Working for the National Trust in London

Children enjoying Sutton House Easter trail

A range of exciting job opportunities in London


Our places in London are some of the most distinctive and diverse of all. They range from intimate spaces that ooze creativity, to sprawling historic landscapes that offer an escape from busy city life.

Behind all of the special places are teams of special people plus job opportunities that are as varied as the places themselves. For news about our latest vacancies please see below.

" The need of quiet, the need of air, and I believe the sight of sky and of things growing, seem human needs ..."
'A home away from home' at the India Club, The Strand, Central London

Job opportunity - London External Partnerships Project Manager 

An exciting opportunity to explore and develop external partnerships in London, helping to connect Londoners with urban greenspace and heritage. Sitting within our national External Partnerships Team, but particularly embedded in the London Team, you will focus on building networks and mix strategic brains, contributing to the delivery of the Trust’s ambition in London.

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" Preserve the best of what is there, and enable people from every background to enjoy it."

Stories from our places in London

Peter at Osterley Park, London

Peter, Osterley Park 

Taking early retirement was a difficult life change for Peter. He missed the routine of going to work, and the connections and friendships he had there. All this changed when Peter got his dogs. Through regular walks at Osterley Park in west London he gets to socialise with other walkers, which is a source of great joy and happiness for him.

Margaret at Sutton House

Margaret, Sutton House 

Margaret has found friendship and fun at Sutton House in East London. As part of the Recycled Teenagers – a group for the over 55s – Margaret keeps busy and shares her love of dancing, socialising and art.

Lucy planning the wildflower garden, Morden Hall Park

Lucy, Morden Hall Park 

With no garden, and living in a big city, Lucy used to spend most of her time indoors. Now she is designing wildflower meadows with the rangers at Modern Hall Park. She works with other young people to make a difference to her local green space – and protect the wildlife that lives there.