Our locations
Regional offices, provide tailored services
Wherever you are in the UK, you can help to enhance our national profile and take on a rewarding role at the ICO.
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Wilmslow is home to our modern, open plan head office, Wycliffe House, where the vast majority of our employees are based.
Situated in the thriving Cardiff Bay area, within walking distance of tourist attractions including the Wales Millennium Centre.
Our Scottish office is light, airy and open plan. It's located in a modernised Georgian building in Edinburgh’s New Town.
Our London office enjoys sweeping views across Westminster and the Parliament buildings.
Situated in the heart of the city centre, just behind City Hall, our excellent location offers good public transport links.
Our locations
Wherever you are in the UK, you can help to enhance our national profile and take on a rewarding role at the ICO. You can enjoy great benefits and plenty of variety. And you can help to build a society in which everyone’s information rights are respected.
Select one of the the locations above for more information on each of our offices and a taster of what life is like there.
Each regional office enables us to provide tailored services to that specific area, as well as contributing to our national work. Each office:
- Raises awareness of what the ICO does.
- Ensures the interests of individuals, organisations and public authorities in the regions are considered in the development of ICO policy and guidance.
- Liaises with parliamentary bodies and other decision makers (including central government, Scottish Parliament, the Welsh Assembly Government, the Northern Ireland Assembly and the National Assembly) to ensure policies comply with the legislation we regulate.
- Provides general advice to individuals, organisations and public authorities.
- Raises local awareness of information rights and encourages good practice.
- Responds to local needs by providing appropriate services (eg the provision of services in the Welsh language).
