Returning to Work: Green Commute Options

We asked our most recent changemaker, Anna Richards, her advice on a planet-friendly alternatives when heading back into the office.

Recently, our commutes consisted of pyjama-clad stumbles to our kitchen tables (or perhaps sliding down the banisters if lockdown left you craving little adventures). With some semblance of normality returning to our lives and offices reopening, the rush hour commute is coming back.

Deep in the heart of Shoreditch, there is plenty on our doorstep. So, if you’re bored of your usual lunch break, or fancy something fun post-work, switch it up with one of these great activities...

Shoreditch is a wonderful place, bursting at the seams with eclectic culture, but where do you start? Here are our top tips for taking in the area and getting your bearings.

Whether you travel by foot or wheel, there are plenty of local landmarks a short trip from Brick Yard to attract your interest, everything from music history to vintage fashion - Shoreditch has plenty!

There’s a whole host of tasty restaurants, cafes and eateries within a short walk or cycle of our Shoreditch office, for those breakfast and after work lunch feeds. We’ve rounded up some of our favourites to inspire you.

Our centre in Bath is one of our more unusual buildings, it began its life as a train station in 1870 and was built in a style to match the beautiful nearby Georgian buildings. We asked Claire - who has been at Green Park longer than Ethical Property has - about what makes this place so special.