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Environment

Our Environmental commitment

We are committed to reducing the impact of our business on the environment and aim to engage in positive activities that have a lasting benefit on society.

Our office

  • We actively promote recycling both internally and with our suppliers.
  • We encourage use of digital presentations in client meetings to reduce the need for paper print outs and all staff are encouraged to ‘think-before-you-print’.
  • Where possible, recommendation letters to our clients are sent via email.
  • We have introduced LED lighting to save energy
  • We have changed energy supplier to a renewable energy source.
  • We actively try to reduce the amount of paper used and all correspondence and files are electronically saved and backed-up in secure systems.
  • Computers and monitors are switched off during out of office hours.
  • Fairtrade products are purchased where possible.
  • We print documents on both sides and in black and white where possible
  • General printing on recycled paper
  • We recycle our toner and print cartridges
  • We source recyclable stationery supplies and work with suppliers who use green e-delivery
  • EChristmas card produced to reduce printing and delivery of cards
  • EVehicle Car Scheme introduced with EV Charge points on site

 

 

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