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08/06/2026

Gilbert-Ash Invests Over £280,000 In Local Communities

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Award-winning construction and fit-out specialist Gilbert-Ash has channelled more than £280,000 into charities and community projects since 2023, as it spotlights progress on its environmental, social and governance agenda.

The company has released a video and an accompanying report showcasing its commitments to creating positive social impact, protecting the environment and advancing diversity.

During this period, the firm has supported over 421 apprentices and delivered more than 16,500 hours of training for employees.

Anchored to the UN Sustainable Development Goals, Gilbert-Ash's ESG Strategy to 2030 is structured around four pillars: People, Planet, Place and Profit, with 2025 identified as a key milestone year.

In the new film, ESG lead Michael Heron invites viewers to see how the business is advancing towards its objectives, as ESG champions highlight recent and ongoing projects and the outcomes achieved across each pillar.

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Michael Heron said: "Our ESG strategy is something that everyone at Gilbert-Ash is focused on. As a responsible business we're passionate about managing our impact in the places we build and beyond.

"Since 2023, we have dedicated over 5,000 hours to community initiatives, and we are in the top 35% of companies assessed by EcoVadis.

"We are on course to meet our 2030 targets. The strategy's goal is to create projects which have positive outcomes for our society, the economy and the environment."

The firm has also published its 2025 ESG report, which notes that goals for the year ahead will prioritise sustainable procurement practices.

Reflecting on the report, Gilbert-Ash's Managing Director, Ray Hutchinson said: "Three years into our ESG strategy, our collaborative efforts within the sector have enabled us to achieve 85% of the ambitious targets we set ourselves for 2025.

"At Gilbert-Ash, we have a talented team of people who embrace the opportunity to drive the positive change that's needed within construction.

"I thank the team for continuing to raise the bar as we continue our ESG journey, learning and improving at every stage."

Gilbert-Ash says it takes a distinctive approach to construction, fit-out and refurbishment, founded on the belief that great buildings are created through hard work, inspired innovation and genuine collaboration.

For more details, and to watch the ESG video and read the report, visit www.gilbert-ash.com

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