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The future of work needs more spaces like @queens.house Tomorrow we’re hosting another flockhere coworking day from one of St Albans’ newest co-working hubs, designed for focus, creativity and connection. With hot desks, fixed desks, phone booths, meeting rooms and even a podcast studio, it’s the kind of space that makes getting out of the house and into work mode feel easy. We’re all about building micro-communities for women who work from home, creating connection, banishing isolation and helping women discover inspiring places to work across the UK. What’s included: ✨ Your own desk for the day ✨ Co-working alongside other women locally ✨ Tea & coffee provided ✨ breakfast + afternoon snack trolley ✨ Access to the coworking space + phone booths Whether you freelance, work remotely, run a business or simply want a change from working alone at home come and join us. 🎟 Free for Flockhere members + guests💫 Start your 14-day free trial for access to future co-working days and events Comment 💻 and I’ll send you the link

Working from home tomorrow? Don’t. Join us instead at @thehubonverulam It’s usually members, only, but flockhere hosts a monthly coworking there, so you can sit with us 🤗 No pressure, no forced networking. Just a room full of people getting their heads down… together (It’s that body doubling magic, 🪄 you’ll get more done in a few hours than you have all week.) Comment below 👇 if you fancy trying it out, we’ve got the space from 10am-5pm so park up for the whole day or pop along for a hour or two! Whatever works for you ✌️

The Hearth x flockhere 🥳 I’m really excited to announce a new flockhere Residency at The Hearth!! The Hearth is a beautiful women’s coworking space in Queen’s Park and exactly the kind of place I always hoped flockhere would partner with. When I started flockhere, the idea was simple: women working flexibly should have more choice over where they work and more opportunities to connect with each other in real life, think of it as a flexible working passport that gives you access to places and people These residencies are how we’re starting to make that happen. We’ll be hosting small coworking pop-ups at The Hearth where you can step away from working at home and spend the day alongside other brilliant women doing their thing. It’s a chance to work intentionally for a few hours, get through the things you’ve been putting off, make progress on your business or projects, and do it in a space where everyone else is focused too. As part of flockhere, you’ll also get access to The Hearth beyond the meet-ups, with member perks that make it easier to drop in and work from the space when you need to. Upcoming dates: 👉Tuesday 24 March 👉Tuesday 28 April We’re keeping these small (max 8 people) so there’s space to focus, work and actually get to know each other. If you’d like to join us, comment “HEARTH” and I’ll send you the details.

You know those days where you’re “working” all day… but somehow the important stuff never gets done? That’s exactly why we run our monthly coworking day at The Hub on Verulam tomorrow. I like to think of it as a “CEO” day. A few hours to actually focus on the things that move your business forward: 👉strategy 👉planning 👉proposals 👉the admin you keep putting off 👉the ideas you never quite make time for Because when you work from home it’s very easy to spend the whole day in the business, reacting to things, answering messages, doing bits here and there. All while having about 47 tabs open in your brain 🤪 IYKYK Sometimes a change of space and being around other women doing the same thing is all it takes to get a week’s worth of work done in a few hours. If you’re in St Albans and fancy joining us, come and work with us, we are there from 10am-5pm so stay for the whole day! Or pop in for a hour or two Just comment the word “hub” and I’ll add you to the list

Wanna be a 👸 for the day….. I always forget to take videos at our coworking days… mostly because I’m either deep in work or having a natter with everyone 😅 But yesterday I remembered at the very end of the day when everyone had gone home, so I wanted to show you around @queens.house , an amazing new coworking space in St Albans that flockhere has partnered with. We’ll now be hosting a monthly coworking meetup there, and all flockhere members get 20% off day passes too 🥳 And honestly… as lovely as your kitchen table might be, this definitely beats working from home. Our next meet up is on Tuesday 16th April so if you fancy joining us next time, comment QUEEN and I’ll send you the link 👑

We did it 🥳 This week we celebrated our 100th booking on Flockhere 🎈 I’m someone who really believes in celebrating the milestones along the way, because building something from scratch can be slow, messy and uncertain at times. Flockhere didn’t start with investment, a big team or a huge launch. It started with a simple idea I couldn’t shake What if women working from home had a flexible working passport, a way to discover cool places to work from, feel welcome opening their laptop, and maybe even bump into other others doing the same. So I built it the only way I knew how I crowdfunded, and I built it with our community at the heart and we’re growing it one booking at a time. 100 bookings might not sound huge in the world of tech startups… But when every one represents a real person choosing to try something you created, it means everything. Here’s to the first 100. And to building this the slow, community-first way 💛

I’ve got 99 problems… but bookings ain’t one 😉 We just hit 99 bookings on Flockhere. And in a world of “we scaled to 10k users overnight”, that might not sound massive. But when you’re bootstrapping. When you’ve rebuilt after losing early data from a tech crash 🫠 When every booking is proof someone actually chose your platform… 99 feels BIG. That’s 99 times someone booked a space through flockhere. We’re not “just” coworking. We’re building a curated directory of places women can work from , cafés, hotels, flexible spaces that feel good to sit in for a few hours and actually get things done. Right now, as we build flockhere 2.0 behind the scenes and prepare for our May relaunch… Swipe 👈 to see the venues you can currently book Let’s make it interesting 👀 Who’s going to be our 100th booking? The person who tips us over gets 6 months free membership + a special little something from us. 🥳

The sun is (kind of) shining ☀️ Hibernation mode? Officially off ✌️ This month, swap the kitchen table / spare room / same four walls… and come join us 💛 Because we’re building something different. A new way for women to work, flexible, local and genuinely community-driven. Think ClassPass… but for co-working. ✌️ One simple £25 monthly membership. Not only are all our meet-ups included, you also: 👉Book work spots directly from our curated venue directory 👉Unlock perks like free tea & coffee or money off your bill 👉Access beautiful spaces you’ll actually want to work from 👉Become part of a micro-community, not just another networking group And anyone who joins now locks in this price before we move to Version 2.0 👀 So if flockhere has been sitting on your “I really should…” list this is your sign. Join today with our 14-day free trial, comment the word “March” and let’s get you started

On Wednesday 4 March, 11am to 4pm, we are proud to be supporting Smart Works with a dedicated clothing donation drive at Christopher Place. Smart Works is an incredible UK charity that supports women at a crucial moment in their lives, helping them prepare for job interviews and return to employment with confidence. Through professional clothing, coaching and practical guidance, the charity empowers women to feel confident, capable and ready to succeed. We are inviting our community to donate smart shoes👠, handbags 👜and selected workwear that are pre loved but still in excellent condition pieces that elevate confidence and feel empowering to wear. These items make a real and immediate difference to women attending interviews and taking steps back into the workplace. Drop off location: Opposite Hobbs, Christopher Place Date: Wednesday 4 March Time: 11am to 4pm If you have a pair of shoes, a handbag or workwear you no longer need, this is a simple but powerful way to support women locally and be part of something genuinely meaningful. A big thank you to Flock Here founder Danielle for her continued support and for helping champion this clothing drive. We are grateful to have such a supportive community behind an initiative that makes a genuine difference.

Cancel your plans tomorrow, your office just got an upgrade. We’ve teamed up with @uncommon_space to bring you a day of co-working in their stunning Holborn space, because let’s be honest… it beats working from your kitchen table. flockhere is on a mission to help women working from home find inspiring places to work and connect with like-minded people, and tomorrow, that’s exactly what we’re bringing in spades 🤗 👉Good coffee ☕ 👉Beautiful surroundings 🌿 👉10% off food and drink onsite Work in a space you actually want to be in. Comment Uncommon and I’ll add you to the list 💛

It’s a busy one 👀 If connection + community + getting 💩 done is on your to do list this week then you need to get yourself booked on to one of our meet ups this week 👉Tuesday 10th - @queens.house St Albans 👉Thursday 12th - @thekaberkhamsted Berkhamsted 👉Friday 13th - @uncommon_space Holborn You can come along to your first meet up on us and benefit from the amazing perks we have on offer 🤗 Let me know in the comments which one you are coming to 👇👇

BTS 😄💻 When our tech team met met their tech team We are building our version 2.0 of flockhere and I’m pleased to say @queens.house will be our very first coworking space partnership. 🥳 I couldn’t be happier… I love this space. The vibe, the team, the coffee… everything. ☕ We’ll be at Queens House on Tuesday 10th for a coworking meet up, so if you live in St Albans and haven’t checked it out yet, what have you been doing?! 😅 Want to see it for yourself? Comment “QUEENS” below and come along as a guest we’d love to show you around! 👇 #Flockhere #CoworkingVibes #WomenWhoWork #FlexibleWork MicroCommunities StAlbans