PROPOSALS FOR A LIVE/WORK PROGRAMME

Rural live/work in Cornwall

REVIEW WANTS EXEMPLAR LIVE/WORK PROGRAMME
Matthew Taylor MP's report to the prime minister on the rural economy has called for an exemplar live/work programme and a series of enterprise hubs for home based businesses. Read our response.

Live Work Network and the RTPI's report Tomorrow's property today, which influenced the Taylor Review, is available for members to download free. It was launched at our hugely successful national conference at BT's London headquarters on April 16. Read conference report here.

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. 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 to publish Live Work Network pamphlet on homeworking

Tim Dwelly and Andy Lake of Live Work Network have been commissioned to edit a pamphlet on homeworking and the low carbon economy for the Smith Institute.

Published Oct 10, 2008 - 04:28 PM

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North West planners told to consider live/work on employment land

Local plans across the north west should ensure that the impact of home working should be considered when allocating employment sites, the region’s new plan states.

Published Oct 10, 2008 - 04:04 PM

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Winchester scheme live/work unit numbers increased

Developer Thornfield is increasing the number of live/work units it is planning to develop in its Winchester city centre development project.

Published Oct 10, 2008 - 04:02 PM

Inspector snubs live/work barn conversion

The development of a managed live/work environment has been thrown out following an appeal to the Planning Inspectorate.

Published Oct 10, 2008 - 04:00 PM

Top architect to redesign town hall with live/work

The restoration of a historic London town hall using live/work development moved one step forward closer last month following the hiring of a leading firm of architects.

Published Oct 10, 2008 - 03:56 PM