RSA Fellows can now enjoy exclusive use of several coworking offices and free shared collaboration spaces across the UK and Ireland.
Wherever you’re located in the UK or Ireland, or even when you’re travelling and working away, you’re welcome to drop in to any of our 28 locations. You can use our shared spaces to get some work done, spend time with others in a friendly, relaxed environment and work alongside other Fellows on dedicated RSA coworking days.
You can even arrange to meet your Fellowship Engagement Manager in person at many locations.
Using our shared spaces couldn’t be easier – book in advance using the details below and scan the RSA QR code at the venue when you arrive to register your visit.
All locations are different and have varied opening hours and booking requirements. Please select the one you wish to visit for full information. For more information, contact your local Fellowship Engagement Manager.
The Transfer at The Old Print Works offers coworking spaces for Fellows in Birmingham. The hub provides areas for loud or focused work, tables, free Wi-Fi, tea and coffee, and small meeting rooms available at 50% off the standard rate. It’s easily reached by public transport, with Birmingham New Street station 18 minutes away and direct bus links via the Number 50.
Opening times: Monday to Friday, 8:30am – 6pm
Booking and access: Fellows should notify Luke Dorian at luke.dorian@rsa.org.uk by 3pm the day before to secure a place.
The Dryden Enterprise Centre offers coworking spaces for Fellows in Nottingham. This modern city-centre building includes pods for focused work, open-plan desks, meeting rooms, Wi-Fi, and complimentary tea and coffee. It’s a 10-15 minute walk from Nottingham station, with the NTU tram stop just three minutes away.
Opening times: Monday to Friday, 8am – 6pm
Booking and access: Fellows should notify Luke Dorian at luke.dorian@rsa.org.uk by 3pm the day before to secure a place.
She Inspires offers Fellows access to a newly refurbished community and enterprise centre in the heart of Leicester. The charity supports women-led social enterprises, not-for-profits, and start-ups. Fellows can use pods for focused work, tables, free Wi-Fi, and tea and coffee, and receive 25% off meeting room hire when mentioning the RSA. The hub is within easy walking distance of the railway station.
Opening times: Monday to Friday, 9am – 5pm
Booking and access: Fellows should notify Luke Dorian at luke.dorian@rsa.org.uk by 3pm the day before to secure a place.
The Wheelhouse offers Fellows flexible coworking spaces in the heart of Coventry. Set in the historic council house next to the University, the hub combines heritage architecture with modern facilities. Fellows can use shared desks and meeting rooms, access high-speed Wi-Fi, and take part in regular networking events that bring together local entrepreneurs, academics, and professionals.
Opening times: Monday to Friday, 8am – 8pm
Booking and access: Fellows should notify Luke Dorian at luke.dorian@rsa.org.uk by 3pm the day before to secure a place.
Contact Local Fellowship Engagement Manager Luke Dorian at luke.dorian@rsa.org.uk for further information.
Union St provides a space for coworking, connection and collaboration for Sheffield-based Fellows. Located in the heart of Sheffield City Centre, a 10-minute walk from the railway station, Union St is a community-oriented coworking space where people can work, meet and eat. A regular series of RSA activities and networking events will also be hosted at Union St throughout the year.
Opening times: Every third Thursday of the month between 10am and 4pm.
Booking and access:Fellows should notify Jason Charewicz at jason.charewicz@rsa.org.uk by no later than 3pm the day before to secure a place.
Hull Central Library offers Fellows a place to connect, collaborate and co-work with other locally based Fellows. Conveniently located in the town centre, RSA Fellows are welcome to co-work during the library’s regular opening hours.
Manchester Central Library offers Fellows a place to connect, collaborate and cowork with other locally based Fellows. Conveniently located in the town centre, RSA Fellows are welcome to cowork in the Business and Intellectual Property Centre.
Liverpool Central Library offers Fellows a place to connect, collaborate and co-work with other locally based Fellows. Conveniently located in the town centre, within easy walking distance of Liverpool Lime Street Station.
Opening times: Monday to Friday 9am – 8pm
Booking and access:No booking required. Fellows are welcome to use the space during opening hours.
Impact Hub Yorkshire offers Yorkshire-based Fellows a place to connect, collaborate and co-work with other locally based Fellows. Connecting local social entrepreneurs, businesses and startups, this is an excellent place for fellows to convene and deliver social impact. Just a nine-minute walk from the railway station and offers high-speed Wi-Fi and unlimited tea and coffee.
Opening times: Monday to Friday, 8.30am – 6pm
Booking and access:No booking required. Fellows are welcome to use the space during opening hours.
Werksy offers Fellows in North West England a place to connect, collaborate, and cowork with other locally based Fellows. In the heart of Southport, this modern, state-of-the-art building on West Street provides RSA Fellows with superfast Wi-Fi, open-plan desks, spaces for focused work, and tea and coffee.
Opening times:Monday to Friday, 8.45am – 5pm.
Booking and access:Fellows should notify Jason Charewicz at jason.charewicz@rsa.org.uk by 3pm the day before to secure a place.
Contact Local Fellowship Engagement Manager Jason Charewicz at jason.charewicz@rsa.org.uk for further information.
The RSA has partnered with the BT Building on the riverside to provide Belfast-based Fellows with a place to connect, collaborate, and cowork. Facilitated coworking will take place on the second Thursday of every month between 10am – 3pm.
Opening times: Monday to Friday, 9am – 3pm.
Booking and access:No booking required. Fellows are welcome to use the space during opening hours.
Erin College offers Dublin-based Fellows a place to connect, collaborate and cowork. Located in the heart of Dublin, there will be coworking afternoons on the final Wednesday of every other month.
Opening times: RSA Co-working afternoons take place on the final Wednesday of every other month.
Booking and access:Fellows should notify Jason Charewicz at jason.charewicz@rsa.org.uk by 3pm the day before to secure a place.
Contact Local Fellowship Engagement Manager Jason Charewicz at jason.charewicz@rsa.org.uk for further information.
Glasgow Collective offers Glasgow-based fellows a place to connect, collaborate, and cowork. The Glasgow Collective provides first-class office facilities for social enterprises, charities and community interest companies, with super-fast Wi-Fi, tea/coffee and onsite parking.
Opening hours: Monday to Friday, 8am – 6pm.
Booking and access:No booking is required butFellows are encouraged to notify Amy McPherson at amy.mcpherson@rsa.org.uk by no later than 3pm the day before if they are planning to attend.
The Flour Mill is a modern coworking hub in Dundee city centre, offering flexible workspaces, fast Wi-Fi, and refreshments in a restored 18th-century building.
Opening hours: Available to Fellows on the last Thursday of each month, 9am – 5pm.
Booking and access:Fellows should notify Amy McPherson at amy.mcpherson@rsa.org.uk by no later than 3pm the day before to secure a place. Please bring proof of fellowship.
The Melting Pot is conveniently located next door to Waverley train station, directly accessible via the Calton Road Exit to the rear of the station. Fellows will get access to all their coworking facilities, a comfy desk, unlimited tea and coffee, cosy nooks, and seating areas where calls can be made. The Melting Pot is Scotland’s Centre for Social Innovation and a perfect place for Edinburgh Fellows to come together.
Opening hours:Available to Fellows on the second Friday of each month, 9am –5pm.
Booking and access:Fellows should notify Amy McPherson at amy.mcpherson@rsa.org.uk by no later than 3pm the day before to secure a place. Please bring proof of fellowship.
The Racquets Court offers Fellows a professional coworking space in the heart of Newcastle, conveniently located near public transport and ideal for collaboration.
Opening hours: First Thursday of each month, 1pm – 5pm
Booking and access:Fellows should notify Amy McPherson at amy.mcpherson@rsa.org.uk by no later than 3pm the day before to secure a place. Please bring proof of fellowship.
Contact: Local Fellowship Engagement Manager Amy McPherson amy.mcpherson@rsa.org.uk for further information.
Founded by RSA Fellows Martin Bouette and Ian Elwick, Werks partners with the RSA to provide coworking space for Fellows in Brighton. Each Friday, a reserved RSA coworking table is available at Werks Middle Street for Fellows who want to connect and work together. Hot desking is also available at Werks Old Steine and Fisher Street. All venues offer free Wi-Fi and on-site cafés serving local coffee and produce.
Opening times: Fridays, 9am – 5pm
Booking and access.No booking required. Fellows are welcome to use the space during opening hours.
Southampton Central Library offers coworking spaces for Fellows in the city. Just a 10-minute walk from Southampton Central Station, the library provides a welcoming base for entrepreneurs, creators, and freelancers to work and collaborate. Facilities include free Wi-Fi, hotdesking workspaces, paid bookable private pods, and access to industry-standard equipment such as a professional camera, which can be booked here
Opening times: Monday to Friday, 10am – 5pm
Booking and access:No booking required. Fellows are welcome to use the space during opening hours.
Mettricks Guildhall offers Fellows a welcoming place to co-work and meet. Owned by Spencer Bowman FRSA, the hub provides a versatile open space with fast Wi-Fi, tea, coffee, food, and cocktails served throughout the day. Mettricks is also home to the Fellow-led Southampton network, which meets regularly and hosts evening Fellowship events.
Opening times: Monday to Friday, 9am – 4pm
Booking and access:No booking required. Fellows are welcome to use the space during opening hours.
St George’s Works offers Fellows in Norwich a space to connect, collaborate and co-work. Complimentary self-service tea and coffee are available, and Fellows using the hub are also welcome to attend the Works’ quarterly community events.
RSA coworking drop-in: Third Wednesday of each month, 9:30am – 12:30pm Hotdesking: every Wednesday
Booking and access:Fellows can book to join the monthly drop-in via the Eventbrite booking page.
To reserve a hotdesk, email Local Fellowship Engagement Manager Jessica McMorrow jessica.mcmorrow@rsa.org.uk (booking required by 3pm the day before).
The Curious Lounge provides Fellows in Reading with a modern, versatile coworking space. Just a three-minute walk from Reading Station, the hub offers fast Wi-Fi and quality coffee, creating a welcoming place to connect and collaborate.
Opening times: Thursdays, 8am – 5.30pm
Booking and access:Fellows should notify Jessica McMorrow at jessica.mcmorrow@rsa.org.uk by 3pm the day before to secure a place. When multiple Fellows attend, a dedicated RSA table will be reserved to make meeting and connecting easier.
The Margate School provides Fellows in Kent with a creative and community-focused coworking space. An independent not-for-profit postgraduate liberal arts school, The Margate School offers a welcoming hub for innovation and collaboration. Fellows can also enjoy the on-site café, attend Margate School events, and hire facilities at a discounted rate.
Opening times: Wednesdays, 12pm – 4pm
Booking and access:Fellows should notify Jessica McMorrow at jessica.mcmorrow@rsa.org.uk by 3pm the day before to secure a place.
About this hub: Mishcon Cambridge Innovation Hub offers Cambridge Fellows a space to connect, collaborate and co-work together on a monthly basis. The Cambridge Central office is located directly opposite the main railway station, with good access links from across the City. They have onsite security, Wi-Fi, free self-service tea and coffee machines, breakout space and printing available, and Fellows are welcome to enjoy the lobby space for breaks and eating too.
Opening times: RSA co-working drop-in: first Tuesday of each month, 9.30am–12.30pm.
Booking and access: Fellows can RSVP to join the monthly drop-in via Eventbrite [to be set up].
Contact Local Fellowship Engagement Manager Jessica McMorrow at jessica.mcmorrow@rsa.org.uk for further information.
Engine Shed offers Bristol-based Fellows a place to connect, collaborate and cowork. The Business Lounge at Engine Shed, located right next door to Temple Meads Station, has free Wi-Fi and an on-site café. You can also take advantage of a 25% discount for venue hire for meetings or events.
Opening times: Monday to Friday, 8.30am – 5.30pm.
Booking and access:No booking required. Fellows are welcome to use the space during opening hours.
The Exeter Innovation Hub offers Exeter-based Fellows a place to come together. Conveniently located within Exeter town centre and near the university sector. With fast Wi-Fi, hot desks, coffee and meeting space, the Innovation Hub is dedicated to bringing local organisations and businesses together for joint endeavours and partnerships.
Opening times: Open to Fellows on the first Wednesday morning of each month between 09.30am and 12 noon.
Booking and access:Fellows should notify Kate Monkhouse kate.monkhouse@rsa.org.uk by 3pm the day before to secure a place.
The Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution offers Bath-based Fellows a place to connect, collaborate and co-work. Just a 15-minute walk from Bath Spa Station, the Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution provides a space for Fellows to come together. Organised coworking will take place on the first Tuesday of each month, with details circulated in the engagement newsletter beforehand. Arrive at 9.30am for coffee and introductions, and then find a corner to work.
Opening times: Monday to Friday, 9.30am – 4pm
Booking and access:Fellows should notify Kate Monkhouse at Kate.Monkhouse@rsa.org.uk by 3pm the day before to secure a place.
The RSA has partnered with Grassroots Workspace, part of Oxford Innovation Space, to offer Oxford-based Fellows a place to connect, collaborate and co-work. Grassroots is close to the city centre and university buildings, with good wi-fi, hot desk spaces and hot drinks.
Opening times: Monday to Friday, 8.30am – 5.30pm.
Booking and access:Fellows should notify Kate Monkhouse at kate.monkhouse@rsa.org.uk by 3pm the day before to secure a place.
Contact Local Fellowship Engagement Manager Kate Monkhouse at kate.monkhouse@rsa.org.uk for further information.
sbarc|spark, Cardiff University’s Innovation Hub, offers Cardiff-based Fellows a place to connect, collaborate and cowork. RSA Fellows are welcome to work in the café area and use the ground floor facilities.
Opening times: Monday to Friday, 9am – 5pm
Booking and access:No booking required. Fellows are welcome to use the space during opening hours.
Contact Local Fellowship Engagement Manager Kate Monkhouse at kate.monkhouse@rsa.org.uk for further information.
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