Compressed air and fluid power specialist Thorite has made two new appointments to develop its specialist support in electric automation and systems building. Electrical engineer Aniq Rehman has joined Thorite as a Technical Specialist in electric automation. After completing a… Continue Reading →

Reading Borough Council has appointed Cliveden Conservation to carry out conservation work to Reading’s most iconic monument, the Maiwand Lion, which stands proudly within the recently restored Forbury Gardens, a Victorian town garden. Over the coming weeks, conservators will carry… Continue Reading →

In-depth technical advice and bespoke design solutions from independent paving manufacturer Brett Landscaping helped a local council with part of a £35m programme of works to keep neighbourhoods safe, clean and well-connected.  As part of the wider four-year scheme, Telford… Continue Reading →

A leading civil engineering firm has started work on a crucial multi-million-pound coastal defence scheme. Jones Bros Civil Engineering UK, appointed by Conwy Borough Council, is utilising its expertise to deliver Ј7.5m worth of shoreside improvements as part of the… Continue Reading →

Selco Builders Warehouse has demonstrated its commitment to rugby league in Manchester by sponsoring Salford Red Devils Women for the 2023 campaign. The leading builders merchant began a three-year-deal as the front of shirt sponsor with Salford’s men team last… Continue Reading →

Gradus has supplied and installed a range of bespoke wall protection solutions throughout the new Same Day Emergency Care building at the Countess of Chester Hospital. Located in Chester, the development was given the green light by Cheshire West and… Continue Reading →

The new London headquarters of cycling accessories manufacturer, Rapha, has an eye-catching reception area thanks to specialist coatings from Bradite Paints. Visitors to the building will walk a path covered in painted slogans, in a nod to the DIY signage… Continue Reading →

Founded in 1888, The Skinners’ School in Tunbridge Wells, Kent gained its highly-respected reputation by becoming the first voluntary-aided grammar school under the 1944 Education Act. The all-boys establishment caters for more than 1,000 pupils and in recognition of its… Continue Reading →