Pictured from left to right are: Bradford Estates colleagues Ben Lee, Gary Prince, Construction Manager Matt Crossland, Managing Director Chris Hodson, David Lane and Mark Lucas.
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Bradford Estates drives forward green commitment with electric van fleet

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Landed estates business Bradford Estates has invested in a fleet of electric vans in the latest phase of a long-term drive to reduce its environmental impact.

Five Volkswagen Transporter vehicles have been unveiled for use by staff working for the business, which has a principal asset of 12,000 acres on the Shropshire-Staffordshire border.

The vehicles, which have a charging range of 190 miles, will be driven by staff working across the Bradford Estates property, farming, forestry and leisure businesses.

Managing Director Chris Hodson said: “The introduction of these five zero-emission electric vehicles provides a fantastic step forward in reducing our operational carbon footprint across the diverse Bradford Estates activities.

“By upgrading our day-to-day transport to electric vans, we are ensuring that our team on the ground can manage our assets in the most sustainable way possible.”

Hayley Johnson

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