We are pleased to announce that Andy Birch and Rebecca Wasse have been appointed as Directors of Hallam Land Management Limited with effect from 1st January 2018. Andy joined the company in 2006 as a Senior Planner having previously worked for Aylesbury Vale District Council also as a Senior Planner. Andy worked at the Bristol office for the South West …
Matthew Jedruch joins Hallam Land Management as a Development Surveyor based in our central London South East regional office. Matthew studied Town and Regional Planning at the University of Sheffield, graduating with a Masters in 2013. He then worked for Oadby and Wigston Borough Council in their Planning Policy team, before joining the Land Team at W …
Hallam have had a very good start to the year concluding the sale of eight sites for 960 houses in the period to the end of June 2017. Furthermore we exchanged two contracts for the disposal of 416 housing plots for completion in the second half of the year, and three further sites that were at an advanced stage of negotiation, totalling 592 housing plo …
Hallam increased both the acres of land it held in its portfolio and the number of consented plots it had on that land during 2016. The year started very positively. Ahead of the EU referendum, Hallam Land had e …
We have welcomed a number of new staff members during the last few months as we look to enhance our operational coverage within our regional teams. In Glasgow, Clara Thompson joined us in September 2016 in the role of Development Planner; Clara has had previous experience with the Strategic Development and Delivery team at Aberdeenshire Council and stu …
Hallam Land had a very strong start to the year, successfully completing six residential land sales before the EU referendum vote and exchanging on a further three sites which will complete in the second half of the year, including a six acre parcel of employment land in the Midlands. These sales were the key driver behind the Henry Boot Group’s stron …
2015 started with a period of pre-election uncertainty but, once concluded, our house builder customers once again made land purchases. As the year progressed, we found house builders becoming more selective as they replenished their land banks towards the required level. However, high quality consented sites in good locations continue to be highly soug …
Hallam and its joint-venture partner The Harpur Trust have completed a multimillion-pound land sale to Bovis Homes and Linden Homes. The sale of the site in Biddenham in Bedfordshire represents the culmination of 17 years of work by Hallam which started with the acquisition of a small part of the site in 1997. Hallam continued to acquire additional p …
Hallam had another very active year in 2013. Whereas 2012 was very productive in terms of obtaining planning permissions but quiet in terms of sales trading, 2013 has seen an upturn in the number of site disposals and continued further success securing planning consents. The strategic land market has shown a steady improvement throughout …
Gary Smith was appointed as a Director of Hallam Land Management Limited with effect from 1st January 2014. Gary joined the company in 1998 having previously worked for Compaq Computer Manufacturers. Gary started with Hallam as a Temporary Assistant Land Buyer and has had a number of roles within the company, he was previously promoted to Re …
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“Henry Boot PLC and its Group Companies has, following the introduction of the Modern Slavery Act 2015 (the “Act”) implemented a number of measures which seek to bring about greater transparency and scrutiny into our various supply chains, in order to combat slavery and trafficking activities. Further to this, over the past year we have been reviewing the measures put in place and seeking to identify additional actions to strengthen our due diligence and transparency. The aim of the Act is in line with our own ‘Henry Boot Way’ Vision and Values, as updated in 2017, which include ‘Respect’, ‘Integrity’ and ‘Collaboration’, all of which are relevant to our approach in this regard.
We continue to keep under regular review our Human Trafficking and Slavery Statement (the ‘Statement’), setting out the activities undertaken to reduce the risk of slavery and trafficking activities being present within our business operations. These measures include the introduction of an Anti-Slavery Policy, due diligence requirements, and mandatory contract clauses seeking compliance by our supply chain with appropriate anti-slavery measures. Additional measures that have recently been put into place to increase knowledge and vigilance throughout our organisation and supply chain include posters and awareness cards across our sites.
We will continue to regularly work with our partners, contractors, suppliers and other stakeholders, as well as keeping industry best practice under review, to monitor our approach for effectiveness, and consider any changes or additional measures as appropriate.”
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John Sutcliffe
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