The Wider Community
London Scottish House is a key part of the local Community in London as well as acting as an important link connecting Scotland to the Capital. The future building will be a modern business, social and networking hub as well as offering a full cultural programme of activities catering to a diverse community.
A Community in Action
Our Work in the Community
Helping to deliver social impact and connecting people
London Scottish House is working with partners within our community to continue connecting businesses, third sector organisations and individuals. Our partnerships promote strong relationships and opportunity within the community for business, culture and sport. As part of our collaboration people can get involved in events held throughout the year at London Scottish House and other venues.
Please see our Events Page for details on upcoming events and how to get involved.
You can also stay up to date on everything happening at London Scottish House by subscribing to our Newsletter and reading the latest blog.
Our Partners
Burns Club of London
Caledonian Society of London
Crown Court Church of Scotland
London Scottish Rugby
Love Made Me Weddings
Prickly Thistle
Royal Caledonian Education Trust
SBN
Scotscare
Scottish Field
Scottish Government
Scottish Mountaineering
St Columba’s Church of Scotland
The Association of Exiled Scots (TAOES)
The Caledonian Club
The Spirit of Scotland
Warthog Mountaineering
Scottish Business Network
London Scottish House is working closely with the Scottish Business Network to provide new opportunities and serve the Scottish community in London and beyond. The Scottish Business Network is an organisation created to facilitate greater communication and connectivity between a network of the leading Scottish diaspora in order to proactively assist and support Scottish based companies expand internationally. Membership to the Scottish Business Network offers a unique opportunity to meet leading entrepreneurs and network with senior figures from the Scottish international business community.
Resident Charities
Veterans for Wildlife
Based at London Scottish House, Veterans for Wildlife is an international charity committed to the protection of wildlife and the world’s critically endangered species. Established by veterans from the Royal Marines and British Army, it deploys highly-skilled and experienced former service personnel to play a key role in conservation and the prevention of wildlife crime. The charity has two main objectives: supporting conservation entities and rangers at grass roots level and the empowerment of military veterans. The charity committed no less than 3,240 hours of ground work to their mission in 2016-17, and saw the lives of so many former service personnel transformed.
Veterans for Wildlife www.veterans4wildlife.org is a registered charity no. 1167815.
HighGround
Founded by Anna Baker Cresswell in 2007, HighGround provides agricultural and horticultural opportunities to service leavers, reservists and veterans.
The charity believes military skills and experience transfer perfectly into the land based sector due to the hard working ethos, reliability and excellent outdoor skills of veterans.
HighGround www.highground-uk.org is a registered charity no. 1151225.