Reporting and assurance of our ESG metrics
ESG principles are embedded throughout the business and we recognise the importance of delivering against our ESG priorities and commitments. We therefore also recognise the importance of the accuracy and completeness of our ESG disclosures. In addition to our own internal processes and governance, for a number of years we have received limited assurance over our carbon and energy data from The Carbon Trust, as can be seen within our Annual Report and Accounts. This year we have expanded the number and range of ESG metrics subject to assurance procedures by additionally seeking assurance on other strategic ESG metrics.
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ESG area |
ESG performance |
31 December 2024 |
| Health and safety | Annual Injury Incidence Rate (per 100,000 employees and contractors) | 212 |
| Diversity and inclusion | Female representation in GMT and direct reports (%) | 26% |
| Diversity and inclusion | Ethnic representation in GMT and direct reports (%) | 6.9% |
| Carbon reduction through alternative construction methods | Number of homes built using timber frame | 1,624 |
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