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By Jo Best

Published: Thursday 17 May 2007


Name

Charles Stirling


Location

Bristol


Occupation

Consultant


Comment

Government policy to increase housing density and the economics of land and housing prices are producing houses with so little "extra" space that WFH is much more difficult for many. No space to isolate the working environment. The kitchen table might be fine for occasional use, for more full time WFH some sort of home-office is needed and not being built into new houses.



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