Looking for the best PR for Coworking Spaces in the UK for 2026? UK PR for coworking spaces — for flexible office operators, coworking clubs, creative studios, and hybrid-work environments. Coworking PR is community-driven: launch events, member stories, and thought leadership on future-of-work positioning.
UK coworking publications in 2026
- Property Week.
- Estates Gazette.
- CoworkingUK.
- Regional business press.
- Flexible Office Space trade press.
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The titles that cover flexible workspace
- EG (Estates Gazette), Property Week and CoStar — commercial property, deals and investment. Good for new sites, lettings and funding.
- Workplace Insight and Allwork.Space — workplace design, hybrid working and the flex sector.
- Regional business titles such as Insider Media and TheBusinessDesk, plus local newspapers — often the best route for a new space.
- National business and money pages — for data on how people work and what offices cost.
Stories that work for coworking spaces
- Openings — with the size, number of desks, jobs created and what the building was before.
- Member stories — a business that started at a desk and now employs people locally.
- Your own data — which days are busiest, how hybrid patterns are changing, how many members come from outside the city.
- Regeneration — reusing an empty building on a high street or in a town centre.
- Community events — talks, startup programmes and partnerships with universities or councils.
Local first, then national
A coworking space lives on its local reputation. Build relationships with the regional business editor, local radio and the council’s economic development team first. National coverage follows when you have data or a story about how work is changing.
Questions we are often asked
Is an opening enough for coverage?
In local and regional press, yes, with good photos and clear facts. Nationally, you need a wider story.
Should we share occupancy data?
Anonymised trends are useful and journalists like them. Do not share data that identifies members.
Which property titles should we target?
EG and Property Week for deals and investment. Workplace titles for design and how people use the space.
