testimonials
At lifework, we believe that where you work should support how you live. That’s why every decision we make — from how we shape our memberships to how we design our spaces — is rooted in the needs of the local community. We’re not just offering desks and coffee; we’re building a place where life-work balance is redefined for today’s world.
We’re proud to welcome people from all walks of life:
Freelancers and creatives at various stages in their careers looking to naturally cross paths, exchange ideas, and foster genuine collaborations with like-minded people
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Small teams looking to grow their business locally without the hassle of city parking and excess costs of renting a whole space
Parents looking to balance family and professional life whilst wanting to be a part of a thriving local community
Professionals seeking a flexible, more connected alternative to long commutes or home-working isolation
What Our Members Are Saying
We’re not just building co-working spaces — we’re cultivating an ecosystem of people-first productivity, grounded in community values. Everything we do is about helping people work well, live well, and feel connected.
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If you’ve used our space and want to share your experience, we’d love to hear from you! Every story helps us shape lifework into a place that reflects the people who use it.
Partnerships
Being an independent business comes with it's own unique victories and challenges, and it's always been vital to us to create a community that champions and supports each other. With so many local businesses in the Winsley area, we are delighted to be partnering with some fantastic individuals and teams who are playing a key role in making this beautiful part of Wiltshire thrive.
Hartley Farm
Meet Tom Bowles, the fifth generation farmer at the helm of the 125 acre Hartley in the village of Winsley, 5 miles outside of Bath on the Wiltshire-Somerset border. Hartley produces organic vegetables and salads and is home to a native-breed suckler beef herd producing grass-fed beef for the farm shop. Hartley is also our lifework home.
In looking for a partner for lifework, it was important to us to find an organisation who shared our values. We believe remote working offers a huge opportunity for the local community to get to know more about the people and skills it holds within it and start activating them as a force for good. We were looking for someone equally community-minded, and in working with Tom and Hartley Farm, we’ve found the perfect partner. There lies and important synergy in how our two organisations operate -- striving to build business that balance with the world around them.
