We are the charity that cares for hundreds of historic sites in every corner of England. We believe heritage is everyone’s. Through our work, millions of people will come closer together through their shared enjoyment and value for England’s heritage.
The enthusiasm and skills of our colleagues and volunteers make English Heritage a special place to work both at our sites and behind the scenes. We are always looking for talented and motivated people from a wide range of sectors and backgrounds to join us.
Find out how you can get involved at www.english-heritage.org.uk/about-us/our-people/jobs/
We’re a worker-owned co-operative and charitable social enterprise that helps local people across the UK lead healthier, happier lives.
Our journey began in 1993 as a groundbreaking co-operative initiative in Greenwich, where we became one of the UK’s first leisure services to spin out from local authority control into an independent charitable social enterprise. This innovative model combined commercial efficiency with strong social purpose, creating a template that would reshape public service delivery across the UK.
Today, we manage almost 400 public service facilities nationwide, including leisure centres, libraries and cultural venues. We’ve maintained our commitment to social value while continuously adapting to meet evolving community needs. Because our staff have a stake in the organisation as a co-operative, they are directly invested in its success. We're also proud to offer good job opportunities with fair pay, excellent career development, and apprenticeships, particularly in parts of the UK where these opportunities are most needed.
Our impact extends beyond traditional leisure services to encompass public health, education and cultural engagement. Through strategic partnerships with local authorities, NHS England, and national organisations, we’ve pioneered evidence-based approaches that deliver measurable social value while maintaining financial sustainability. For over 30 years, we have sought to challenge ‘the norm’ and to show how values-driven, social entrepreneurship can work effectively with government, health professionals, sport and library leaders.
The London Borough of Bromley is a fantastic place to live and work, where everyone can lead healthy, safe and independent lives in supportive communities.
Bromley is the largest borough in Greater London, with 330,000 residents. Bromley Council wants to create an environment where individuals and communities can thrive and where people can lead healthier and more independent, self-reliant lifestyles, allowing the council to focus more on supporting the borough’s most vulnerable residents.
Our key priorities areas are:
• Housing and Regeneration
• Supporting Independence
• Supporting Children and Young People
• A Quality Environment
• Vibrant thriving Town Centres
• Safe Bromley
• Healthy Bromley
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If you have any questions regarding recruitment, please contact us on recruitmentteam@bromley.gov.uk