Following our AGM on Monday 11th June, Ethical Property is pleased to announce the following have been elected to the board as non-executives…

The Ethical Property Company Ltd, one of the UKs largest Social businesses, announced that Managing Director Susan Ralphs has stepped down and will depart her role by the end of 2018.

Why just celebrate record stores for one day, when Bath’s own Mark O’Shaugnessy’s Resolution Records has been providing the soundtrack to many peoples’ lives for 25 years.

Susan Ralphs our Managing Director was recently asked to contribute to The Kingdom at Work bulletin on the subject of sustainability at work, some very thoughtful insights on how we work as a company and what motivates her.

Congratulations to our team in Bristol, who for the second year running are winners at the South West Fairtrade Business Awards.

The Ethical Property Company's Scottish Centre, Thorn House in Edinburgh, housed on the Amber Mile, is celebrating 10 years of being home to a wonderful collection of social enterprises and some of Scotland’s leading charities.

Our team at St Paul's Learning Centre, an Ethical Property Centre based in Bristol, have identified an excellent use for their old piano which sat unplayed in the Hall for many years.

As a business with a commitment to a positive social, environmental and financial impact, it is important to us that we treat all of our employees in an ethical way.  Here are just a few of the ways in which we do this...

Attendees included shareholders, staff, board members, visitors and Tenants, including two guest speakers, Andrew Waugh, the architect behind the design for our new project The Green House, and Priti Sesha, Finance & Operations Manager at Oxford Research Group.

We’re delighted to announce that our Bristol Cluster this year won Gold in the Best Fairtrade Office category!