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Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government: Darlington

Answer

We have provided, for each office location, as at the week commencing 24 August 2026:

• the average office attendance of employees assigned to each office during the week commencing 24 August 2026; and
• the proportion of employees assigned to that office who attended an MHCLG office during the same week.

The attendance figures are not restricted to attendance at an employee's contractual office location. Both the average attendance and proportion attending measures include visits to any MHCLG office.

We would also note that the proportion attending measure does not take account of employees who were absent for legitimate reasons during the period, such as annual leave.

Employees are expected to meet their office attendance requirements over the course of a quarter, rather than in any single week.

Office Locations	Average Presence WC 24/08/2026	Proportion of employees Attending WC 24/08/2026
Feethams House - Darlington	24%	46%
Piccadilly Gate - Manchester	29%	55%
Marsham St - London	37%	60%
i9 - Wolverhampton	24%	47%
23 Stephenson Street - Birmingham	22%	48%
Erskine House - Belfast	28%	58%
Eastbrook - Cambridge	34%	40%
Loxley House - Nottingham	30%	46%
Mann Island - Liverpool	32%	49%
Priory Square - Hastings	53%	67%
Queen Elizabeth House - Edinburgh	32%	63%
Renaissance House - Warrington	12%	30%
Rosebery Court - Norwich	33%	59%
Seaton Court - Plymouth	44%	61%
Temple Quay House - Bristol	31%	51%
The Forum - Hemel Hempstead	35%	67%
Wellington Place - Leeds	27%	54%
William Morgan House - Cardiff	32%	53%

Secondary information

Type

Written question

Reference

20123

Session

2026-27

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Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government: Darlington
Tuesday, 14 July 2026
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