February 2026 Availability Update | Leicestershire

Working Schedule Update for Clients

I wanted to share a quick availability update ahead of February 2026, so current and potential clients can plan accordingly.

It is no surprise that, at the turn of the year, my diary is already busy with ongoing client work, scheduled projects, events, and meetings.

On top of this, I will be away on two separate occasions during February, which will affect my availability both in person and remotely to carry out work.

First Period of Unavailability

I will be fully unavailable from Thursday 12th February to Sunday 15th February 2026.

During the start of February, before this period, I will be operating as normal both in person and online.

However, during these dates I will not be able to carry out any remote work, respond to enquiries, or make changes to ongoing projects.

Second Period of Unavailability

I will then be unavailable again from Thursday 19th February to Friday 27th February 2026.

Due to the nature of this trip, I will again be fully offline and unable to support any remote work during this time.

I appreciate that having two trips close together is not ideal, especially in a shorter month like February, and I apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.

These were the only dates available to align with the occasions for the trips and the people I am travelling with.

Planning Ahead

If you are considering working together, I would strongly recommend scheduling any time sensitive work before mid February, or allowing flexibility for projects to resume once I return.

The good news is that I will be fully available throughout March 2026 in Leicestershire, and I am already looking forward to getting back into the swing of things after a chance to reset and recharge.

Thank you, as always, for your patience and understanding.

A Question for Leicestershire Business Owners

If you run your own business, how do you manage taking time away?

Do you prefer one longer break or shorter trips spread throughout the year?

Feel free to drop me a message and share your thoughts as I would love to hear how others approach it.