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Manchester Evening News
Manchester Evening News
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Ellie Kemp

The unexpected venues anyone can work from in Manchester - posh lunch, cakes and tea included

It would be quite easy to miss Oppidan Social on Edge Street. Nestled between 63 Degrees and Yard & Coop in the Northern Quarter, you wouldn’t believe the large, modern space hosts workers from across the city.

While home working is nothing new, it has become more prominent since the Coronavirus pandemic. If you’re a student, freelancer, or, like me, have a hybrid working schedule where your time is split between an office and home - you’ll know what it’s like to work from your room for extended periods of time.

Co-working spaces can be a great change of scenery, which I find helps to keep you focussed when you’ve spent too long cooped up inside. And, as temperatures drop, people are finding new ways to keep warm without cranking up the heating for too long at home.

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