Enabling new ways of working

Building Tomorrow’s Communities – Today

Community Coworking Ltd (CCL) is a social enterprise set up to enable new ways of working & learning. Activating places on the high street, supporting local economies creating social value whilst breathing life back into obsolete spaces on high streets in rural & urban settings.
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Breathe life back into rural, town & city high streets through innovative, accessible & effective use of obsolete spaces and historical assets.
Strengthen relationships & connections by bringing together community groups.

We care deeply about thriving & powerful communities and want to help build a future that works for everyone.

Community Coworking Ltd evolved from a mix of hyperlocal co-working proposals and digital poverty initiatives with the goal of making sure ‘no one is left behind’ by the digitisation of our society. This remains an important nub of the vision, but we are witnessing wider social impact.

Our work supports the drive towards equality in people and place.

CCL’s work supports the development of thriving communities, where every resident & citizen regardless of age or background has equal opportunities in employment and education. 

Our Work

Driving replicable solutions across the UK

Enabling spaces which support a connected and equal society which is digitally inclusive and where all citizens have an equal opportunity to succeed in work and life-long
learning, for a future that works for everyone.

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breathe life back into rural, town & city high streets

Through tailored design and creative use of obsolete spaces…

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Enable equality in skills, personal development and digital inclusion

Access to green & digital skills, training opportunities and jobs.
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bridge the gap between industry and academia

Creating skills hubs aligned to market need for training, reskilling & upskilling and outreach.
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strengthen relationships & connections

by bringing together community groups; residents; education establishments; national charities & businesses within communities of need.

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Develop & improve individual wellbeing

and combat community issues such as loneliness & a lack of social cohesion.