for a face-to-face meeting, to help out with a particular project or at an event, or simply something that’s better handled in person.