Freelancing can feel like the ultimate dream: total flexibility, your own schedule, and the freedom to work in your slippers. But with that freedom comes a new set of challenges: distractions, inconsistent routines, and the sneaky tendency to blur the lines between work and life.

Working alongside other creatives has its perks – the energy, the inspiration, the occasional spontaneous collaboration over coffee. But as anyone who’s spent time in a shared workspace knows, it only works when everyone buys into the same basic idea: respect the space, and respect the people in it.

Image courtesy Andy Crouch The gates are open, the containers are buzzing, and St Saviours Yard is officially up and running. Tucked away in the heart of Norwich, this new container community has quickly grown into a vibrant home for over 60 independent businesses, artists, makers, and small enterprises. Built on flexibility, collaboration and creativity, […]