Bath

Ethical Property moved to Bath in November 2008, to take on the lease of Green Park Station: we now also manage the Friends Meeting House. Bath and Somerset is home to a number of social change organisations throughout the city, its market towns and rural areas. 

Brighton

Brighton has long been a hub of social change in the UK and many charities and social businesses have found their feet in this beachside city.

Bristol

The home of the Soil Association, Sustrans and many other groups, Bristol has always been at the heart of the UK social change movement.

Edinburgh

The Scottish capital has one of the strongest economies in the UK, and is home to many of Scotland’s nationwide charities, NGOs and social enterprises.  Edinburgh is also home to the Scottish arms of many international organisations.

Leeds

Traditionally a regional administrative centre, and market centre of the local Yorkshire wool trade, Leeds is now one of the UK’s leading financial and legal centres outside of London.

London

The UK has a strong culture of encouraging charity and working toward social change.  As the nation’s capital, London has long been the centre of a lot of this activity.

Manchester

Known as England’s “second city”, Manchester has seen a lot of change in the last decade. 

Oxford

This University town is a real centre for innovation, particularly in the area of the environmental sciences, and the city that Oxfam calls home has always been an incubator for new ideas and organisations.

Sheffield

Sheffield has seen a lot of change since the decline of the coal and steel industries in the latter half of the 20th century.  Mass job losses and population decline in the area led to huge injections of funds aimed at increasing new industry and boosting the city’s economy.