The daily commute must evolve to lure back Britain's 'Covid aristocracy'
Daily commute must evolve to lure back the ‘Covid aristocracy’ Lockdown has derailed plans for workers to get back to the office, but the commute is not dead – even if some remain reluctant The 'Covid Aristocracy' have grown comfortable working from home - but not everyone can Every day, HR business partner Katherine Hurst would leave her home in the commuter town of Gravesend in Kent at 7am. Her fiance Nick Chipperfield, a senior policy adviser in the financial services, did the same. It was the start of a long day commuting into London on trains and tubes and then back again.