Friday 3 September 2010

The charity will:
Directors will assume responsibility for setting environmental objectives for their areas of concern, in particular maximising efficiency and reducing costs of environmental impacts.
Senior managers and managers will develop environmental targets to enable their work areas to achieve the objectives set by the directors. Targets should be drawn up following consultation with employees and other stakeholders.
Budget holders will ensure adequate provision for the implementation and maintenance of environmental targets and systems
All workers will follow local procedures and workplace instructions for achieving environmental targets.
Targets will be subject to monitoring and review and from time to time environmental audits will be carried out as commissioned by the Health, Safety & Environment Steering Group.
Corporate guidance and procedures for environmental management will be produced from time to time by the Health, Safety and Environment Steering Group. These documents will be circulated throughout the organisation and be subject to the normal document control procedure.
Come on girls! Are you ready for the challenge? Join the Sue Ryder Care, women only, Midnight Walks, taking place across England and Scotland between April and September 2010.
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A new running group is planning a massed assault on the Great North Run to raise vital funds for Sue Ryder Care. The Airedale Dodgers is a new friendly running group based at Airedale General Hospital.
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