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We’ve been bringing London’s independent coworking space owners together in some shape or form since 2014. In 2018 everyone decided to meet for breakfast in a different coworking space every month and we’ve never looked back.
We now call this the Coworking Assembly Breakfast Show!
During the COVID-19 Lockdown we ran the monthly event online and did an informal open call at midday on Tuesday and Thursdays. The party never stops!
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Creative States: Coworking with Heart, Home, and Inspiration
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