Doors open to Brighouse’s first co-working space

Stefanie Hopkins, head of Faith PR and founder of BrigHubStefanie Hopkins, head of Faith PR and founder of BrigHub
Stefanie Hopkins, head of Faith PR and founder of BrigHub
Hot-desking and collaborative working has arrived in Brighouse with the launch of BrigHub, the town’s first co-working space.

BrigHub operates from a revitalised Victorian building and former pub, Vulcan House, purchased by Stefanie Hopkins and currently home to her PR, social media and content agency Faith PR.

The new co-working space offers room for freelancers, remote workers, start-ups and established businesses across the region to connect and collaborate over three floors and 2,780 sq ft.

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Ms Hopkins has invested a six-figure sum in the historic Victorian building and one-time pub, built in 1869 and located near Brighouse’s railway station. Vulcan House incorporates a substantial open-plan office for Faith, with three further hot-desking rooms

She said: “I wanted to create a supportive and collaborative space for those who will continue to work flexibly beyond the pandemic; a professional, shared working environment for freelancers, start-ups, or remote workers who simply want a change from their four walls for a day and some return to ‘normality’.”

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