The Guardian: The age of the office is over – the future lies in Britain's commuter towns

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"If I was in the property game, I would buy anywhere with a cathedral," writes Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins, as he mulls how the rise of home-working could revitalise rural and small town life.

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