Mark Gregory, Full Year Results 2015

Cities: Oxford

We are proud to partner with Oxford as it continues to push boundaries and prepare for the future. By addressing infrastructure needs in the city we will facilitate innovation and create an environment where even more professionals and students can live, learn and work.

Our Climate Transition Plan

Transforming to a net zero carbon economy is perhaps the greatest challenge the world has ever faced. Significant action is required in the next decade to have any chance of reaching the goal by 2050, which scientists believe is critical to limit global warming to 1.5C. Our Climate Transition Plan sets out not just what our climate commitments are, but how we plan on getting there. We consider both what we can do as a company, and also how we are dependent on policymakers, companies, and customers to play their part. Over such a long term plan there are many unknowns, and we will need to overcome many challenges and react to changes in our external environment.

Urban regeneration in Sheffield

We are investing in the urban regeneration of Sheffield as part of our inclusive capitalism strategy to regenerate towns and cities across the UK. Our investment is in the West Bar development scheme, which is a regeneration of part of the city centre. Post the decline of the industrial era, we are creating a whole new community with places for people to live and work.