The WARD Way
Our sustainability road map to 2030 is called The Ward Way. It’s our global responsibility to take positive steps to protect our environment and play our part to reverse the damaging effects of climate change.
As metal recycling and waste management specialists, our aim is to achieve zero to landfill wherever possible. Ward is a family business and we place great value on the importance of operating a way which is socially, environmentally, and economically resilient. We aim to deliver long-lasting social and economic development for future generations and the communities that we are a part of.
The Ward Way is our road map to 2030 and our commitment to sustainability across four key, interconnected pillars: i) Environment, ii) Energy and Carbon, iii) Social Value and iv) Economy. These pillars are aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals which are the most material to our business.
By 2030, Ward has pledged to eliminate its contribution to climate change with an interim science-based target to reduce emissions by 47%.

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WARDrobe joins forces with Sharewear and Manchester University for pre-loved clothing drive
- Post Date
- 28 / 02 / 22
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- Company News
WARDrobe teamed up with Sharewear and University of Manchester School of Social Sciences to tackle clothing poverty and reduce textiles sent to landfill

Ward achieves FORS Gold standard for fleet safety and reducing emissions
- Post Date
- 04 / 01 / 22
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- Company News
Midlands-based metal recycling and waste management specialist, Ward, has been awarded FORS Gold accreditation for its fleet safety, driver training...

Ward joins the Pledge to Net Zero and the UN Race to Zero to tackle climate change
- Post Date
- 10 / 06 / 21
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- Company News
Derbyshire based metal recycling and waste management specialist, Ward, is one of only 104 signatories to have been accepted onto the ‘Pledge to Net Zero’ also joins the UN’s ‘Race to Zero’ campaign.