HCR Group Continue Sustainable Relocation Promise
Basingstoke, United Kingdom, February 19, 2011 --(PR.com)-- Over 500 trees will be planted on Sunday 13th March, marking the anniversary of the start of the HCR Sustainable Relocation Promise. For every full corporate relocation case undertaken by HCR, a new tree is planted.
The Sustainable Relocation Promise enables HCR to provide greener relocations to its clients. HCR take the financial burden of this promise and do not charge any of these costs to their clients. Each client is provided with a certificate with a unique reference number to enable them to track their tree's progress online. Even the certificates are eco-friendly – printed on paper made from sheep’s poo.
This year HCR have teamed with Basingstoke and Deane Borough council to ensure their local community benefit from the promise. HCR will be aligning with the council’s woodland strategy, planting trees to create a wildlife corridor between the Crabtree Plantation and the fenland in the Old Basing area of Basingstoke. All the trees have been grown from seed gathered in Hampshire, and will include a range of trees.
Wildlife corridors are hugely important for towns like Basingstoke as they allow wildlife to migrate between habitats that have been isolated by development, roads and urban infrastructure.
The area is home to one of Britain’s extremely rare butterflies, the white-letter hairstreak. Great crested newts and dormice also inhabit the area, both of which are protected species.
HCR Managing Director, Andrew Finney commented "HCR remains committed to the environment and the local community. We have received feedback from around the world since launching our Sustainable Relocation Promise and we continue to lead the industry in tackling the growing threat of climate change. Last year we launched the Promise, this year we will begin to build the HCR Forest!”
A video of the Sustainable Relocation Promise launch day can be seen via YouTube and has been viewed by over 10,000 people.
Notes for Editors
HCR Group, based in Basingstoke, is the UK’s largest independent relocation specialist and a leading provider of rental accommodation for professionals and their families – UK and Worldwide. Its clients are corporations and government departments. HCR currently has 7,300 people housed under HCR tenancy, and pays in excess of £90 million in rent and utilities per annum on behalf of their clients. The Groups 124 staff relocate approximately 10,000 people p.a. HCR provides a choice of services including a funded Guaranteed Sales Price Scheme, Look See, Home Search, Policy Consulting, School Search, Managing Expenses, and Visa & Immigration.
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The Sustainable Relocation Promise enables HCR to provide greener relocations to its clients. HCR take the financial burden of this promise and do not charge any of these costs to their clients. Each client is provided with a certificate with a unique reference number to enable them to track their tree's progress online. Even the certificates are eco-friendly – printed on paper made from sheep’s poo.
This year HCR have teamed with Basingstoke and Deane Borough council to ensure their local community benefit from the promise. HCR will be aligning with the council’s woodland strategy, planting trees to create a wildlife corridor between the Crabtree Plantation and the fenland in the Old Basing area of Basingstoke. All the trees have been grown from seed gathered in Hampshire, and will include a range of trees.
Wildlife corridors are hugely important for towns like Basingstoke as they allow wildlife to migrate between habitats that have been isolated by development, roads and urban infrastructure.
The area is home to one of Britain’s extremely rare butterflies, the white-letter hairstreak. Great crested newts and dormice also inhabit the area, both of which are protected species.
HCR Managing Director, Andrew Finney commented "HCR remains committed to the environment and the local community. We have received feedback from around the world since launching our Sustainable Relocation Promise and we continue to lead the industry in tackling the growing threat of climate change. Last year we launched the Promise, this year we will begin to build the HCR Forest!”
A video of the Sustainable Relocation Promise launch day can be seen via YouTube and has been viewed by over 10,000 people.
Notes for Editors
HCR Group, based in Basingstoke, is the UK’s largest independent relocation specialist and a leading provider of rental accommodation for professionals and their families – UK and Worldwide. Its clients are corporations and government departments. HCR currently has 7,300 people housed under HCR tenancy, and pays in excess of £90 million in rent and utilities per annum on behalf of their clients. The Groups 124 staff relocate approximately 10,000 people p.a. HCR provides a choice of services including a funded Guaranteed Sales Price Scheme, Look See, Home Search, Policy Consulting, School Search, Managing Expenses, and Visa & Immigration.
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Simon Hood
+44 (0)1256 313741
http://www.hcr.co.uk
Copenhagen Court
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Basingstoke
Hampshire
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United Kingdom
Switchboard: 01256 812700
Contact
Simon Hood
+44 (0)1256 313741
http://www.hcr.co.uk
Copenhagen Court
32 New Street
Basingstoke
Hampshire
RG21 7DT
United Kingdom
Switchboard: 01256 812700
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