Compare Our Space Types
BenefitsSee what’s included in each work space type. |  CoreA blank canvas to make your own |  Work ReadyFitted, furnished and connected. |  StoreyFlexible, shared workspaces. Visit storey.co.uk | |
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Features included: | Core Workspace | Fitted | Fully Managed | Storey Space |
Flexible leasing options | ||||
MyCampus access | ||||
Access to Storey Club | ||||
Sustainable Workspaces | ||||
Access to building end of trip facilities | ||||
Fully furnished | ||||
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Fully managed WiFi Connectivity | ||||
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Workspace Support from Shared Property Manager | ||||
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Dedicated community manager | ||||
Meeting room credits | ||||
Workspace Personalisation support | ||||
Storey member networking events | ||||
Thriving Places
A deeper connection to our local community.
At Paddington Central, we’ve been working closely with the local community for a long time.
Our dedicated Social Impact Manager, based on campus, brings together Paddington Central’s businesses and local partners to mutually support, collaborate and change lives.
Paddington Central is a mixed-use campus where diversity, equity and inclusion can thrive. With a blend of dynamic workspaces, leisure activities, dining options and residents of all ages and backgrounds, the campus reflects the rich diversity of this part of London.
In addition to promoting diversity, equality and inclusion, we’re creating positive social impact in three ways. One, by funding a diverse range of local projects through our Paddington Central Community Fund. Two, by providing employment training, work experience and job opportunities for locals through our Paddington Central Bright Light’s programme. And three, through our customer networks, where businesses based at the campus collaborate on new ways to create life-changing opportunities and drive social impact locally
Here are just some of the ways we’re supporting our local community and making a positive social impact, locally.
Paddington Central Community Fund
The Paddington Central Community Fund is a unique collaboration between businesses based on campus, created to scale our impact, recognising that we can all achieve more together.
It offers our customers the chance to connect with each other and local partners to make a real and long-lasting social impact.
Since 2022, the Fund has raised over £100,000, which has been allocated to organisations in the local area which focus on improving employment rates, social mobility, social inclusion and those effected by the cost of living.
Thank you to our recent funding partners: Visa, Finastra, Trend Micro, Vertex, CC Land.
If you are a customer and would like to make a pledge, contact our Social Impact Manager, Ndidi. Or contribute to round 3 of the Fund by donating below.
Bright Lights – Our employment training programme
Bright Lights is Paddington Central’s employment and training programme, which focuses on equipping residents of Westminster with everything they need for the world of work.
Working with our customers on campus, the programme delivers a broad range of skill building activities, including industry education sessions and CV writing workshops, to office insight days, work placements and we even help to match make local people with live vacancies on campus.
If you’re a Paddington Central customer and would like to inspire, support, recruit locally and create real social impact on your doorstep, get in touch to take part in the next programme.
Customer Network
Join forces with other like-minded individuals from across the campus to learn and collaborate on new ways to make a positive difference locally.
Is it your job, or simply your passion, to make a positive difference in society?
Come and join the Paddington Central Customer Network. We meet four times a year to think up new ways of joining forces to tackle everything from diversity, equality and inclusion to homelessness in the local area.
At Paddington Central, there’s much more to get involved in, including donation drives, education programmes and expert volunteering. If you’re interested in any of the initiatives above or would like to discuss another opportunity, please contact our Social Impact Manager Ndidi.
Meet
Ndidi
Our dedicated Social Impact Manager
Ndidi finds new ways for all the businesses who call Paddington Central home to connect with local people, from schools to community groups.
Thriving Places at Paddington Central
Our social impact achievements
At Paddington Central we are committed to making a positive difference to people, organisations and wider society.
Local people
Paddington Central community programme
Over 7,800 local people have benefited from our Paddington Central community programme since 2020, including schoolchildren, jobseekers and diverse Londoners.
Education
Educational partnerships
4,400 local children have benefited from our education partnerships at Paddington Central since 2020. (800 in 2024)
We have donated 5,900 books to local children through our National Literacy Partnership at Paddington Central since 2016. Over 810 local schoolchildren have joined our award-winning Young Readers partnership with the National Literacy Trust at Paddington Central since 2020. (120+ in 2024. 1,880+ since 2016).
Every child taking part in our award-winning Young Readers Programme with the National Literacy Trust gets to take part in fun-literacy events where they choose new books to take home for free. Diverse options mean children see themselves reflected in the stories.
Employment
Skills and employment partnerships
Over 600 people have benefited from our skills and employment partnerships at Paddington Central since 2020, including with Pursuing Independent Paths – with over 70 people successfully securing jobs. (150+ beneficiaries in 2024, with 45+ securing jobs)
Affordable space
For charities, community groups, social enterprises and small businesses
For charities, community groups, social enterprises and small businesses £275k of affordable space for charities, community groups, social enterprises and small businesses at Paddington Central since 2020, including the Ukrainian Institute English School, benefiting 965 displaced Ukrainians. (£114k in 2024)
Case studies
Find out more about how we're building a deeper connection to our local community at Paddington Central
Bright Lights
Programme
Helping to build key interview and communication skills of local people whilst providing them with work experience to support future employment.
Paddington Central Community Fund
The Impact of Round One
Young Readers Programme
The award-winning initiative, which works with schools around Paddington Central, aims to encourage children to read outside of the classroom.
Sustainability at Paddington Central
Find out more about British Land’s Sustainability Strategy and achievements.
Greener Spaces
We’re committed to decarbonising our campus, from buildings in development through to deconstruction, and we partner with customers to help them reach their targets.
Responsible Choices
The choices we make matter. So we prioritise the highest environmental, social and ethical standards in decision making and encourage our customers and partners to do the same.