News > CSR

5 Years of Planet Mark Certification

by Matthew Swift / 15 July 2024
Planet Mark - Certified Blog

We are excited to announce that we have achieved the Planet Mark certification for the fifth year in a row. This milestone underscores our unwavering commitment to sustainability and reducing our carbon footprint.

Our journey began with a clear vision: to integrate sustainability into very the core of our business. Over the past five years, we have implemented a series of initiatives aimed at reducing our environmental impact and fostering a culture of sustainability within our organisation.

Our dedication to environmental stewardship continues to drive us towards innovative and impactful practices that benefit our business, our people and the planet. As we celebrate this milestone, we remain hard at work trying to achieve our goals:

  • Achieving net zero.
  • Expanding our sustainable practices to make more of a positive impact for our customers, our teams, and our supply chain.
  • Continuously innovating to find new ways to reduce our environmental impact.

We are proud to be part of a community that prioritises the planet and drives positive change. Together, we will continue to strive for excellence in our practices, ensuring we contribute positively to the environment for years to come.

Related news

City & Essex team members using our Spark program to support staff.
by: Matthew Swift / 03 November 2026
Introducing Spark: A New Way We Support Our People

We’re proud to introduce Spark, a free health and wellbeing service now available to every colleague at…

Read more
Graphic map showing UK wage figures with Living Wage badge.
by: Matthew Swift / 26 October 2026
New Real Living Wage Rates Announced for 2026

The Living Wage Foundation has announced the new real Living Wage rates for 2026, increasing to £14.10…

Read more
Group of four smiling participants at Over The Wall Camp charity event.
by: Matthew Swift / 21 October 2026
Climbing the Capital for Over The Wall Camp

Three iconic London skyscrapers, around 3,000 stairs and a fantastic cause to climb for! A huge well…

Read more