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Home working and coworking: choose what fits your week

Person working from home at a kitchen table with a laptop, mug and notebook, soft morning light

This need not be an either-or decision. Home may be the right place for some tasks, while a local workspace gives other days a clearer start, focus and company nearby.

Compare what matters to you

Consider the work you do, your call schedule, travel, comfort and whether separation from home would help. A room at home is not less professional by default. Equally, wanting a different setting does not mean there is anything wrong with your home life.

Compare real costs

Home costs do not disappear when you buy a pass. Compare the extra workspace and travel spend for the days you would actually attend. Treat time and possible productivity benefits separately from cash savings, and do not count lunches as avoided costs.

A working day close to home

Planned coworking prices are £12 for a day or £30 per week. Coffee, chilled water and a selection of other drinks are included. Room hire is separate. Bring your equipment and take belongings home; desks are shared rather than assigned.

There is room to get your head down and optional company when you want it. Day visitors attend during staffed hours. Weekly membership includes staff onboarding and identity checks; independent unstaffed entry needs separate approval.

Before you plan a visit

We are preparing for one launch at 30 Carlton Road, Worksop, S80 1PH. Our opening date will be announced soon. Discuss access requirements with the team; confirmed routes and facilities will be published before opening. An enquiry is not a booking or a reserved space.

Compare day and weekly options, explore the planned facilities or tell us what would suit your working week.

A local base for your working week.

One launch, with no confirmed opening date. Tell us what you need; an enquiry does not reserve a space.

Ask the team