Peddimore is built and designed to the highest standards with landscaping that blends the development into the local area. From an amenity corridor to 4 km of cycle paths, explore how Peddimore establishes itself as more than just a logistics park.
Our Green and Sustainable Action Plan ensures that buildings delivered at Peddimore align with the park’s sustainability goals. Delivering facilities that not only support business growth but also contribute to a more sustainable future.
Through a life cycle assessment of building materials to reduce overall embodied carbon of the development by 10%.
Using measures such as rainwater harvesting, the baseline figure was generated from the BREEAM water calculator.
Ensured all buildings at Peddimore were designed to achieve a BREEAM Excellent rating.
water reduction for each building
We helped found the "Sutton Connect Green Travel District", supporting local people and those working on site with sustainable transport alternatives.
to improve green travel route connections to the 6000 new homes proposed at Langley, a new residential development opposite Peddimore.
through a life cycle assessment of building materials to reduce overall embodied carbon of the development by 10%.
Design of new buildings in accordance with the energy hierarchy reducing carbon emissions by
across the development.
to serve the 28% of employees who commute via public transport, achieving a Green Modeshift STARS accreditation for our efforts.
Our social value pillars ensure we deliver long-lasting economic and social benefits for local people.
Amazons arrival at Peddimore has generated circa 3,000 jobs, many of which have been taken by residents of Birmingham and the surrounding area. Once developed, the remaining development plots will generate further employment opportunities.
9,476 hours of employment and training completed by new entrants during construction and infrastructure delivery.
These hours consisted of 40% work placements, 30% apprenticeships and 30% full time employees.
Our sustainable initiatives have made a major contribution to Birmingham’s green economy by creating a sustainable development that delivers on reduced carbon emissions and reduced water, electricity and gas intake.
Distributed 1000 energy vouchers to low-income families to help with rising utility costs.
We helped found the "Sutton Connect Green Travel District", supporting local people and those working on site with sustainable transport alternatives.
We’ve built relationships within the communities around Peddimore, working with local schools and community groups since 2018, providing goods, funds and voluntary time to initiatives in the area.
Established a £270,000 Peddimore Community Fund that continues to support local projects.
Supported 12 community organisations and 8 community projects.
Where possible, we’ve looked to work with local suppliers across a range of services. Our independent assessment has projected that we’ve generated £34 million in Social Value through spending with local businesses and SMEs.
Hosted ’meet the buyer’ events to connect local businesses to opportunities.
Ensure all opportunities were posted on ‘Find it in Birmingham’ to prioritise the local community.
Working in partnership with Active Arts Charity, we're commissioning local artists to create unique artworks for our site at Peddimore.
These installations help us create a sense of place, while collaborating with local groups, and shaping an inviting and inspiring setting for both occupiers and visitors.
Want to become a part of this developing community of like-minded businesses? Or have any queries regarding the site? Drop us a line using our form and we’d be happy to assist you with any requests.
Social Value
Since the very beginning of works on the scheme in 2018, social value has been embedded in the DNA of Peddimore. From supporting local schools and education initiatives to creating pathways into employment and funding grassroots charities and community organisations, the scheme has consistently delivered tangible, meaningful benefits for the local community. Our commitment goes beyond development — it’s about building lasting, positive impact where it matters most.
Over 2,000 hours
Of volunteering at local charities, educational establishments and small businesses, providing our time and expertise including mentoring the next generation.
Helped 95 disadvantaged people
Get back into work by collaborating with our four social value partners, who have supported them through their individual challenges, as empowering local people is at the heart of what we do.
Raised £250k for good causes
To date with the help of our suppliers and occupiers, through both direct contributions and fundraising initiatives, highlighting our dedication to supporting local causes.
Invested £200,000 into social enterprises
While constantly encouraging sustainable business practices and choosing local in a range of contracts including catering, construction, cleaning, landscaping and recycling.