LIVE/WORK EXPERTS AND CONSULTANTS ON HOME-BASED BUSINESS
ABOUT US
Live Work Network is a membership organisation for everyone with an interest in providing live/work units - properties that combine workplace and home. We are the UK's sole information service on live/work.
We hold conferences, keep members informed with specialist email news and fast track them to services and knowledge that will help them deliver live/work effectively. The benefits of joining the network are listed here.
As well as running this network, we also offer expert consultancy and marketing services:
- We are the UK's leading consultancy and research service on home-based business. See what we can offer here
- We run live/work property finder websites in the UK (liveworkhomes) and the USA (liveworkworld)
- We promote low carbon modular live/work units with our partners Cloud Nine
- We run a sister network supporting workhubs across the UK. Visit workhubs.com
If you want to read all the news about live/work property and home-based live/work businesses, you've come to the right place...
A string of groups spearheading the government’s grassroots planning drive have backed live work development in their neighbourhood blueprints.
Published May 21, 2013 - 05:31 PM
[ Read more on "Neighbourhood plans call for live/work" ]
A rural Lincolnshire council has granted permission for a mixed use scheme after the number of planned live/work units planned for the development was cut by nearly two-thirds.
Published May 21, 2013 - 04:56 PM
[ Read more on "Lincolnshire live/work sites lowered" ]
Eric Pickles has backed a bid by the UK’s three biggest house builders for a development which will deliver live/work units on the outskirts of Harlow.
Published May 21, 2013 - 04:52 PM
[ Read more on "Pickles backs live/work in Harlow" ]
The Government’s new ‘bedroom tax’ will undermine efforts to encourage social housing tenants to work from home, Live/Work Network director Tim Dwelly has warned.
Published Mar 06, 2013 - 09:54 AM
[ Read more on "Government scheme will 'undermine low income homeworkers'" ]
An elderly businessman has overcome council planners’ opposition to his live/work plan to take better care of his wife while continuing to run his business.
Published Mar 06, 2013 - 09:51 AM
[ Read more on "Elderly live/work carer wins appeal" ]
