You need to get out more | Gather Round Creative Co-working
You need to get out more. Not into an office. Into somewhere that actually flexes around your week.
Trinity Church has been a gathering place in the heart of Bath since the 1800s, and it’s stayed put through 150 years of change. Today, as Gather Round, it gathers a different kind of community: writers, designers, techies and founders, all working in different ways, on different days.
That’s what Flexi membership is built for.
Flexi at Trinity means you choose how you work, not the other way round. Two days a week or five. Two full days or four half-days. Sessions run 8 hours or 4, any time Monday to Friday, 8.30am–8pm, and you’re not locked into the same days every week. Mix it up as your work (or your childcare, your pilates class, your needy pet) demands.
Three members making Flexi work for them
Karen Walrond award-winning author and leadership consultant, is on a mission to build a “kindness revolution.” Her books, including The Lightmaker’s Manifesto and the Nautilus Award-winning Radiant Rebellion, have been featured on Brené Brown’s Unlocking Us podcast, in The Guardian and on CNN. Her latest, In Defense of Dabbling, makes the case for self-compassion through intentional amateurism, a philosophy that extends neatly to how she works, dipping into Trinity on her own terms.
Beth Ivey-Williams Senior Designer at Forestry England and freelance designer, has spent 13 years shaping brands and spaces that connect people to the environment, from evolving Forestry England’s visual identity to collaborations with Julia Donaldson, Roald Dahl and Live Nation. Splitting her time between employed and freelance design work (and recently completing a diploma in Interior Design), Beth needs a space that flexes with a career that doesn’t sit still.
Roy Shubhabrata leads Forceteck, turning ordinary video footage into a mobile biomechanics lab using computer vision and physics-AI, technology already used by Olympic bobsleigh teams, Premier League clubs and the European Space Agency. Forceteck recently took home a SPARKies award for best use of AI. Alongside building the business, Roy serves as a Non-Executive Director for the NHS and Age UK.
Three very different commitments. One membership that adapts to all of them.
Because it’s not just the flexibility. It’s what’s included in one price, no surprises: all bills covered, meeting rooms and breakout spaces, superfast fibre broadband, complimentary tea and coffee, on-site support from our Community Manager, bike storage, and a 10% discount on production and event space hire. Full-time Flexi members can also work up to four days a month at our Bristol locations, Brunswick Square or Cigar Factory.
And then there’s the building itself. Steps from Queen Square, a short walk from Bath Spa station, surrounded by cafes and culture, with the kind of light and history that makes a Tuesday morning feel like an occasion.
If your week doesn’t look the same twice, Flexi is built for you.
Book a tour of Trinity Church and stick around for the day to get a feel for the place, the doors are open.
This post was written by Danie at Brunswick Square.
