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Unique business venture opens in City

Ellen Bailey by Ellen Bailey
February 7, 2018 - Updated on April 23, 2018
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A student who dropped out of the University of Lincoln has started his own business in the city.

Former Interactive design student Oliver Windle and his business partner William Stokes, came up with the idea of a communal work environment for small businesses.

The co-creative space is the first of it’s kind in Lincoln and hires out it’s work-space to business owners.

People can hire out the space for long periods or “hot desk” for a few days at a time. Prices start from £20 a day.

Co-owner Oliver explains his plans to expand the business in the future with other co-working spaces around the county. 

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