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The BEST UK city for remote working

The number of people working from home over the last few months has increased tenfold, as many businesses closed their workspaces in order to help curb the spread of coronavirus.

In fact, statistics shared by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) have revealed that 49% of workers reported working from home at some point in the seven days to June 14, up from 41% the previous week, a stark contrast from 2019 where only five per cent of the active UK workforce considered their home as their main place of work.

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