[HLUG] Off topic- Remote working place for north Herefordshire?

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Hi Jools,

Write this up and send it to Broadsheep.

Meanwhile, you could ask James at Hereford Make. He has sheds full of 
lovely toys for when work gets too dull :D

MtG

Pete H@

On 15/06/2022 20:15, Julian Robbins via Herefordshire wrote:
> Hi everyone
>
> Hope everyone is enjoying the sunny warm weather before it gets just too
> sunny and warm 🌅
>
> As you may know I work fully remote these days for my work as a Cloud
> Support Manager, often at home but sometimes out and about at a local
> village or town cafe.
>
> I like to get out of the house to work, it's just often too quiet at home,
> and I prefer a little background noise and real conversations around me or
> even with me :-)
>
> There is a good work space for folk such as me, remote workers,
> freelancers, folk setting up their own business but don't have a quiet
> space at home, etc in the middle of Hereford (Work Here
> https://www.workhereford.co.uk/), but for me the idea of a 30 minute trip
> to our fine city through the traffic is not quite my idea of fun.
>
> I'm wondering if anyone else is in the same boat and has any ideas of
> places that you can get work done. I just need a comfy chair, table, WiFi
> and coffee. A nice view and/or outside space would be the cherry on top but
> is optional.
>
> Before anyone suggests the Grange in Leo, they did originally have really
> nice work spaces you could hire for a small fee for an hour or two or even
> a day, but sadly they have instead decided to let these mini offices to
> folk who need a permanent let .. shame as these would have been ideal for
> me.
>
> Ideally if there was a remote work space place in the north of
> Herefordshire, ie Leominster, Kington, Presteigne or Ludlow way that would
> be ideal. Other nearby towns (Cheltenham, Tewkesbury, Shrewsbury, Malvern,
> Worcester) have workspaces such as this, so I'm hoping that we can in our
> local area have one sometime before 2050 maybe.
>
> If anyone has any other ideas that may help me, or knows anyone who is
> starting such a workspace or has any remote working areas or small office
> area that I could use occasionally, please let me know. I'm happy to pay
> for the privilege.
>
>
> Many thanks
>
> Julian