Annual Report and Financial Statements

The report describes Galliford Try's 2016 sustainability approach as Group-level targets combined with divisional Sustainability Route Maps, with health and safety and people among its priorities. It reports a fatality at one joint-venture site and describes its central health, safety and sustainability function and safety initiatives. Environmental highlights include Scope 1 and 2 emissions intensity of 1.6 tonnes per £100,000 revenue and 94.2% of construction and demolition waste diverted from landfill. The company also reports CDP scores of 98 for disclosure and B for performance, and retained FTSE4Good membership.