Our background & commitment to Plastic Free Farnham Plastic Free Farnham (PFF) was set up as part of ‘Plastic Free Communities,’ a Surfers Against Sewage UK-wide initiative to tackle single-use plastic pollution. Since November 2022, we have supported PFF in working towards making Farnham a plastic-free community by reducing plastic usage in our office. We committed to two significant changes; replacing plastic coffee cups with reusable ones, and switching from plastic-packaged milk and lunches to plastic-free alternatives stored in lunch boxes. We recently reached our gold level champion status , which proves our commitment to reducing plastic in the business. Why we wanted to help them with this pro bono project Every member of the A&B team is passionate about creating a better future for our planet. We recognise the vital work that Plastic Free Farnham is doing to contribute to this goal. Their mission aligns with our values, so it was an easy decision for us to support and amplify their efforts to inspire as many people as possible to get involved. We helped PFF by designing and building a website to help people learn more about the organisation, find out how to get involved, and raise awareness of those already helping to reduce plastic use in Farnham. As a marketing agency, we truly understand the power of a good website and digital marketing. From content to design development to user experience, we knew that our expertise could significantly help PFF achieve their goals. As a current ‘plastic free champion’ we understand the audience better than anyone. The process Finding out exactly what they want and need Advising them on best practices to get the most out of their site Creating wireframes to show design, layout, and navigation of pages Building the website Showing the team how to edit areas of the site, allowing them to do things like upload blogs

Read all about Avery & Brown's exciting new partnership with the Knepp Wildland Foundation. And find out what the name Indiana has to do with anything!

For the fourth consecutive year, Avery & Brown has demonstrated its climate commitment by having its business emissions measured and independently verified.

Visionary report by Avery &Brown and Accelar provides a roadmap for the green transition and a flourishing low-carbon economy.

This is the first in a series of several blogs looking at key brands in the built environment sector and how they approach impact reporting. We’ll be looking at design, outcomes, metrics, audience, insights and much more. Impact reporting is a crucial activity for each and every organisation, but it can also be daunting and overwhelming for a business embarking on its first. The purpose of this blog series is to show the many ways that your company’s impact can be reported and what to look out for along the way.  For instance, is an organisation acting upon its insights? Are they communicating their message clearly? And most importantly of all, are they doing it in a way that is sustainable?

In this blog we interview Beth , our Brand and Design Lead, on the process of becoming a B Corp. We get into the details of how the process worked and what tips and insights she has for other small businesses thinking of certifying.

As long-term members of Business Declares, we are delighted to support the team with their latest campaign. Read this post to find out how your business can get involved too.

Avery & Brown is delighted to announce it has achieved B Corp Certification with a score of 107.6. Read this post by our CEO, Russ Avery, and learn all about collective impact and what the journey looks like from here.