Tim
Dwelly is a consultant and journalist with over 20 years' experience
writing about housing, regeneration and related issues. Starting
out as a freelance journalist writing for national newspapers, trade
press and conducting TV current affairs research, he joined Shelter's
ROOF magazine in 1989. He became an influential editor, achieving
major national media coverage of housing and homelessness issues
and raising them as political issues
In
1995 he returned to his birthplace Cornwall to work from home, a
telework pioneer. Since then, he has carried out freelance work
for a variety of clients including government departments, the Neighbourhood
Renewal Unit, Joseph Rowntree Foundation and the Work Foundation.
He now specialises in live/work property, regeneration, flexible
working and economic development
Since
1995 Tim has increasingly offered an integrated service to clients,
project managing not only the research and writing of reports but
photos, design and print/multi-media - skills developed as a magazine
editor. Tim Dwelly in Partnership was set up in 2000 to formalise
this service. The organsiation is now very much run as a team and
is today more commonly referred to as TDiP
Since
2003 Tim has also been director of the Live
Work Network, the UK's leading knowledge sharing service and
consultancy on home based business and live/work property. The Network,
which has over 300 members, holds seminars, offers specialist consultancy
and produces national reports. It is now a limited company which
owns TDiP, which continues to provide services as before
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