Community co-working space in village of Bosbury offers pickleball too

Nothing like a spot of pickleball before getting down to business <i>(Image: Henry Lamb)</i>
Nothing like a spot of pickleball before getting down to business (Image: Henry Lamb)
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A new community co-working space in Bosbury comes with a perk - the opportunity to play pickleball.

The space at the village hall not far from Ledbury is offering local residents a welcome alternative to working alone at home. Designed especially for remote workers, freelancers, small business owners, job seekers and anyone feeling isolated or distracted by household chores.

The Village Hall Co-Working Hub provides a friendly, motivating environment where productivity and connection go hand in hand.

With more people working from home than ever before, many are experiencing loneliness, lack of structure, and the constant pull of laundry, dishes, and domestic to-do lists. The hub offers dedicated desk space in a bright, communal setting, Wi-Fi, alongside tea, coffee, and informal networking.

But what sets it truly apart is that that members can take advantage of the services offered by 'Henry Lamb the resident LTA Level 2 tennis coach and who runs the recently-formed Ledbury Pickleball Group.

The Ledbury Pickleball Group has its own Instagram account here - https://www.instagram.com/ledburypickleball/  for more details.

Henry Lamb said: " We are offering a supportive, like-minded community. Whether you’re launching a business, studying for exams, managing remote work, or simply craving adult conversation during the day, the space could be ideal for you."

So you can try your hand and re-energise during the lunch hour, and return to work refreshed in the afternoon. More details: hlamb@live.co.uk

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