Business completes Lancaster office switch in bid to reduce its environmental impact

A Lancaster firm has relocated its Lancaster office as part of its strategy to reduce its environmental impact and create modern workspaces that inspire employees.

Accountancy and advisory firm, MHA, has moved to a two-storey, 4,200 sq ft office at Mannin Way on Lancaster Business Park, with staff relocating from its Lancaster office at St Mary’s Gate.

The firm has worked with office interior design and fit-out company Claremont to refurbish the new office in a way that creates vibrant, flexible space and also mitigates its impact on the environment.

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Graham Gordon, partner and regional chair for MHA, said: “There are two major drivers behind the review of our current office provision. One is the need to create an office environment that’s more aligned to modern working, enabling us to attract, inspire and retain the best talent.

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“The other is our commitment to our ESG strategy and ensuring our buildings and working practices achieve a better environmental performance, and support our carbon reduction journey. Our new office at Lancaster Business Park achieves both of these aims and we’re pleased to have completed the move.”

More than 90 per cent of waste generated from the project has been diverted away from landfill through reuse and recycling. Local supply chains were used on the fit-out, while all fabrics and products were selected from UK manufacturers with sustainability and environmental accreditations provided.

Graham added: “We’ve embraced fully the changes to working patterns that started with the pandemic. We also believe that spending time in the office presents our people with the best environment to learn from colleagues, develop their skills and grow as people.”

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