We recognise that the built environment accounts for nearly 40% of global carbon emissions. As local experts, we have a responsibility to lead by example and provide our clients with the roadmap to a sustainable future.
We choose to act responsibly not because we have to, but because it is the right thing to do for our clients, our colleagues, and the environment we share.
Sanderson Weatherall is redefining what makes a good business.
As a Bcorp, we are part of a global community of businesses that meet high standards in environmental, social and governance.
We continually work to improve the working lives of our employees, support our local communities, reduce our impact on the environment, and explore how we can help our clients to achieve their own ESG goals.
While our ESG journey formally began in 2020 with the measurement of carbon emissions and the mapping of our Net Zero pathway, its foundations were established much earlier through our long-standing commitment to social value and the implementation of environmental impact initiatives across the business.
We are committed to decarbonising our operations and the assets we manage. We’ve reduced our carbon by 13% overall since March 2025.
Increase in emissions since March 2025.
Decrease in emissions since March 2025.
Decrease in emissions since March 2025.
We are a people-first business. Our impact is measured by the strength of our team and the health of our communities.
Fundraised and donated to charitable causes.
Spend with SMEs and local suppliers.
Local sports and community organisations supported through financial contributions and engagement.
Our Leeds office held a coffee morning in support of Macmillan Cancer Support. We raised an impressive £217.86.
Jay Dhesi, agent in our Leeds office captained the winning netball team before other colleagues headed to First Direct Arena for the charity lunch.
Two members from our London team attended the London B Corp breakfast hosted by Pollen Careers and Green and Fortune.
Ian Le Grice, Heather Branson and Sarah Butcher joined up with Ashfords to defend their title as champions of the Scavenger hunt.
Members from our Leeds, Bristol and Newcastle offices joined together to take part in a cycling event organised by Brodies LLP raising money for Bradford & District Craven Mind.
Our Newcastle office hosted a fundraising lunch and raised a fantastic £116 for True Colours Theatre, a charity they often donate to.
Team from Leeds office volunteered a day to the fantastic charity, Children’s Book Project.
They managed to pack 2,700 books which are then distributed to local primary schools.
Annual event hosted by the Yorkshire Children’s Charity.
Our two London offices joined together to host a drinks reception at The Royal Kennel Club in London.
Jo Williams, Partner in our Bristol Building Consultancy team hosted a lecture at UWE on deleterious materials in buildings.
Our North East team braved the wind and rain to compete in the Business Fives Ltd Newcastle Football. The team reached the final and narrowly missed out on the win loosing 3-2.
In January our Leeds Valuation team hosted a client panel event. We were joined by various clients and colleagues from our Manchester & North East offices.
Suzi, James and Samantha from our Birmingham office spent the day volunteering.
Our South West colleagues attended the Plymouth Law Society dinner which was raising money for Hugs Children’s Cancer Charity.
Philip Waite & Brian Donnelly walked 18 miles around London raising money for the Special Effect Charity.
After completion of refurbishment works for our client Action for Children, our Newcastle team members added extra value by helping with cleaning, gardening and fitting curtain poles plus any other takss which needed doing ready for children’s arrival.
Victoria Afrane & Tim Bloomer represented SW at the Birmingham B Corp Social.
Ashleigh Phillips, Ian Le Grice & Mark Slade headed out in Plymouth for the annual ‘Men’s Day Out’ day for St Luke’s Hospice.
Harry Naylor, Louie Lee-Overton, Jessica Walker, Leah Gill and Thomas Simms competed in the Wickersley 10k which raises funds for Sheffield Children’s Hospital. We were also medal sponsors for this years race.
Our Bristol Asset, Advisory & Recovery team held a client drinks event.
In February Matt Smith, Partner in our Bristol Building Consultancy team presented a lecture on dilapidations.
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