Working and learning from home

According to figures from the Office for National Statistics, by 2017 more than five million of us were spending some or all of our time working from home. That figure seems certain to have increased since then. But now in 2020 – at least temporarily – COVID-19 must have pushed those numbers massively higher. It’s not unlikely you’re reading this from home. Right now, more and more of us are doing more and more of everything we do from home. It seems highly unlikely that some of this enforced spike in remote working won’t translate into something more permanent once…

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