HOMEWORKING CUTS CARBON EMISSIONS

Homeworking means cleaner air

NEW REPORT ON HOMEWORKING'S LOW CARBON BENEFITS
A new report edited by the LIve Work Network has been published by the Smith Institute think tank. It shows how homeworking compares favourably with office work. Read more.

Live Work Network and the RTPI's report Tomorrow's property today is available for members to download free. It was launched at our hugely successful 2008 national conference at BT's London headquarters. Read conference report here.

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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. As well as running these websites, we also hold seminars, keep members in touch with email newsletters and offer fast track referrals, linking members with others they can learn from and share knowledge with.

Think tank report shows carbon benefits of homeworking

A new report for the Smith Institute and the Live Work Network shows how homeworking cuts carbon emmissions.

Published Nov 24, 2008 - 02:27 PM

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Credit crunch 'will boost homeworking'

The economic downturn could boost home working as organisations and staff look to cut costs, smart work experts predicted last week.

Published Nov 24, 2008 - 01:57 PM

Top official backs homeworking revolution

The government’s top civil servant, Cabinet Secretary Sir Gus O'Donnell, has backed home working.

Published Nov 24, 2008 - 01:52 PM

Wimpey tries to unpick live/work agreement

The UK’s biggest volume house builder has submitted a bid to overturn a planning agreement stating that it must build out a scheme’s live/work element before proceeding with the rest of the development.

Published Nov 24, 2008 - 01:49 PM

Live/work suggested on the Tees

Live/work units are being proposed for a showpiece development next to the River Tees Barrage.

Published Nov 24, 2008 - 01:47 PM