Acceptance to the UN Global Compact and numerous awards for Marshalls’ approach to carbon reduction are just two of the highlights from this year’s Corporate Responsibility report.

Document Date: 04 September 2009

Marshalls’ Sustainability Interim Report 2008 updates on key performance indicators and developments in sustainability.

Document Date: 01 July 2008

Marshalls’ third Corporate Social Responsibility report summarises the company’s corporate, social and environmental activities to 30 June 2008.

Document Date: 01 September 2008

Marshalls’ second Sustainability Report in 2007 outlines the many steps Marshalls plc is taking towards sustainable development.

Document Date: 01 September 2007

Marshalls’ second CSR report outlines the company’s corporate, social and environmental activities for the year to 30 June 2007.

Document Date: 01 September 2007

Marshalls’ first Corporate Social Responsibility report for 2006.

Document Date: 01 August 2006

Marshalls’ first Sustainability statement sets out the company’s vision for its approach to sustainability.

Document Date: 01 September 2005

A celebration of Marshalls’ centenary and its achievements since becoming a limited company.

Document Date: 01 December 2004

Marshalls’ Guide to Carbon Labelling looks at carbon footprints and how to better understand carbon labels.

Document Date: 01 January 2009

Marshalls and their supply chain partner Stone Shippers have spent the last three years putting in place processes and regulations to ensure everything possible is being done to address workers’ issues.

Document Date: 09 December 2009

Raising awareness of issues of child labour and bonded labour in Indian stone quarries, Marshalls produced The Truth About Imported Indian Sandstone.

Document Date: 01 November 2008

Marshalls calls a halt to Greenwash – an unwelcome trend that sees companies making ethical or green claims that they cannot prove.

Document Date: 01 December 2008

This policy document is consistent with our sustainability strategy and supports our vision by helping us to operate our business, as market leaders, in a sustainable and responsible manner

Document Date: 01 January 2010

Marshalls is committed to achieving the highest standards of environmental performance, preventing pollution and minimising the impact of its operations. The Group’s aim is to minimise any lasting environmental damage that may occur as a result of its activities and policies are being implemented to ensure that all its operations meet or exceed the requirements of legislation and applicable best practice.

Document Date: 01 January 2010

Marshalls recognises its commitment to provide all stakeholders with appropriate policies that ensure adequate controls over its activities.

Document Date: 01 January 2010

Marshalls aims to be the benchmark trading organisation in the construction products and related industries.

Document Date: 01 January 2010

It is the policy of the Marshalls Group of Companies to comply with both the letter and the spirit of all current health and safety legislation applicable to its undertakings and to regard these as minimum requirements.

Document Date: 01 January 2010

Marshalls reviews its Corporate Responsibility policy every year. For more information, take a look at our Corporate Responsibility Policy.

Document Date: 01 July 2008

Our purchasing activity always aims to deliver the best possible value at the lowest possible overall cost. Value includes not only the initial purchase price but on-going costs over the lifespan of the goods or service, such as financing and depreciation, maintenance, energy etc. Value also includes the quality and reliability of the goods or services and the punctuality and reliability of their delivery.

Document Date: 01 January 2006

Marshalls achieves The Carbon Trust Standard for all its sites.

Document Date: 01 October 2009

Certification showing that Marshalls operates an Integrated Management System in compliance with PAS99:2006.

Document Date: 01 December 2008

Certification showing that Marshalls operates a Quality Management System in compliance with ISO 9001:2000.

Document Date: 01 December 2008

Certification showing that Marshalls operates an Environmental Management System in compliance with ISO14001:2004.

Document Date: 01 December 2008

Certification showing that Marshalls operates an Occupational Health and Safety Management System in compliance with OHSAS18001:1999.

Document Date: 01 December 2008

Marshalls recognises its commitment to provide all stakeholders with appropriate policies that ensure adequate controls over its activities.

Document Date: 01 January 2009

By making a declaration to the Precast Sector Sustainability Charter, Marshalls acknowledges the need to go beyond legislation and take voluntary actions to make its products and operations more sustainable.

Document Date: 01 January 2009

Marshalls’ Maltby site received the Wildlife Trusts Biodiversity Benchmark for Land Management and Maltby became the first active manufacturing site in the UK to be accredited with the benchmark.

Document Date: 01 January 2009

Independent social auditors’ report undertaken at Stoneshippers India sites in October 2008.

Document Date: 01 October 2008

Independent social auditors’ report undertaken at East Raise sites, China, in March 2009.

Document Date: 01 April 2009

The Concrete Industry Sustainability Performance Report.

Document Date: 01 January 2009

HM Government and Strategic Forum for Construction’s Strategy for Sustainable Construction 2008.

Document Date: 01 June 2008

Ethical Trade – Measuring Up? The Ethical Trading Initiative’s Annual Review 2006-07.

Document Date: 01 January 2007