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Chief Executive                                                         Land Trust Annual Review 2018







 Euan Hall




 Chief Executive










 Making a difference
 The past 12 months have been ones of
 great progress for the Land Trust. With 63
 sites across the country our work has had
 a positive impact across so many areas,
 including our key charitable objectives
 of environment and biodiversity, health,
 education and learning, economic vitality
 and community cohesion.
 In the last year alone, working with our
 managing partners who make such a vital
 contribution to the success of our sites, 1.3
 million people have enjoyed spending time in
 our green spaces, over 40,000 volunteer hours
 have been completed and 13,200 individuals
 took part in educational or training activities
 Euan Hall has   on our sites.
 been Chief
 Executive of
 the Land Trust   A summary of our activities and events for    Evidencing our impact  Site acquisitions
 since 2004  2017-18 is shown below.  As the 15th anniversary of the Land Trust   2017-18 has seen more land come under
           rapidly approaches it is incredible to see   our management, adding a 75 hectare
           how far we have come and how many        service charge site at Waverley to our
           people’s lives we are positively affecting.  portfolio. This brings our portfolio of land
                                                    under management to 2,367 hectares.
           Over the last 12 months we have committed
           significant time and resource to understanding   Our role in delivering sustainable green
           and evidencing the contribution that we make,   infrastructure, integrating green space into
 2012/13  2013/14  2014/15  2015/16  2016/17  2017/18  and proving that well managed green space   the built environment and helping to secure
           can have a positive impact on people’s physical   better quality environments and better
 SCHOOL VISITS  3,500  6,278  7,711  7,811  7,448  7,970  and mental wellbeing, the economy, local   places for people to live, saw us recognised
           community and the environment. You will read   at the High Sheriff of Cheshire Awards
 TRAINING ACTIVITIES  800  660  802  1,572  1,712  3,591
           more about this work throughout our review.  for Enterprise with the Land Trust taking
 HEALTH ACTIVITIES  4,500  8,648  9,501  14,885  20,857  39,391  home the award for Responsible Business
           This evidence will be highly valuable in the   Practice. This is further evidence that our
 COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES  8,000  18,570  15,887  31,867  54,868  59,403  future when lobbying key decision makers   placekeeping philosophy is working.
           for more investment in green space and
 PRACTICAL VOLUNTARY WORK (DAYS)  3,000  5,274  8,064  14,474  11,503  10,379
           infrastructure.

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