Military spouses set up co-working hub in Leuchars
Congratulations to Leuchars Station Co Working Hub - they are in the news. They have had an article featured in 4 separate titles - The Scotsman, Insi…
Can Do Spaces
Ex Bank Becomes Can Do Space
The sun is well and truly shining on Leith when Can Do Places pitches up at the Edinburgh Remakery, the social enterprise which recently celebrated its…
“Challenge Annette” – A Falkirk Can Do Tale
Remember the TV series “Challenge Anneka” which had Anneka Rice creating community facilities (or refurbishing existing ones) using goods and l…
Small is Bountiful
Small is Bountiful - by Benedict Dellot If you were able to start from scratch, what kind of a local economy would you create? Would it be one do…
Microbusiness and the City
Darja is the Principal Investigator of the WORKANDHOME project, and is Associate Professor in the Department of Geography and Environment at the Univer…
Can Do Madrid
Official figures from Spain show that more than 70 people a day there are becoming “autonomos” - freelance workers. No surprise, then, that co-working …
Designing for Invisible Businesses
Dr Frances Holliss is an architect and Emeritus Reader at the Cass School of Architecture at London Metropolitan University. Designing for invisible b…
Can Do Calgary Ca.
We’re very taken with the motto of Work Nicer, one of the newest co-working spaces in the Western Canadian city of Calgary (home of the famous Calgary …
A Can Do Places Fable
Once upon a time there was a place where people made and sold things. They had to do that in order to survive because without earning money how cou…