Modern Slavery Statement — Gardening Euston

Gardening Euston is committed to preventing modern slavery and human trafficking in all areas of our operations. We operate a clear zero-tolerance policy to any form of forced labour, servitude, or exploitation. As a responsible provider of Euston gardening services and Gardening Euston Ltd, we recognise our duty to uphold human rights across our workforce, our contractors and our suppliers.

Our Commitment and Scope

Our statement covers all employees and subcontractors engaged by Gardening in Euston and affiliated teams. We apply due diligence to recruitment, site management and supplier relations. This zero-tolerance stance is embedded in contractual terms and communicated to all partners and contractors.

Risk Assessment and Due Diligence

We conduct regular risk assessments to identify areas where modern slavery risks might arise in Euston Gardeners operations. These include seasonal hires, temporary labour, and complex supply chains. We screen recruitment agencies and suppliers and require transparency about labour practices, pay, and working conditions.

Supplier Audits and Monitoring

Gardening Euston carries out structured supplier audits to verify compliance with anti-slavery standards. Our audit regime includes:

• Pre-contract checks — vetting of business registration and policies;
• On-site visits — in-person checks of recruitment and working conditions;
• Documentary evidence — payroll, time sheets and employment records.

Where audits identify concerns, we require suppliers to implement corrective action plans. We reserve the right to suspend or terminate contracts where issues are not resolved. Gardening Euston Ltd insists that all suppliers adhere to the same high standards we publish in this statement.

Training and Awareness — We provide staff and contractor training on recognising signs of exploitation, reporting obligations and safe recruitment practices. This training is mandatory for managers and available to all operational staff. Through ongoing education, Euston gardening services seek to foster a culture of vigilance and care.

Reporting Channels and Whistleblowing

We maintain confidential reporting channels so that workers and third parties can report concerns without fear of retaliation. Reports may be raised through internal whistleblowing processes, anonymised submission mechanisms and dedicated compliance review panels. All allegations are investigated promptly and impartially and we offer support to any worker suspected of being exploited.

Remediation and Support

When exploitation is found, Gardening Euston will act to remediate harm, which may include assisting victims to access appropriate support services, cooperating with authorities and ensuring perpetrators are removed from positions where they could cause further harm. Our approach is both corrective and preventative.

Before finalising contracts with new suppliers we conduct enhanced checks; we require documented proof of labour standards and lawful pay. These steps are designed to prevent modern slavery before it can affect any part of our operations. Euston Gardeners, Gardening Euston and related teams ensure that contractual clauses mandate compliance and provide audit rights.

Annual Review and Continuous Improvement — This statement is reviewed annually by senior leadership and updated to reflect evolving best practice. Each review considers audit findings, reported incidents and changes in law. We commit to continuous improvement and transparently publishing the outcomes of our reviews internally.

Our governance framework assigns clear responsibilities for anti-slavery compliance, with senior management oversight and direct accountability for implementation. We will continue to collaborate with industry peers and procurement partners to raise standards across the sector.

Statement Approval — This modern slavery statement for Gardening Euston has been approved by the company leadership and will be reviewed no less than annually to ensure effectiveness and alignment with our values. We remain steadfast in our pledge: no tolerance for modern slavery in any form across Gardening Euston operations.