We know the importance of protecting our environment and by encouraging staff to act responsibly, recycling, reducing waste, sourcing locally and minimising energy use, we are doing our best to minimise our environmental impact.

We recycle around 95% of our office waste and are committed to reducing all our office waste even further.

We work hard to reduce our energy use and don't unnecessarily waste energy. When buying new equipment it's always energy-efficient and all our light bulbs are low energy.

All machinery is energy efficient and reusable machinery are recycled or are sent to be reused elsewhere.

By the very nature of the work we do, we handle large volumes of printed items and whilst this in itself has an impact on the environment, we encourage clients to select recycled paper for their printing needs and we work hard with our print suppliers to use the most environmentally friendly printing methods and we only use materials that come from sustained sources.

For more information about recycling and how you can make a difference to the environment, please visit

:: Recycle Now
:: Wrap Support for Businesses
:: Recycling Advice for Businesses

Whilst we are always busy, we do have time for charity work and we have a dedicated charity that we support.

Our chosen charity is Macmillan Cancer Support who improve the lives of people affected by cancer. They provide practical, medical, emotional and financial support and campaign for better cancer care.

Cancer affects us all. We can all help. There are three times as many people in Britain living with cancer than there were 30 years ago. In fact over a million people have had a cancer diagnosis, and one in three of us will be diagnosed at some point in our lives.

By 2010 Macmillan want to be able to reach every single person who is diagnosed with cancer and to be there for them at every stage of their cancer journey, no matter who they are, where in the country they live, or the type of cancer they have.

How you can help
Macmillan rely on voluntary donations for 99% of their income and they couldn't provide their vital services without the people who support them. Sign up for events, volunteer your time, or why not support their campaigns?

For more information about the help Macmillan Cancer Support offer and for details of how you can help, please visit: www.macmillan.org.uk.