by Tim Wilson
Dec 21, 2012 at 2:36 pm in Digital Events by Tim Wilson · Leave a Comment »
Thanks to all who came the festive #Jelly co-working event at X-Site Skatepark in Skegness on Wednesday 19th. Jelly is held every third Wednesday of the month, the next one being on Wednesday 16th December from 9.30am. More about Jelly here.
by Tim Wilson
Oct 22, 2012 at 10:07 am in Digital Arts by Tim Wilson · Leave a Comment »
Our regular #JellySkegness co-working events have been postponed until further notice. Watch this space.
#JellySkegness is a regular monthly co-working event for small businesses, homeworkers and freelancers held at The Storehouse Coffee Shop held every third Wednesday of the month from 10.00am #jelly #skegness #ukjelly.
Jelly is – co-working – collaborating – creativity – chat – coffee
What: Jelly is an event for solo workers, freelancers and office works wanting a change to come together to work [read more →]
by Tim Wilson
Oct 15, 2012 at 8:41 am in Digital Events, News by Tim Wilson · Leave a Comment »
JellyLincoln returns to @Coffee_Aroma on 24th June from 10am. #jelly #lincoln #ukjelly. We look forward to seeing you there for co-working, chat and collaboration.
Jelly is – co-working – collaborating – creativity – chat – coffee
What: Jelly is an event for solo workers, freelancers and office works wanting a change to come together to work and chat. Just bring your laptop, grab a coffee and get to work in a lovely friendly atmosphere with like-minded people.
Why: An opportunity [read more →]
by Tim Wilson
Aug 20, 2012 at 8:55 am in Digital Events, News by Tim Wilson · Leave a Comment »
As this month’s #jellylincoln is a bank holiday (Mon 27th Aug), the next #jelly will be @Coffee_Aroma on 24th September #jelly #lincoln #ukjelly. We look forward to seeing you there for co-working, chat and collaboration.
For more on Jelly, read Tim’s blog on Enterprise Nation here or for more on #jellylincoln click here. Thanks.
by Tim Wilson
Jul 24, 2012 at 2:26 pm in Digital Events by Tim Wilson · Leave a Comment »
Our resident co-working, coffee drinking boffin Tim talks about the Jelly and why it was brought to Lincoln.
And here’s a piece from the Enterprise Nation site by official Birmingham Jelly organiser Rickie Josen which backs up Tim’s comments.
