Global Professorships Programme 2024 guidance notes

The British Academy’s Global Professorships are large investigator-led awards to attract internationally recognised established scholars to work in the United Kingdom, to undertake new, coherent and cutting-edge research projects. With the Global Professorships, the Academy is looking to support researchers that are proposing ambitious, beyond the state-of-the-art research that breaks new ground.

It is expected that up to 8 awards will be offered in this round. Each award will provide funding for four years to outstanding international researchers not currently working in the United Kingdom, to bring their research expertise to the UK and strengthen the UK research base. The award holder is expected to do so by working with their UK host institution throughout their time on the grant.

The Global Professorships are supported by the UK Department for Science, Innovation & Technology.

The total funding available from the Academy over the four years of the award is up to £900,000. The host institution is not required to provide any additional resource as the programme is not offered using Full Economic Costing.

The deadline for applications is 5pm (UK time) on Wednesday 23 October 2024.

The Academy views the Global Professorships as an opportunity for established researchers to undertake high-risk, curiosity-driven research in the humanities and social sciences in a UK research institution. The Global Professorships are awards for individuals in an institutional setting. Applications must be for new, coherent and cutting-edge projects. The Global Professorships are expected to add significant value to the UK host institutions and vice versa, and thus the projects must be significant, leading to novel and innovative collaborations.

With the Global Professorships, the Academy is looking to support academics that are proposing ambitious, beyond the state-of-the-art applications that break new ground. The Academy views the Global Professorships as an opportunity to apply to undertake high-risk, curiosity-driven research in the humanities and social sciences that enables the award-holders and their UK host institutions to achieve a step change in their respective research programmes.

The Academy wishes to encourage applications from historically and/or structurally disadvantaged groups and female researchers.

The aims of the Global Professorships are to:

The Academy regards the UK host institution's engagement with the Global Professor as crucial to ensuring a successful award. Applications should, therefore, demonstrate the UK host institution’s strong interest in the Professorship, how the Professor will be supported and/or mentored, and how the Professorship will be mutually beneficial to both the researcher and the UK host institution.

Applicants should be intending to work in any aspect of the humanities or the social sciences. Outputs involving creative practice (e.g. musical composition and performance, visual practice, creative writing and film making) are welcome but will be considered to fall within the British Academy's remit only when they form part of an integrated project of critical or historical significance.

Global Professorships are expected to commence between 26 March to 30 September 2025.

This call is expected to be able to support approximately 8 British Academy Global Professorships.

Awards are expected to run for 4 years.

Award-holders will be able to apply via an accelerated route for a Global Talent Visa. For further information, see https://www.thebritishacademy.ac.uk/international/global-talent-visas/

The cost of the visa and any associated costs for the applicant and their dependants (e.g. including Immigration Health Surcharge costs) are eligible under this programme.

The British Academy realises that an application for a Global Professorship is a major professional, personal and family commitment. British Academy staff are available to discuss with potential applicants how arrangements could be made to facilitate applicants undertaking such a significant commitment.

The British Academy will not necessarily require successful applicants to give up their existing appointment outside the UK. The Academy sees the following options as possible in applying for an award under this programme:

• taking up a Global Professorship appointment through a salaried post at a UK institution;
• taking up a secondment for four years;
• taking a period of unpaid leave of absence from an existing employer for four years;
• developing a partnership between the host institution and an international institution (expected to be the applicant’s current institution) with the Global Professor based for the four years at the host institution.

The Global Professorships are intended to be highly flexible. The following guidelines will normally apply. However, in exceptional circumstances, additional flexibility may be available. Please contact [email protected] for further information.

1. 1. Career background and history – The Academy is aware that individuals will have had different opportunities to balance their research with other commitments during their career or may come from diverse or non-traditional career backgrounds. For example, having taken extended leave including parental or medical leave, or having returned to research following time in other roles or having had periods of significant teaching or administrative workload that may have impacted on the applicants’ research. There is a question in the application form (the personal statement) that will enable applicants to provide further information so that the Academy can take this into account when assessing applicants’ track record.
   2. Reasonable adjustments – Applications from researchers with disabilities are welcome and encouraged. The Academy will provide adjustments to ensure they can participate fully in the selection process. If an adjustment is required when accessing the application form or for any other part of the application process, then please contact [email protected]. In addition, costs that are required for the researcher to undertake their award will be considered eligible regardless to what is set out in paragraph 28-34 below. The Academy welcomes any questions applicants may have on this matter.  The costs of reasonable adjustments required to support researchers with disabilities will also be an eligible cost throughout the duration of the award.
   3. Maternity, paternity, shared parental leave, adoptive or extended sick leave - There is provision for maternity, paternity, shared parental leave, adoptive or extended sick leave for the award holder funded through the grant as defined in the UK host organisation’s standard organisational policy. Award-holders may choose to stay in the UK during the period of leave, or to return to their home/third country. An extension will be added to account for any time lost within the original period of the award and an additional amount of time will be added on top for up to 6 months.
   4. Childcare arrangements - Provision for the cost of childcare support will be considered as part of the allowable research expenses during the award for the award holder funded through the grant when undertaking activity related to the grant, such as travel to conferences. This includes instances where the award holder wishes to support their child(ren) themselves, such as travelling with them whilst undertaking their research.
   5. Relocation and visa arrangements - The eligible costs include provision for all reasonable relocation costs for the award holder relocating to the UK, as well as their dependents. The cost of the visa and any associated costs for the applicant and their dependants are eligible under this programme. Award-holders will be able to apply via an accelerated route for a Global Talent Visa. For further information, see https://www.thebritishacademy.ac.uk/international/global-talent-visas/
   6. Portability of awards – If the award holder moves UK host organisation before the start or during the award, the award will be moved to the new UK host organisation (provided that the new host organisation is in the UK and meets the host organisation eligibility criteria).
   7. Field research – As appropriate, the award holder will be able to undertake as much field research, in the UK and/or internationally, as necessary for the conduct of their award.
   8. Time on grant - The Global Professorship awards are expected to take up 100% of the applicant’s working time. However, we do understand that there are certain responsibilities that applicants may need to continue at their home institution overseas, particularly in instances where the Global Professorship is taken up as a secondment (e.g. PhD supervisions). It is up to the applicant to make clear in the application what agreement they and their proposed UK host institution have reached in this respect.
   9. Additional Needs Funding – The British Academy has set aside specific funding to support any additional needs that applicants and award holders may have. This funding is available both to applicants, to assist in making an application to British Academy schemes, and award holders. Funding is managed outside of the Global Professorships application process. Further information can be found here: https://www.thebritishacademy.ac.uk/funding/additional-needs/

Applicants must meet the following eligibility criteria:

• Grants are available to mid-career and senior researchers in any discipline within the humanities and social sciences (recognised in their field or with exceptional promise) who are currently employed outside the United Kingdom, on a permanent contract (which may be part-time or full-time) or, if temporary, would normally be a contract that will not end during the course of the grant. Any exceptions must be expressly agreed with the Academy prior to the application being submitted in order for such an application to be considered eligible. 
• Applicants must hold a doctoral degree (or have equivalent research experience).
• PIs may not hold more than one British Academy award of a comparable nature at any one time.
• An individual cannot be the PI on more than one bid under this Programme, including through different host institutions.
• Applicants can be of any nationality but they must be based outside of the UK at the time of application.
• Applicants must be available to take up an unpaid leave of absence, a long-term secondment or employment at an eligible UK institution (see paragraph 18 above). If this is unclear from an applicant’s national setting, then the Academy welcomes communication with applicants prior to applications being submitted.
• The award must be held at a UK-based institution recognised by the Academy. The following types of organisations will be eligible to apply to host the Professorship:
  • Higher Education Institutes that received funding from one of the UK higher education funding bodies.
  • Research institutes (RIs), for which research councils have established a long-term involvement as major funder as part of the national research base.
  • British International Research Institutes
  • Approved relevant Independent Research Organisations.
  • Public Sector Research Organisations.
• Awards are only available to individuals, to be held in an institutional context. Co-applicants are not permitted.
• Awards will not be made retrospectively: this means that the work for which support is requested must not have commenced before the award is announced. Applications must be for new research ideas that are coherent on their own and are cutting-edge.
• Applicants are required to provide a formal statement of support from a senior member of their proposed host institution in the UK (normally expected to be a Pro-Vice-Chancellor or equivalent, or at minimum Head of Department/Faculty/Institute).

Candidates should be based outside the UK at the time of application. Applicants who are working outside the UK but are employed primarily by a UK institution are not eligible to apply.

Applicants must demonstrate that they have been in contact with their UK host institution prior to the application. When completing the application form you will be asked to name the UK host institution and the department; in cases where the host institution is Oxford or Cambridge the college will also need to be provided. Please note that the British Academy is not able to assist with locating or facilitating contact with UK host institutions.

Duplicate applications for the same purpose to more than one British Academy funding programme will not be accepted.

The British Academy emphasises the very strong and clear expectation of the linkage between the individual career development of the award-holder and the research goals and strategies of the host UK institution. This may, naturally, act as a self-limiter on the number of applications that any single institution will wish to support. Nonetheless, the Academy expects that institutions will only submit up to 4 applications to this round. If this expectation is exceeded by an institution the Academy reserves the right to introduce more explicit demand management limits on specific institutions for this and other schemes.

The Academy welcomes applications from a diverse range of eligible UK host institutions.

The Academy regards the UK host institution's engagement with the overseas researcher as crucial to ensuring a successful Global Professorship. Applications should, therefore, demonstrate the UK host institution’s strong interest in the Professorship, how the award holder will be supported, and how the Professorship will be mutually beneficial to both the researcher and the UK host institution.

The aim of the Global Professorships is to support a cohort of world-class research leaders across research and innovation in the UK, recognising the breadth of career paths and current circumstances. As the host for a Global Professorship, organisations will be required to make the following commitments:

• Protected research time – Each award is expected to involve a specific research focus, but the Academy does not have a preferred model for the balance of time to be spent between research and teaching, which may vary over the course of the award and depends on the award holder and UK host institution’s preference and needs. Applicants will be expected to explain how their proposed research focus will fit with the research goals and strategies of their host UK institution, and to describe how these will be delivered. The UK host institution is required to comment on how the Professor will be embedded into the host department (and college if appropriate) in the Supporting Statement.
• Consider Diversity & Inclusion – The Academy is committed to increasing diversity in the research workforce recognising this is a key part of ensuring research excellence. Host organisations are expected to set out in their supporting statement how they will provide supportive workplace structures to ensure diversity. This supporting statement must include consideration of the diversity of applicants that host organisations support to apply to the scheme and how they have ensured a transparent and equitable process for identifying and supporting applicants. It should not include personal details of potential candidates nor any details that may enable them to be identified. Supporting Statements that do not report on this process will lead to the application being considered ineligible.
• Concordat for Research Career – The host organisation is expected to adhere to the principles of the Concordat to support the development of research careers.

The total funding available per award in this call is up to £900,000 over 4 years.

The British Academy expects to offer a flexible model of costing for these awards.

More specifically, funds may be sought to cover the following elements, with indicative figures (these are not fixed upper limits and are intended as a guideline only – flexibility, within reason, will be allowed):

• Directly incurred salary costs of the award-holder (e.g. £100k p.a.) – the salary is to be negotiated between the applicant and the UK host institution. The Academy will be monitoring the proposed salaries from an equality, diversity and inclusion perspective;
• Research expenses, including travel, subsistence, accommodation, consumables, training, conferences, dissemination, and one-off relocation and visa expenses (e.g. £10k p.a);
• Research assistance, directly supporting the goals of the Global Professorship (e.g. additional member of staff in the relevant department/team) (e.g. £50k p.a.) – this will be supported where a reasonable case is made in line with the type of work that is required to be undertaken;
• Estates and indirect costs of the UK host institution in administering the award (e.g. up to £20k p.a. for estates and up to £45k p.a. for indirect costs). Please note that the Academy and its peer reviewers will assess applications on value for money as outlined in the assessment criteria. Please ensure that the budget is not costed at 80% FEC as this programme is not offered using Full Economic Costing. In addition, any application not considered to have been costed within reason and/or value for money will not be offered an award.

Bids for the cost of childcare will be considered as part of the allowable research expenses. If a claim for childcare is included, please supply sufficient justification for the case to be assessed.

Consumables include the purchase of specialist software (not readily available at the UK host organisation), datasets, photocopies, microfilms, etc., and any other minor items that will be used up during the course of the award. Applicants may apply for short-term consultancy or salary costs for expert staff, or short periods of research assistance.

The Academy expects award-holders to minimise their travel and carbon footprint using alternatives where possible (for example video conferencing), and choose travel that has a lower carbon impact, where practical.

The following items are not eligible for funding (applicants registered with special needs may consult the Academy about possible exceptions prior to application):

• purchasing of assets;
• PhD studentships;
• computer hardware including laptops, electronic notebooks, digital cameras, etc;
• books and other permanent resources;
• the preparation of camera-ready copy, copy-editing, proof-reading, indexing, nor any other editorial task;
• subventions for direct production costs (printing, binding, distribution, marketing etc);
• costs of publication in electronic media;
• carbon offsetting;
• open access fees;
• Travel/maintenance expenses for purposes such as lecture tours, or writing up of results of research.

Research and innovation (R&I) activities funded by the Department of Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT), provided through Partner Organisations, comply with the requirements of the DSIT R&I Gender Equality Policy, which states that activities must tackle instances of underrepresentation, differential needs and systemic disadvantage to improve the relevance of R&I findings that support the inclusion, reduce the impact of bias, and ultimately, contribute to reducing inequalities among genders.

All applications are strongly recommended to thoroughly review the above publication before designing and drafting their application.

All applicants must submit as part of their application a gender equality statement, which must meet compliance standards as set out in the above publication. All applications will be reviewed at the eligibility and assessment stages to ensure they meet the necessary requirements. Not meeting the necessary requirements will mean that applications are automatically not fundable.

Applicants are also required to submit a statement from an appropriately authorised member of staff of their host UK institution, who will normally be expected to be a Pro-Vice-Chancellor, or at a minimum Head of the relevant Faculty/Department/Institute. This statement will be expected to provide a clear indication of the institutional support to be provided to the applicant, how the Professor will be embedded into the host department, and to discuss the fit with the UK host institution’s research goals and strategies. The Academy expects this supporting statement to make clear how the application will take forward the institution’s strategy for equality, diversity and inclusion. 

As stated above, the Academy is committed to increasing diversity in the research workforce recognising this is a key part of ensuring research excellence. Host organisations are expected to set out in their supporting statement how they will provide supportive workplace structures to ensure diversity. This supporting statement must include consideration of the diversity of applicants that host organisations support to apply to the scheme and how they have ensured a transparent and equitable process for identifying and supporting applicants.

Applicants must ensure that this supporting statement is submitted on the British Academy Flexi-Grant® Grant Management System (GMS) before the application submission deadline, which will be 5pm (UK time) on Wednesday 23 October 2024. Please note this deadline is final. The statement must be submitted before that deadline. Any application without a supporting statement submitted on time will not be accepted. Before listing the UK host institution’s Pro-Vice-Chancellor or Head of Faculty/Department/Institute on your application form, you should seek permission from them that they are happy to provide this statement by the deadline.

It is essential that you enter the correct email address for this supporting statement, otherwise they will not receive the automated messages delivered from the British Academy Flexi-Grant® GMS.

We strongly advise that you complete your application as early as possible to allow the Pro-Vice-Chancellor or Head of Faculty/Department/Institute enough time to provide their statement in the system. Please note that statements must be provided through the GMS, they cannot be provided as an email attachment nor sent by post in hard copy.

Any statements received after the deadline, or outside of the system, will not be accepted, and the application will be withdrawn from this competition.

All eligible proposals submitted in response to this funding call will be assessed by relevant British Academy peer reviewers and then considered by a final selection panel.

Applications will be assessed against the following criteria:

• The excellent research track record and/or promise of the applicant;
• The quality, ambition and originality of the proposed research vision and programme, with the aim to support state-of-the-art applications that break new ground;
• The distinct research contribution and added value that the applicant will be able to make to the UK host institution, and the suitability of the UK host institution for the applicant’s research project that enables the award-holders and their UK host institutions to achieve a step change in their respective research programmes;
• Whether the gender equality statement meets or exceeds the minimum standard as set out in the Gender Equality in Research and Innovation policy;
• Value for money.

The British Academy has a Code of Practice for assessing applications, setting out the principles of equity, integrity and confidentiality governing the treatment of all applications. The Code of Practice also covers Data Protection, the Academy’s ethics policy and the appeals procedure. The Code of Practice may be viewed on the Academy’s website at https://www.thebritishacademy.ac.uk/code-practice. Feedback is not a feature of the British Academy’s Global Professorships programme and the Academy is, regretfully, unable to enter into correspondence regarding the decisions of the awarding committee, which are governed by the Code of Practice. Please note that by applying to this programme, applicants undertake to accept the terms under which applications are assessed.

Please contact [email protected] for further information.

Applications can only be submitted online using the British Academy Flexi-Grant® Grant Management System (GMS) via (https://britishacademy.flexigrant.com/). If you have not previously used the British Academy’s Flexi-Grant® GMS and were not registered in the previous e-GAP system, please follow the registration process from the Flexi-Grant® homepage. Applications cannot be submitted on paper or in any other format.

Before completing the online form, all applicants should check that they comply with the eligibility requirements and ensure all necessary information is presented in the application. These requirements are strictly adhered to, and applications without all the necessary information, or evidence to show the assessment criteria are met, will be rejected.

Registered approving organisations will be available in the search bar. If your organisation is not listed and is not affiliated with any organisations already in the system, then please contact us at [email protected] to request the addition of the organisation.

The deadline for submissions and UK host organisation approval is Wednesday 23 October 2024 (5pm UK time). Applicants will not be allowed to make any changes to their applications or submit any additional information after the deadline. 

When completing your application on the British Academy Flexi-Grant® GMS, it is recommended that you take particular note of the following points:

• Personal details: When registered in the British Academy Flexi-Grant® GMS, a user has the option to add or update personal information such as contact details, log-in details (including email address and password), interests, research and employment details, at any time. This represents a personal record of your account in the system and will help to populate the contact details in any application form you complete. It is useful if this information is kept up to date, but it is not essential to the progress of an application.
• Automatic log-out: You are strongly advised to save your work regularly to prevent accidental loss of information. In particular, you should be aware that if the system does not detect any activity for 1 hour it will log out and save the application at that time.  Please note that moving between pages within an application form will save the page that you are exiting but completing a field on a page is not considered an activity. It is recommended that you write the text for longer sections/fields in a word processor such as Word and then copy and paste into the relevant text box to avoid being timed out in this way.
• Multiple sessions: You should not have multiple browser windows/tabs of your application open at the same time as this may cause information to be lost. Only one user should edit an application at a time, otherwise changes might be lost.
• Word limits: When completing boxes that have a restricted length (note that it refers to words) you should note that if you exceed the specified amount you will not be able to save when you press the save button. You should type the text for the longer-length boxes in a word processor. You will then be able to check the word count and paste it into the British Academy Flexi-Grant® system. You will then still have a copy of the text to return to in the word processor. The word limit applies to text boxes.
• Plain text: If entering plain text, please avoid using symbols as some may not be accepted by the British Academy Flexi-Grant® system. You should generate and view a PDF of your application to check that the application appears as you want it to by clicking on ‘print application’.
• Email addresses: The British Academy Flexi-Grant® GMS relies heavily on automatic email contact. It is essential that you ensure you enter accurate email addresses where requested as it may cause considerable delay in the submission/processing of your application if any of these are incorrect. You cannot make changes to email addresses after your application has been submitted for approval.
• Submission of application: You will not be able to submit your application until you have completed each section in full. You should submit your application for approval by a designated approver at your host organisation at least 5 working days before the closing date to allow for your host organisation’s administrative procedures. Please note that the institutional approver is NOT your Head of Department – the institutional approver is a person within the UK host organisation who has authority for approving all applications submitted to the British Academy. We strongly advise that you submit your application as early as possible to allow enough time for your host UK institution PVC or Head of Faculty/Department/Institute to provide their statement of support in the system, and to allow your host UK institution enough time to approve your application. Please be aware that your PVC/Head of Department/Faculty/Institute will need to mark their sections as ‘complete’ before you will be able to submit your completed application form.
• Application sharing: All applications must be started by the applicant who is to be the Principal Investigator (PI) on the award. You can invite other contributors to join the application (e.g. Head of Department, Finance Office contact etc.), but in order to do so your contributor will need to be registered in the British Academy’s Flexi-Grant® system first. You will need to ensure you have their registered email address to invite them to participate in your application. You can let other British Academy Flexi-Grant® GMS users view your draft application in advance of submission by providing their email address. They will be able to log in using their existing password and see your application and, depending on permissions, amend your application.
• Application deletion: You can delete your application at any time although it is often a lot easier to just re-edit your existing application. We will be able to recover a deleted application for a period of 7 days after deletion. After this, it will be permanently removed from the system.
• Application returned for editing: The approver can return your application to you for further editing before the closing deadline of the call. See ‘Submission of Application’ above.
• Guidance: In the tables below you will find in the left-hand column each question as set out in the application form and in the right-hand column useful guidance on its completion.
• Further clarification: If any of this advice is unclear, or you need further information, please do not hesitate to seek clarification from the British Academy’s International Team (contact details at the end of these notes).

PLEASE NOTE THAT IT IS ESSENTIAL THAT YOU CREATE A PDF OF YOUR COMPLETED APPLICATION (by clicking ‘Print Application’), AND CHECK IT THOROUGHLY, INCLUDING EMAIL ADDRESSES, BEFORE SUBMITTING IT FOR APPROVAL BY YOUR UK HOST ORGANISATION. IT MAY NOT BE POSSIBLE TO RECTIFY MISTAKES IN TIME FOR THE DEADLINE.

WORD LIMITS APPLY TO PLAIN TEXT ONLY.

All FIELDS MARKED WITH AN ASTERISK* ARE MANDATORY.

YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE MULTIPLE BROWSER WINDOWS/TABS OF YOUR APPLICATION OPEN AT THE SAME TIME AS THIS MAY CAUSE INFORMATION TO BE LOST. ONLY ONE USER SHOULD EDIT AN APPLICATION AT A TIME, OTHERWISE CHANGES MIGHT BE LOST.

The application can be completed by using the navigation tabs on the application summary page, with each page categorised as follows:

Page 1: Research Proposal

Page 2: Financial Details

Page 3: Lead Applicant Details

Page 4: PVC/Head of Department Statement

Page 5: Equal Opportunities

A full list of question fields to be completed as part of the application can be found in the following table. Each box in the table represents a page of the application form: the left-hand column contains the questions within each of these pages as set out in the form; the right-hand column contains useful guidance on its completion. A red asterisk (*) indicates which questions are mandatory and therefore must be complete before the application can be submitted. Please read the guidance notes carefully before completing the form.

Please note that CV upload is no longer required as part of the application process.

In addition, we do not require academic citations to be included in your research proposal; however, it is up to the applicant to decide whether to include this. We do not require reference lists as part of proposals, and it is not possible to upload this separately.  

Once you have submitted your application for approval by your host UK institution, automatic emails will be sent to your host UK organisation approver asking them to log on to the system. You will not be able to edit your application after it has been submitted to your host UK organisation for approval. The host UK organisation approver will either: approve and submit your application, ‘send back’ your application and contact you to request modifications (if before the 23 October 2024 deadline) or decline your application and contact you.

Please be aware that it is your responsibility to ensure that you complete your application in time for your host UK organisation to process it (including requesting changes) and provide their approval by the closing date. It is recommended that you allow at least five working days for this process, but please check with your proposed host UK institution as their internal timetables may require earlier submission.

If your host UK organisation approver requests modifications through the British Academy GMS email facility, they can unlock your application, allowing you to edit it. They can do this by selecting ‘Return to Applicant’. An automatic e-mail will be sent to you alerting you of this fact. Once you have completed and saved the requested changes, please re-submit your application for approval by your host UK organisation.

Once your host UK institution has approved your application and submitted it to the British Academy, it will not be possible to make any changes.

Please note that once the closing date has passed, UK host organisation approvers cannot approve applications and submit them to the British Academy and unapproved applications are removed from consideration. No late applications will be accepted.

It is recommended that you check that your application is submitted in time. To see the details of the host UK organisation approver and to check the status of your application, you should log into the British Academy GMS and click on the link to the Application Portal where a summary of your application will be displayed.

Once your application has been submitted, complete with the reference and PVC/Head of Faculty/Department/Institute statement, and if it has been approved, you will not be contacted again by the British Academy until the decisions have been made. You can track the progress of your application by logging in again to the Flexi-Grant system at any time. Results are issued by email.

Applicants in any doubt about their eligibility or any other aspect of their application are advised to contact the International Team at the British Academy, where staff will be pleased to assist.

The British Academy

International Office

Email: [email protected]

10-11 Carlton House Terrace

London SW1Y 5AH