Introducing “A Little Bit of Co-Working” in Stone

We’re excited to announce a new initiative coming to Stone—a pop-up co-working space designed to connect our town’s growing community of remote workers and freelancers!

A New Way to Work in Stone

Since the pandemic, many of us have embraced working from home, but we know that sometimes a change of scenery and some company can make all the difference. That’s why we’re partnering with the fantastic team at The Butchers Block to create a welcoming co-working space in Stone.

Trial Launch Details

We’re kicking off with a three-week trial, running every Tuesday from January 28th through to February 11th, 9am-3pm. During this pilot phase, we’re making it free to try out the space!

What’s included:

  • Free entry (with an optional donation box to support the initiative)
  • Complimentary filter coffee and tea throughout the day
  • High-speed WiFi
  • Comfortable working spaces
  • Electrical outlets if you need a recharge
  • A cosy log fire for these winter days
  • Access to quiet areas for calls (though not completely private)
  • Toilets, including an accessible toilet
  • Bar will be open
  • Special lunch service from 11am-1pm

Inside the Butchers Block in Stone - the fire roars ready to welcome people to A Little Bit of Co-Working space

Perfect for Everyone

Whether you’re a full-time remote worker, freelancer, or just need a productive space for a few hours, you’re welcome to join us. Pop in for an hour, stay for the day, or just come by for a chat – we’d love to see you!

Getting Started

Simply show up with your laptop and whatever else you need for a productive day. There’s no need to book – just come along and find your perfect spot.

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Location and Dates

The Butchers Block, Station Road, Stone (by the level crossing opposite Station Approach). Hours: 9am-3pm

  • Tuesday, January 28th
  • Tuesday, February 4th
  • Tuesday, February 11th

Facebook Events

We’ve created Facebook events for these Tuesday sessions – feel free to mark your interest or confirm your attendance to help us gauge demand. (I’ll add the links below to each date)

Questions?

If you have any questions or would like to learn more about the initiative, feel free to pop in during any of our sessions. I’ll be there each day to welcome you and answer any questions.

Thanks

Many thanks to Nick, Adam and Nat at The Butchers Block, who were as enthusiastic as we were about creating a flexible space to give people a change of scenery when working from home!

Inside the Butchers Block in Stone - the tables and chairs ready to welcome people to A Little Bit of Co-Working space

James Du Pavey - Stone

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