Modern Slavery Statement for Lawn Mowing Camden Town

This statement outlines the commitments of Lawn Mowing Camden Town and our approach to preventing modern slavery and human trafficking in our Camden Town lawn mowing operations and wider supply chains.

We are committed to a zero-tolerance policy towards any form of modern slavery, forced labour or human trafficking within our business and among our contractors. Our Camden Town lawn maintenance teams and associated garden care Camden Town partners are required to uphold high ethical standards and to report any concerns promptly.

Scope and Responsibilities

This Modern Slavery Statement covers Lawn Mowing Camden Town and the supply chains that support our Camden Town lawn mowing and landscaping services. The Board and senior management take responsibility for due diligence and compliance, while day-to-day implementation is delegated to the operations manager responsible for our local lawn care in Camden Town.

We operate a range of controls designed to ensure the prevention, detection and remediation of modern slavery risks. These include clear policies, mandatory training and regular reviews of processes used by our Camden lawn services teams and subcontractors.

Zero-tolerance policy

Our stance is unequivocal: any evidence of forced labour, exploitative working conditions, withholding of wages, or restricted freedom to leave employment will result in immediate suspension of the supplier or contractor, and referral to the appropriate authorities. This zero-tolerance policy applies equally to all staff involved in lawn maintenance in Camden Town and those in our extended supply network.

We maintain robust procurement procedures to reduce the risk of modern slavery in the sourcing of materials, equipment and services. All new suppliers undergo due diligence checks and ongoing partners are subject to regular review.

Supplier audits form a central pillar of our prevention strategy. We conduct:

• Document checks confirming employment status and payroll records for subcontracted crewmembers;
• On-site audits that verify working conditions and hours for teams delivering garden services in Camden Town;
• Supplier risk assessments focused on origin of labour and the use of intermediaries.

In addition to audits, we require all suppliers to sign contractual clauses that reflect our anti-slavery expectations. Non-compliance triggers corrective action plans and, where necessary, supplier termination. We actively support remediation to protect affected workers while ensuring such incidents are investigated thoroughly.

We provide multiple secure reporting channels for whistleblowing and concerns about exploitation. Staff, contractors and members of the public can raise issues through our anonymous reporting mechanisms and internal conflict resolution procedures. Reports are treated with confidentiality and investigated by trained personnel.

All allegations are recorded, assessed and escalated where appropriate. We ensure that anyone reporting suspected modern slavery is protected from retaliation and given access to guidance and support. Our reporting channels are part of an integrated response that links to supplier audits and remedial measures.

We publish this statement annually and perform an annual review of our policies and practices to continuously strengthen our response to modern slavery risks. The review examines the effectiveness of supplier audits, training uptake among our Camden Town lawn care operatives, and the responsiveness of our reporting channels.

Training for employees and contractors includes recognising indicators of exploitation, appropriate escalation of concerns, and understanding the requirements of our zero-tolerance approach. We encourage a culture of vigilance across all lawn mowing and garden maintenance activities in Camden Town.

Through collaborative engagement with suppliers, rigorous audits, clear reporting pathways, and a formal annual review cycle, Lawn Mowing Camden Town is committed to preventing modern slavery in our operations and supply chain. We will continue to improve our practices, monitor progress, and act decisively if risks are identified.