Sustainability & Our Responsibilities

We aim to minimise our impact on the environment wherever we can. We want to help create a sustainable future for the generations of people in front of us, and we’re committed to finding new ways to support the planet and community we’re part of. Here’s a taster of how.

Waste Management

We work closely with Divert. Divert provides straightforward, reliable waste management and recycling services for businesses and households across Yorkshire

They help organisations dispose of waste responsibly, reduce landfill, and stay compliant with UK regulations. From everyday collections to specialist clearances, their team makes waste management simple with practical advice, flexible services, and dependable support.

Based in Leeds and operating throughout Yorkshire, they’re proud to help thousands of customers divert waste from landfill every day.

Local Suppliers

As a pub focused on our local community, we thought it only right to make sure our suppliers are local too. Below are just some of them.

  • Class One - Skipton-based fresh produce supplier, with over 60% of stock sourced locally.
  • Sailbrand - based in Huddersfield and sourcing fresh fish sustainably from the East Coast of the UK and delivering door to door around West Yorkshire.
  • J. Paul Leadbeater & Son Family Butchers - local to Keighley.
  • Noble Spring - sustainably packaged water, and locally sourced.
  • Matthew Clark and HB Clark - national alcohol suppliers with local depots committed to a low-carbon output operation.
  • And of course Timothy Taylor's brewery who own and manage the pub, supplying award-winning cask ales from a mile up the road. You can find out more about their sustainability efforts here.

Onsite/Local Staff

This helps both prevent unnecessary travelling, and benefits our local community.

LED Lights & Energy Saving Bulbs

These are used throughout the pub to lower our overall energy usage.

Refurbished & Upcycled Furniture

During our refurb in 2022, existing furniture was assessed and upcycled where possible, thus helping reduce waste.