Web design for businesses trading around Hampden Square

A Boundary Commission has said Barnet twice. Plenty of your customers still say Southgate.

An Osidge website that names Hampden Square and the Barnet boundary correctly, for £49.99 a month.

  • Website: £49.99/month
  • Website design fee: £0 upfront
  • Minimum term, then it is yours: 18 months

Illustration: Osidge marked on a map of Greater London, beside a listing card for a local business whose website PrimeStart looks after.

Half your customers might search for Southgate without knowing to look for Hampden Square at all.

“Plumber osidge”, “hairdresser hampden square”, “cleaner n14”: each of these depends on a customer using the right name, when a Boundary Commission has twice had to correct the wrong one. Ongoing SEO is monthly work on three agreed searches like these.

Illustration of a local search results page for “plumber osidge”: a map with pins and a short list of businesses, one of them labelled “your business”. The businesses and ratings are examples; no position is implied.

An illustration of the kind of local results SEO works towards. The businesses, ratings and positions shown are examples, not a ranking or a result for any particular business.

  1. 01
    “plumber Osidge

    Searched by someone who knows the correct name and wants a business that plainly covers Hampden Square rather than a page written for the whole of Barnet.

  2. 02
    “hairdresser Hampden Square

    Typed by a customer near the Hampden Square shop parades who wants to confirm a salon actually trades from the square itself.

  3. 03
    “cleaner N14

    Made by someone who thinks of the area as Southgate and needs a search result that still surfaces a Hampden Square business correctly.

Examples only. The three searches are agreed with you around the work you want more of and what customers in Osidge actually type. Nobody can promise a position, and we don't.

Two ways to start in Osidge.

A professional website, or that website with ongoing SEO from the start. The website is built to the same standard whichever route you take.

Website
£49.99per month

£0 upfront website design fee

For plumbers, hairdressers, cleaners and trades working around Hampden Square in N14, whose customers may search for Southgate without knowing to look for Osidge, or Barnet, instead.

  • Professional managed WordPress website, generally up to 5 pages
  • Built around your services, the areas you cover and how customers contact you
  • Domain name, hosting, SSL, backups and updates handled for you
  • Reasonable small changes, subject to fair use
  • 18-month minimum, then the website is yours
Website + SEO
Website included
£349.99per month total

Website included. The £49.99 is not added on top.

For businesses around Hampden Square in N14 competing against the everyday confusion with Southgate, where a new site and ongoing search work correct the same misconception together.

  • Everything in Website
  • 3 agreed priority Google searches for your area
  • Monthly optimisation and Google Business Profile work
  • Clear monthly reporting on what was done
  • 6-month SEO minimum; every month of it counts towards the Website term

The price is the same in Osidge as it is anywhere else in the UK. Not sure which fits? Talk to someone first or see the full pricing details.

Osidge

Hampden Square, Osidge House and a boundary confirmed twice.

The name Osidge is first documented in a 1176 charter of Henry II to the Abbot of St Albans, concerning woodland adjacent to what became Enfield Chase, and probably derives from Old English words for the boundary edge of Southaw wood. Thomas Lipton, the grocery magnate, moved to Osidge House in 1893 and was created the first and only 'Baronet of Osidge' in 1902; after his death in 1931 most of his 60-acre estate was developed, and the Sir Thomas Lipton Memorial Home operated on part of it from 1935 to 2014. Osidge House itself is Grade II listed. Hampden Square, at the junction of Osidge Lane and Hampden Way, holds three shop parades and the Osidge Arms public house, and is the district's actual commercial centre; Oak Hill Park forms Osidge's northern boundary.

Osidge has always been in the district of East Barnet and lies outside the pre-1965 Borough of Southgate, even though residents often regard it as part of Southgate. A 1992 Boundary Commission report rejected proposals to move most of Osidge into the London Borough of Enfield, partly on the grounds of objections from Barnet Council, local schools and residents that the Osidge community identified itself with Barnet.

That gap between the map and everyday speech is a genuine risk for a search, not a footnote. A customer typing 'Southgate' may never see a Hampden Square business at all, and a customer typing 'Osidge' may not know whether to expect Barnet or Enfield services. A website that names Osidge, Barnet and Hampden Square together, correctly, is solving a confusion the area's own history created rather than adding to it.

Where our Osidge customers work
  • Osidge
  • Hampden Square
  • Oak Hill Park
  • N14

If your work is around Hampden Square itself, the website says that specifically. If you cover the wider Osidge area, it says that instead.

Osidge industries

Hampden Square's own trades decide the shape of this site, not the Southgate identity residents borrow.

A plumber and a hairdresser both working around Hampden Square need different websites, but neither is helped by a page that claims Southgate's ground instead of correcting the confusion with it.

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Everything a Osidge business needs from its website, in one monthly plan.

Design, build, hosting, security and the ongoing technical work are all part of the same plan, so there is nothing to add on and nothing to remember to renew.

What £49.99 a month covers
  • Design
  • Build
  • Hosting
  • SSL & security
  • Backups
  • Updates
  • Enquiry forms
  • Mobile-ready
  • Ongoing management
  • Support
£49.99/month £0 upfront website design fee

See the full Website · How it works, start to finish

Eighteen months, then the website is yours.

The name Osidge has been documented since a 1176 charter, and Hampden Square's own boundary has been formally tested and confirmed twice. A website that only ever rents itself back to you monthly doesn't carry that kind of staying power. Complete the minimum term here and it belongs to you, whether you stay with PrimeStart or not.

  1. Month 1 We design and build it

    Your first £49.99 is taken at signup. We build the website around your business and you approve it before anything is published.

  2. Months 1 to 18 We host, manage and support it

    Hosting, security, backups, updates and reasonable small changes, while you make the monthly payments. 18 payments of £49.99, £899.82 in total.

  3. After month 18 The website is yours

    Complete the minimum term and the payments due under it, and the website belongs to you. It was built for your business, and it stays with your business.

  4. Your choice Stay, or move it

    Stay with PrimeStart at £49.99 a month on a rolling basis with no new minimum term, or move the website to hosting of your own.

Moving the website elsewhere is subject to the third-party licences any website relies on, such as WordPress, plugins, fonts and stock photography. The full wording lives in the Website Subscription Terms.

Questions from Osidge businesses

Do you work with businesses trading in Osidge?
Yes, for plumbers, hairdressers, cleaners and trades working around Hampden Square in N14. Everything is designed, built and managed remotely, so there is no office to visit.
Is Osidge part of Southgate?
No, even though many residents describe it that way. Osidge has always been in the district of East Barnet and lies outside the pre-1965 Borough of Southgate; a 1992 Boundary Commission report confirmed it for Barnet rather than moving it into Enfield.
Where is Osidge's actual shopping centre?
Hampden Square, at the junction of Osidge Lane and Hampden Way, which holds three shop parades and the Osidge Arms public house. Oak Hill Park forms the district's northern boundary.
We already have a website we like. Can you just do the SEO?
No. SEO is not sold on its own any more — it is only available as part of Website + SEO, £349.99 a month in total, and that means building you a new PrimeStart website rather than adding search work onto the one you have now. A business around Hampden Square in N14 would be starting from the same place as everyone else here: a new site built around the trade, with the SEO work running from day one rather than retrofitted onto what already exists. Nobody can promise rankings, and we don't.
What does an Osidge business website cost?
Website is £49.99 a month with a £0 upfront design fee, and it costs the same in N14 as anywhere else. The first £49.99 is taken at signup, and there is an 18-month minimum term, £899.82 in total. Once that term is complete, the website is yours.
How does ongoing SEO work?
Website + SEO is £349.99 a month total, with the website included rather than charged on top. Each month we work on three agreed local searches, for example “plumber osidge” or “hairdresser hampden square”, alongside your Google Business Profile and the website itself. Nobody can promise rankings, and we don't.

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The same plans, the same price and the same standard of website across Osidge, East Barnet, Cockfosters and New Southgate.

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Ready for an Osidge website that gets the name right?

A professional website for £49.99 a month, designed, built and looked after by PrimeStart, for the businesses trading around Hampden Square, with ongoing SEO ready whenever you want more of the right searches finding you.

18-month Website minimum, £899.82 in total. First monthly payment at signup. Complete the term and the website is yours.

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