You arrive. We make tea or coffee. You settle in.
There’s a gentle check-in at the start where we each decide what we’d like to focus on that day. Nothing heavy. Just naming it out loud often helps.
From there, the day flows naturally.
Some quiet working time.
Some chatting if it happens.
Headphones on if you’d rather disappear into your screen.
A breakout space if you need a stretch, a breather, or a quick question answered.
I’m there all day, keeping things ticking along and offering support if you want it. And if you don’t, that’s absolutely fine too.
At the end of the day we check in again, mostly just to notice what you’ve managed to do and leave feeling a bit more human than when you arrived.
These days are for people who:
Work alone most of the time, by choice or circumstance
Like the idea of working alongside others, without pressure
Are happy with a bit of chat but don’t want forced interaction
Get more done when they’re not the only one in the room
You don’t have to be self-employed.
You don’t have to be outgoing.
You don’t have to share what you’re working on.
You just need a laptop, something to work on, and a willingness to give a different kind of working day a try.
I’ve spent a lot of my working life self-employed, and a lot of it at home. I know how helpful it can be just to be around other people who are quietly getting on with their work too.
I’m good at holding space without hovering.
At offering structure without it feeling bossy.
At making things feel relaxed rather than awkward.
These coworking days aren’t about productivity hacks or pushing harder. They’re about creating the right conditions for work to happen more easily.
“I won’t get anything done.”
Most people are surprised by how much they do. And even if it’s a slower day, it still usually feels better than staring at the same to-do list at home.
“I’ll feel a bit awkward.”
There’s no pressure to talk, introduce yourself, or explain what you’re doing. You can ease in quietly. Equally, if you'd like to interact with others - you're welcome to! It's a great place to bounce ideas of other like-minded folk.
“I should probably just stay at home.”
You absolutely can. But if you’re craving a bit of company, focus, or a change of scene, this might be just what you need. If you were happy at home, why are you on this page anyway?
A clearer head.
A bit more momentum.
A sense of connection.
And often a quiet pride in what they’ve managed to move forward.
Nothing flashy. Just steady, decent progress.
Monthly coworking days
Relaxed, welcoming environment
Tea and coffee provided
Gentle start-of-day and end-of-day check-ins
Space for both focused work and conversation
Numbers are kept small so it never feels busy or overwhelming.
If you’d like a working day that feels friendly, focused, and a bit less lonely, you’d be very welcome.
Bring your laptop.
Bring your to-do list.
Bring yourself as you are.
One a month, usually (but not always) on the first Thursday. Click on the button below to book via Eventbrite.