Website development locations
Where we are, and where we work
We have built websites in market towns, cities and islands since 2005. Some of those places we can drive to before lunch. Others we have never physically visited and the work was no worse for it. Both are on this page, and we have been honest about which is which.
See the places →01
Home ground
The Cotswolds, Gloucestershire, Warwickshire and Oxfordshire. Close enough to drive to and back in a morning.
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Further out
Birmingham, London and the south west, down as far as the Isles of Scilly.
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Everywhere else
Most of our work happens remotely and always has. Distance has never been the thing that decides whether a site is any good.
Why local
Proximity is useful, it is not the point.
Plenty of agencies build a page for every town within fifty miles and hope nobody checks. We would rather say what is actually true. Most of our work happens over email, calls and a shared staging address, and it makes very little difference whether you are ten minutes away or four hundred miles.
What being nearby does buy you is real, though. A first meeting in a room rather than on a screen. Someone who already knows your high street, your season and who you are competing with. And the ability to turn up with a camera, which on a local business site is often the difference between a website that looks like yours and one that looks like a template.
So the pages below are grouped by how close we actually are. Home ground first, then the places we travel to, then the ones we work with entirely at a distance and are perfectly happy doing so.
Head office, and where the company started in 2005. Covers Gloucestershire, Warwickshire, Oxfordshire and everything in between.
City centre presence for Gloucestershire clients and the wider south west.
Our northern base, covering the north east and the Scottish border counties.
Which is mostly useful for clients who like their overnight questions answered before breakfast.
Weekdays 9am to 5pm UK time
Areas We've Worked In
Towns, counties and one archipelago.
Cotswolds and Gloucestershire
Our home ground. If you are here, a first meeting is a drive rather than a video call.
Chipping Campden →
Where we started. Retail, hospitality and holiday lets around GL55.
AONBCotswolds →
The wider Cotswolds, from Broadway down through Bourton and Burford.
GloucestershireCheltenham →
Regency town trade, professional services and a heavy festival calendar.
GloucestershireGloucester →
One of our offices. Docks, city centre and the businesses around them.
CountyGloucestershire →
County wide, from the Forest of Dean across to the Cotswold escarpment.
Warwickshire and Oxfordshire
The other half of the home patch, and where a good deal of our longest running work sits.
Stratford Upon Avon →
Tourism, hospitality and independent retail on the Avon.
WarwickshireShipston on Stour →
Market town trade and the charities and community groups around it.
WarwickshireWarwick →
Castle town business, professional services and lettings.
CountyWarwickshire →
County wide, from Rugby across to the Cotswold edge.
OxfordshireBanbury →
Cherwell business, manufacturing and the villages around it.
CountyOxfordshire →
County wide, from Banbury down through Bicester and Oxford.
Cities
Bigger markets, more competition, and usually a longer conversation about what the site has to prove.
The south west
Seasonal economies, where a website has to carry the whole summer and then survive February.
Cornwall →
Tourism, hospitality and seasonal trade the length of the county.
South westDevon →
Coast and moor, from Exeter down through the South Hams.
DevonDartmouth →
Harbour town hospitality, sailing and holiday lets.
CornwallIsles of Scilly →
Island businesses, where the nearest agency is a very long way off.
Not on the list? We work all over the UK. Ask us about your area
Building websites in the UK since
Long enough to have worked through several generations of the web, and to still be looking after sites we built more than a decade ago.
Questions
What people ask before they ring.
Mostly about distance, and whether it matters.
- Do you have to be near me to build my website?
No, and it would be dishonest to pretend otherwise. Most of our work happens over email, calls and a shared staging address, and that is true whether you are ten minutes away or four hundred miles. Being local buys you the option of sitting in a room together, which some people want and plenty do not.
- So what does being local actually get me?
A first meeting in person if you want one, someone who already knows your town and your competitors, and the ability to come and take proper photographs rather than work from whatever is on your phone. On a local business site that last one matters more than people expect.
- My town is not on this list. Can you still help?
Yes. The pages here exist because we have written them, not because they are the only places we go. If your town is missing it means nothing more than that. Get in touch and tell us where you are.
- Do you charge more for travel?
Not for the first meeting, wherever you are in the UK. If a project needs repeat visits, photography days or on site training a long way from us, we say so in the quote rather than adding it afterwards.