Friday, 10 February 2017

London Co-Working Guide for Freelancers

When you work from home it’s easy to get caught up in house work when you should be focusing on your paid work. If you need a change of scenery, a respite between meetings or even a space for meetings, then check out some of London’s top spots for c-working. (Psst…it’s worth noting that all the venues listed have free Wi-Fi, so maybe show your appreciation through a purchase or even a shout out on social media)

The Book Club

co-workingThe open space of The Book Club makes it a warm and welcoming environment for freelancers to meet, work, brunch and brainstorm (and play ping pong if you need an excuse to procrastinate!)

Its hearty menu offers both classic and contemporary dishes providing perfect sustenance as you type away on your laptop. Plus the situated plug points are essential for the multi-gadget freelancer.

The Book Club also boasts an epic night life. From discos to discussions, it’s a perfect way to reward yourself after a hard working week.

Location: Shoreditch  Nearest Tube: Liverpool Street  Website: http://www.wearetbc.com/

Google Campus

co-workingThe entrepreneurial spirit within Google Campus is contagious; sharing spaces with a community of fellow start-ups, founders and investors is bound to motivate and inspire you.

Google Campus has multiple spaces but its the basement that operates as a first come, first served coworking space. Register as a member (for free) and you can work from the Campus Cafe Monday – Friday. If you want a more permanent space to work from then you can always rent a desk.

Location: Shoreditch  Nearest Tube: Old Street, Moorgate, Liverpool Street  Website: https://www.campus.co/london/en

Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre

co-workingRoyal Festival Hall is situated in London’s leading multi-arts venue, the Southbank Centre. RFH is one of London’s leading classical music venues, its six floors render the venue a thriving hubbub of culture guaranteed to get your creative juices flowing. Spaces include its 2500 seater auditorium as well as various foyers and rooms which host a variety of exhibitions and events.

Royal Festival Hall is open from 10am to 11pm and entry to all the foyers are free, you don’t need to have a ticket to soak up the atmosphere and catch up on your work.

Location: Southbank  Nearest Tube: Waterloo and Embankment  Website: https://www.southbankcentre.co.uk/venues/royal-festival-hall

Timberyard

co-workingWith three locations to choose from, each TY venue provides versatile, creative workspaces via a mixture of shared work benches and tables as well as eclectically colourful, comfy chairs to sink into.

Timberyard recognizes the importance of balancing shared space with individual work stations. Whether you want some privacy for a meeting or need to a hire an event space, Timberyard give you the option to book space.

Timberyard surpasses the average coffee shop by offering a broad selection of specialty teas and coffees. Also, the food is supplied by local artisan producers, inspiring a different menu each day.

Location: TY Soho, TY Seven Dials, Tiny TY (BOXPARK Shoreditch)  Nearest Tube: Liverpool Street  Website: https://tyuk.com/

British Library

co-workingThe infamous British Library hosts a range of catalogues and collections, captivating exhibitions as well as an onsite cafe and restaurant. Its peaceful atmosphere allows for productivity but without the added pressure of the incessant London pace. The rules of the library mean that outside distractions are not welcome, so ensure your phone is on silent! A great place for co-working.

Location: St Pancras

Nearest Tube: King’s Cross/St Pancras, Euston and Euston Square

Website: http://www.bl.uk/

All of these co-working venues accommodate a different type of freelancer; whether you like to be mixed in with the hustle and bustle of everyday life or want your working environment to be deadly silent, there’s a venue for everyone…now you just need to try them all to find the one for you!

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