The UK’s national charity for bone health and osteoporosis has announced plans to move its head office to Bath city centre.
The Royal Osteoporosis Society (ROS), which was founded in 1986, said it would relocate from its base in Camerton, in Somerset, in the spring. It has not yet confirmed where in Bath its new offices will be.
The charity said the move would enable a £1.7m investment programme in research, advertising, political influencing and digital services as part of an ambitious four-year strategy.
