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WJuly marks the end of another half year of continued success and achievement All our businesses are making excellent progress towards their business plan objectives for 2025 and order books for 2026 are already starting to take shape and grow in strength There is plenty for us to feel proud of and the business continues to show its strength in often challenging times
Since the last update, our Construction team have continued to progress some significant projects across our region In particular, the topping out on our project at Seashell Trust marks a significant milestone on the road towards delivering some state of the art facilities which will support them in the amazing work they do improving the lives of people with complex learning difficulties.
Elsewhere in the Group, Civil Engineering moved closer to the completion of a project to bring back a historic monument at the entrance of Liverpool’s Queensway Tunnel. We are very pleased to have been able to play a part in the long awaited return of this significant part of Liverpool’s heritage.
The period also saw the appointment of Gavin Hulme as the new MD of our Civils business. Gavin brings over 30 years experience to the role (25 of these being with Eric Wright!) and he takes the reins at a time when the future prospects for his business have never looked stronger. I’m sure you will join me in wishing him every success in this new role. At the same time, I would like to share my appreciation and thanks to Diane Bourne for her dedication and support over the years.
Across in Maple Grove, our team were delighted to see its project at Hattersley start on site. There have been numerous challenges along the way but the teams determination over quite some time will now result in a 57,000 sq ft multi use scheme with an Aldi food store at its centre
Turning to our Water division, our team has built up some excellent reputations with key clients across multiple regions such as UU and Welsh Water and as a consequence is extremely well placed to play a significant part in the improvement of both dirty and clean water infrastructure Our updates will continue to spotlight key projects being delivered by the teams and our work at Huntington which is a great example of this, is detailed further in this update
Alongside all the great work we do, we must remember that none of this could be possible without the dedication and commitment of all the talented people that work across the Group. Later on in the update you will see where the Group has continued to receive awards for many types of achievements. Within these, the individual successes are something special that we can all be very proud of. A notable one this month is the Kings Award for Voluntary Service received by Catherine Ashcroft. Catherine plays a pivotal part in the operation of our Learning Foundation and we are delighted to see her passion and commitment for young people receiving some very well deserved recognition.
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Lastly, and certainly not least, the Group has also announced the successful nominations for the 2025 charities of the year. These were selected by people from across all our businesses which are: Derian House Children’s Hospice, Cystic Fibrosis Trust, Lancashire Teaching Hospital Charity (Baby Beat Appeal), Scotty’s Little Soldiers, St Catherine’s Hospice (Lancashire) Ltd, Muscular Dystrophy UK, British Heart Foundation and Bone Cancer Research Trust (Fitzy’s Fund). We look forward to better understanding the great work they all do and supporting them in any way we can over the coming 12 months.
Thank you
Jeremy
SeashellTrusttopsout
Construction is delivering a new education facility for client, Seashell Trust and to mark the building reaching its highest point Director, James Eager and Project Manager, Nick Galvin joined them for a topping out ceremony.
James Eager, commented “It has been great working with Seashell on their new Ged Mason Building. The building is coming along nicely with the sub-structure, structure and façade complete. Internal fit out and the mechanical, electrical and plumbing services are progressing well
“We are proud to be delivering this state-of-the-art educational building which will really enhance the lives of the students and staff alike” Read more here
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Construction is set to begin works on the £2 8m, six-month conversion project at the current Radcliffe Library building.
The works will see the team turn the ground floor into Radcliffe’s new enterprise centre for client, Bury Council.
RumworthSchool completes
Construction have completed their £5m, two-storey expansion project at Rumworth School, for client, Bolton Council.
The building has been specially designed with modern classrooms and flexible spaces for learning at the outstanding special educational needs and disabilities school.
Mark Green, Operations Manager said: “We’re proud to have delivered the expansion works at Rumworth School. The works have increased capacity and will improve resources for group activities at the school. The new two-storey teaching block has created 14 additional classrooms and several large rooms for group activities”
Well done to Construction who have been awarded a place on the JV North £500m, Social Housebuilding Framework 2025-2029 The team have been appointed to the £12m and over lot, securing 1st place ranking, which allows clients to directly award projects to our team.
Contract win:
Adelphi & Centenary Demolition: Working with valued client English Cities Fund, the team will be working on the demolition of the “old” Adelphi Building and the Centenary Building at Peru Street, Salford.
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QueenswayTunnel monumentnears completion
Civils are delivering the new Queensway Tunnel monument for client, Merseytravel.
The historic monument is set to make a long-awaited return to the entrance of Liverpool’s Queensway Tunnel. The base is already in place, and the decorative bronze panelling is currently being installed, complete with inscriptions from the Birkenhead structure and a 2025 tribute.
Gavin Hulme, Managing Director at Eric Wright Civil Engineering, said: “This is more than just a construction project, it’s an opportunity to honour Liverpool’s heritage by enhancing an engineering marvel that has provided a vital arterial route from the city to the Wirral for more than 90 years.
“We’re proud to be reaching the conclusion of this transformative project at Queensway Tunnel, delivering the new monument well within the agreed timescales Our goal is to unveil a monument that restores a piece of Liverpool’s architectural history and enriches the city’s public realm for years to come ” Read more here
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Our Civil Engineering team is working with client, Leicestershire County Council to deliver the Zouch replacement bridge which spans the River Soar. The £19.5m bridge replaces a 90-year-old-structure and is due for completion in early 2027.
Pierconstruction nearscompletion atSalfordRise
Civils are progressing well with the works at their Salford Rise bridge site, with all concrete works nearing completion ahead of the lifting in of the precast beams. Work has also started on the reinforced earth retaining wall behind the north abutment which will allow the completion of the embankment to the north.
The project is being delivered for client English Cities Fund, as part of their Cresent Salford Masterplan. The bridge will act as a key gateway between Crescent Innovation and the wider masterplan to ensure communities can benefit from the opportunities it will bring
The bridge is coming along nicely with the team continuing to work within the cofferdams that were built last year, to construct the piled foundations, abutments and the piers on which the new bridge will be built
Civils have been appointed as preconstruction contractor to deliver a relief road for client, Hyndburn Council. The new road will open up access to a site which has been earmarked for 1,800 new homes in Huncoat Garden Village.
Well done to Civil Engineering who have been appointed to Liverpool City Council’s £850m Highways Planned Works framework The framework supports Liverpool’s City and Transport Plans, which prioritise active travel and sustainable transport
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Our Maple Grove Developments team joined representatives from their contractor, Britcon and Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council to mark Hattersley's start on site.
The new mixed-use scheme will include an Aldi food store, Costa Coffee café/drive-thru and 16 ultra rapid electric vehicle charging points following a deal with national EV charging network Be.EV in April.
The scheme will include up to eight new employment units from 3,000 – 6,000 sq ft on a 5.5-acre landscaped site. Hattersley Trade Park is targeting a BREEAM ‘Excellent’ rating and an EPC rating of A.
Andrew Dewhurst, development director at Maple Grove commented: “It’s a significant milestone to have spades in the ground at this superb site which has lain dormant for many years. It will provide new employment and leisure facilities, and create jobs for people in the local area. We have worked closely with Onward Homes and Tameside Council to create a true mixed-use development which will benefit the people of Tameside and we’re proud to be on site and delivering our vision for Hattersley”.
The development is located adjacent to Stockport Road and Ashworth Lane and will include 179 customer car parking spaces Completion is anticipated to be in June 2026
Read more here
This scheme was delivered by Maple Grove Developments and Eric Wright Construction on behalf of Preston City Council, as part of the Harris Quarter Towns Fund Investment Programme with funding from Towns Fund, Preston City Council and Lancashire County Council
The project has been designed to improve pedestrian and cycle space at a section of Lancaster Road, adjacent to the Market Hall and Old Vicarage Road and includes a new pedestrian and cycle-friendly space with high quality paving, trees, and other features, such as public seating
Read more here
Wagamamas comestoAnimate
Preston City Council has announced Asian inspired Japanese restaurant, Wagamama is to open at its newly launched £45m Animate leisure scheme, which has been delivered by Maple Grove Developments and built by EWC.
Positioned between Taco Bell and Mad Giant Food Hall, Wagamama has taken a 4,125 sq ft unit on a 15-year lease. The fit out is due to commence imminently and will be open to customers early this summer.
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Surge vessel motor controlled cabinet and compressor kiosk arrives at Huntington Business
Our Water team have been working at Huntington Water Treatment Works for two years, delivering a range of critically sensitive projects on behalf of United Utilities.
This site is one of United Utilities key water treatment assets as it supplies drinking water to the Liverpool region.
As part of these works, a 17-tonne surge vessel motor controlled cabinet and compressor kiosk from Wrexham has been successfully delivered. The motor controlled cabinet contains all of the electrical control systems needed to operate the vessel so that the correct water pressure is maintained within safe operating parameters.
Celebrating success - AMP 6 data capture complete!
Congratulations to our Data Capture team based at Yorkshire Water for being the first contractor to successfully complete all required document submissions across every Yorkshire Water AMP 6 scheme
It’s been a challenging journey, with keen eye for detail, perseverance and dedication being key to achieving this milestone - particularly in gaining acceptance from Yorkshire Water on some of the more complex schemes.
The commitment and collaborative spirit by all operational delivery teams to provide the requisite asset information, has paid off.
A special thank you to Joe and Elissa for their tireless efforts throughout whilst also managing our AMP 7 scheme portfolio data input requirements
Proud sponsors of the winners
Our Water team sponsored Leyland Albion FC U16 Red team kits The team went on to win the Central Lancs JFL Premier Division Team manager John Donohoe said “We’re especially proud that the team wore kits sponsored by EWW throughout their title-winning campaign It’s a phenomenal achievement by this group of highly talented players The consistency and commitment shown has been nothing short of inspiring What a way to sign off from grassroots football ”
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Ribblesdale, Worsthorne
Ribblesdale, Worsthorne is progressing well with the last phase continuing to come together nicely and is on track for completion at the end of July. This development will deliver 38 bungalows.
MeadowView, Heckenhurst
Meadow View, Heckenhurst has started on site with the first six plots now under construction, the team hosted a very positive sales launch in June.
Hillside,Loveclough, Rossendale
Hillside, Rossendale is continuing to progress smoothly. The first phase is nearing completion with homeowners starting to move into their new properties on the first phase. Phases two and three have also started on site with the foundations and superstructures now in build.
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Following the completion of a recent project at Samlesbury CE Primary School, John Wigham, Building Surveyor in our Partnerships team was approached by the Head Teacher to see if we could support with new play equipment for the school.
John visited the school to assess the site and take measurements He then engaged three local play equipment suppliers to explore suitable replacement options which were presented to the Year 6 pupils, who were given the chance to vote on their preferred design. The school is thrilled with the outcome, and the children absolutely love their new play space.
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Drew Hird and Sarah Rea have been actively connecting with both existing and prospective clients at two recent LASBM (Lancashire Association of School Business Managers) Alliance events.
These events provided a fantastic opportunity to showcase Partnership’s latest offerings and build relationships within the education sector
Petrus Community SummerFair
Our One Partnership team recently supported Petrus Community at their Summer Fair at Croft Shifa.
The event was a success, and there was a variety of different stalls with the money raised further supporting the charitable work done by Petrus. The Mayor of Rochdale attended the event and everyone had a great time Well done to Annalise Collins for helping to organise and take part in the event
Years after installing a nesting and breeding tray at our St Peter’s Health Centre in Burnley, a pair of peregrines have successfully welcomed four baby peregrines.
Estimated to be around four weeks old now, the young peregrines are expected to start leaving the nest and venturing out in the next few weeks.
As a keen raptor enthusiast, Mr Wright had this nesting and breeding tray installed at the centre nine years ago and is thrilled to see that young peregrines have finally been born there and are thriving, especially as peregrine falcons are a protected species
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Our Facilities Management team have been awarded a one year contract extension and additional services with Bridgewater Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust.
The one year contract extension comes following the provision of a longstanding Hard FM services across nine sites for valued client, Bridgewater Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust In addition to the Hard FM services, they were also awarded a one year cleaning contract for the same sites
Since 2013, EWFM have been delivering Hard FM services across the nine sites which includes planned preventative and reactive maintenance, grounds maintenance, waste management, pest control, water hygiene, fire safety, 24/7 helpdesk and the delivery of minor project works and refurbishments. Now with the addition of cleaning services, both contracts will be in place until Spring 2026.
John Morris, Deputy Director of Estates, Bridgewater Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust said “We are pleased to continue our contractual relationship with EWFM who continue to provide an efficient, user friendly and effective service that meets our service requirements. The EWFM team provide a very client focused service and we are sure that this will be extending into the new cleaning contract”.
Luke Bateson, Senior Facilities Manager, Healthcare for Facilities Management added “Having managed the statutory building compliance across nine community sites for many years; the addition of cleaning services to the contract adds further value to the strong working relationship we have with Bridgewater Community NHS Trust. We are delighted with this opportunity and are committed to delivering high standards across the portfolio”.
WorldFMDay
Teams across our FM and Partnerships divisions celebrated a wide range of individuals and teams who work across the diverse sector.
As we celebrate World FM Day we give huge thanks to Emma Holland for her dedication, professionalism, and the positive impact she makes every single day
A huge thank you to everyone, for your hard work and contribution allowing us to navigate a rapidly changing world.
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CatherineAshcroftreceivestheKing’s AwardforVoluntaryService
I’ve been involved in Scouting for my whole life. Having spent almost 30 years as an adult volunteer, supporting young people and creating opportunities to enable them to shine.
Someone outside of our scouting organisation nominated my team for the work we do in our community Receiving The King’s Award for Voluntary Service (KAVS) s special because everything we work towards in Scouting is about teamwork and eadership so to be recognised as one of the best groups in the UK is the best nyone could dream of
he King’s Award for Voluntary Service is the highest award given to local olunteer groups across the UK It is the MBE for volunteer groups and is awarded or life KAVS are only awarded to the very best of nominations each year - this is a uge achievement for our group and for me personally
t is awarded to groups of volunteers whose level of initiative and impact are truly xceptional Our group was assessed and highly commended on the following riteria:
Volunteer-led: The volunteers are in the driving seat, setting the direction for the group’s work and spotting opportunities to develop it further each year. Exceptional compared with comparable groups: This group is likely to be one of the best of its kind in the country. Making a considerable difference locally: The initiative of this group and the efforts of its volunteers have changed the situation dramatically for its beneficiaries.
Well-run: There are high standards of governance, financial management and safeguarding. Outstanding reputation locally: The group has a high standing in the community and has an excellent reputation with beneficiaries, service providers and others.
Successful groups are presented with a crystal award and a certificate bearing His Majesty’s signature, as well as an invitation to attend the Kings Garden Party in May, and whilst there we were selected for a meet and greet with the Royal Party. We were delighted to meet HRH Catherine, Princess of Wales, Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh and Princess Eugene.
As well as the exciting and rewarding impact that Scouting has for our young people aged 4-18, Scouting is great for adults too. There are endless ways which you could help to really make a difference; an hour of your time as a finance expert, could help to train a group of adult volunteers who will continue to have a positive impact for young people in their community. If you can drive a minibus or maintain one, if you could provide a van to help transport gear to and from camp; could you help to manage our group social media or teach our young people to create a newsletter
You could help us to maintain our community garden or allotment and teach the Squirrels Scouts to plant seeds Volunteering doesn’t have to be 2 hours every week of fixed commitment, but by working together using the skills of everyone, we can really help to create the best opportunities for all of our young people and the adults have a great time too If you think you can help, let me know and I’ll link you up with your local group and maybe we can change the world one step at a time
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Social Value Group attends Lancashire Science Festival
Volunteers from across the Group attended the Lancashire Science Festival back in May, helping to shape young minds and nurture a passion for science, engineering, technology and mathematics.
Scott Latta, Social Value Manager said “It was great to once again be one of the headline sponsors of the Lancashire Science Festival. Over the course of the 3-day event, we were able to introduce hundreds of primary school children and families to the world of construction, through hands on ‘have a go’ activities such as bridge building and the giant tetrahedron
“This was all made possible through the enthusiasm and commitment of our volunteers, with special thanks going to the volunteers who gave up their Saturday to inspire the next generation of construction workers ”
Lightbody team win Retro Sports Day fundraiser
Members of our EWC Lightbody Street team took part in client, Torus Foundation’s Retro Sports Day fundraiser
The overall event raised £28,500 with our team raising £750 and winning all the activities on the day to take first place. The money raised will help refurbish an area within their youth and community hub based in Toxteth, Liverpool: FireFit Hub.
Employability support at HMP Kirkham
Our Construction Director, James Eager, is a member of the Employment Advisor Board at HMP Kirkham and attended a careers fair, alongside one of our recruitment partners Search The event is aimed at highlighting opportunities within the construction industry for those who are due for release
New tarmac paths for students at Rumworth School
When completing the Rumworth School project, our Construction team laid new tarmac paths leading to the school's horticulture space to make the area more accessible for students who have reduced mobility.
Build Salford Traineeship Programme
At Construction’s Peru Street project, our masonry contractor, Kinlan is hosting a four-week work placement for a trainee enrolled on the Build Salford Traineeship Programme - a scheme for Salford residents who are not in education, employment, or training.
Build Salford enables access to apprenticeships and jobs with some of the best local construction companies. The programme has over 20 dedicated industry partners, including Eric Wright Group, who create as many opportunities as possible for young people looking to kick start their career in the construction sector.
People Award successes across the Group
An array of awards have been scooped up across a number of prestigious events.
A number of projects and people have been shortlisted across a number of high calibre award categories This is testament to the work delivered across a wide range of projects and demonstrates the tremendous team effort and shows what can be achieved with a collaborative approach
Insider North West Property Awards
At the Insider North West Property Awards, the achievements of the region’s property sector were celebrated
MGD was shortlisted in three award categories: Developer of the Year; Development of the Year for the Preston Animate project and the Catalyst Award for the Lancashire Central project
On the night, Maple Grove Developments alongside Eric Wright Construction and Preston City Council were recognised by the judges and received highly commended for the Development of the Year category for Animate.
Towards the end of the awards ceremony there was both shock and delight in the room when Karen Hirst, Managing Director, Maple Grove Developments was announced as the Property Personality of the Year 2025. This award is decided through a combination of expert panel selection and industry recommendations. The judges recognised Karen for her significant contribution to major regeneration projects across the region. Karen was instrumental in the renaissance of Salford, and then moved into private development where she has been at the forefront of transformational schemes delivering real impact across the North West
Karen said “The property market has been tough over the last 12 months however, I remain positive that, by working together, our aim to provide a positive social impact to the places that we live, work and visit will come to fruition across a wide breadth of projects that are in the pipeline
This award is testament to the hard work of the whole team and the collaborative approach that we take to delivering these high quality, innovative projects alongside our valued clients and professional teams” .
Construction and Proprty Awards
Celebrating outstanding achievements in Britain’s construction and property industry, the Construction and Property Awards celebrated the excellence, energy, and evolution across the sector.
The Eric Wright Group won Construction Business of the Year and Eric Wright Construction were highly commended in the Innovator of the Year Category.
Eric Wright Construction were also shortlisted but pipped at the post for the Net Zero and Sustainability award
John Hartnett, Group Chief Operating Officer and Managing Director of Eric Wright Construction commented "Winning this national award demonstrates the breadth of talent and ability we have across the Group"
People
Lancashire Apprenticeship Awards
At the Lancashire Apprenticeship Awards, we were celebrating our incredibly talented apprentices
Adnan Asghar and Ruhin Patel were shortlisted for Construction Apprentice of the Year Adam Simpson was shortlisted for Technology and Digital Apprentice of the Year and the Eric Wright Group were shortlisted for the Large Employer of the Year award
It’s fair to say that everyone at the event was blown away by the talent and enthusiasm in the room on the night.
Congratulations go to Ruhin Patel from our Construction team who won Construction Apprentice of the Year.
Ruhin said “Wow what a whirlwind, I am delighted and overwhelmed that I have won this award against all the amazing candidates I’ve thoroughly enjoyed gaining hands on practical experiences alongside completing academic studies What I have learnt in the real-world setting has been invaluable, bolstering my skills and giving me the confidence to manage significant work streams. I can’t thank everyone enough for their support and guidance”.
Our apprenticeship programme aligns with the Group’s commitment to fostering a skilled workforce, directly supporting young people’s development into future leaders in the industry
Thank you to everyone across the business who supports and guides our apprentices, work experience or work placement students
Royal Town Planning Institute’s Regional Awards Considerate Constructors Scheme Awards
The national Considerate Constructors Scheme awards recognise exceptional sites, organisations and individuals who have demonstrated outstanding commitment to the Code of Considerate Practice in the areas of Community, Environment and Workforce.
Our Construction team collected a bronze award for Animate, Preston, Greenhaus, Salford and Victoria Trading Estate, Oldham.
At the Royal Town Planning Institute’s Regional Awards for Planning Excellence the Preston Animate scheme was highly commended.
Maple Grove Developments partnered with Preston City Council to deliver the scheme which was built by EWC
The new Animate scheme was nominated for two awards Excellence in Planning for a Successful Economy and Excellence in Planning for Heritage and Culture
The judges felt that this was a strong submission and were impressed by the high-profile names attracted as occupiers of these units.
At the Employers Excellence Awards, we have been shortlisted in two categories.
The awards celebrate excellence across Britain's workforce and the Eric Wright Group has been shortlisted for Construction Employer of the Year. Eric Wright Construction were also shortlisted for Outstanding Commitment to the Environment.
We look forward to celebrating at the awards night in September.
GavinHulmebecomes newMDofCivils
From 1 July, Gavin Hulme has become the Managing Director of our Civil Engineering division.
Gavin has almost 30 years’ experience in the civil engineering industry and has been with Eric Wright since 2000, holding the role of Operations Director for Civil Engineering since 2016.
We are excited to see Gavin continue to build on the division’s success, taking it from strength to strength in the future.
As part of this change, Diane Bourne will continue as Group Technical Director overseeing central support teams, ensuring compliance, quality and environmental standards across the Group. Read more here.
TraineeQuantity Surveyorspromoted
Congratulations to Liam Pitt and George Gaffing who have recently been promoted from Trainee to Assistant Quantity Surveyors.
Liam: “I joined the Civils commercial team as a placement student in 2022. Since then, they have provided me with continuous support, training and opportunities to be exposed to a variety of projects”.
George: “Transitioning from a consultancy firm to a main contractor has enhanced my understanding of the industry I am acquiring and utilising essential QS skills while engaged in projects”
Congratulationstoournewapprentices
We are committed to nurturing the next generation of industry professionals by providing clear and meaningful pathways into apprenticeships and careers. Through structured work experience programmes, such as the WOWEX initiative, T-Level placements, and Year in Industry opportunities, we offer hands-on learning experiences that seamlessly transition into full-time apprenticeships.
By investing in young talent and combining practical exposure with academic learning, we empower apprentices to develop the skills, confidence, and expertise needed to thrive in all areas of the business. This dedication not only strengthens the future workforce but also enables individuals to build successful careers.
In celebration of this commitment, we’re excited to recognise some outstanding individuals who are transitioning from work experience placements into full apprenticeships
We’re delighted to welcome Poppi Watson, a WOWEX student, as an Apprentice Quantity Surveyor with Eric Wright Construction Her enthusiasm and commitment have been remarkable, and we’re confident she’ll make a significant impact in her new role
Additionally, we are pleased to celebrate the success of Ruhin Patel and Adnan Asghar, who completed their Year in Industry placements in 2024, as well as Carl Mullen, who completed his placement in 2025 - all with Eric Wright Construction Their hard work and contributions have demonstrated their potential, making their transition into apprenticeship roles as Quantity Surveyors a natural progression.
These achievements highlight how our work experience programmes provide real opportunities and structured pathways into fulfilling careers. Congratulations to all.
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Congratulations and thank you to our colleagues wh ce anniversaries.
5 Years Service
Andrew Fowler - Civils Supervisor - EWW
David Evans - Skilled Operative - EWW
Ross Wylie - Electrical Supervisor - EWW
Nicola Iliffe - Senior Planner - EWW
James Tingle - Electrical Supervisor - EWW
10 Years Service
Andrea Ceesay - Sales Advisor - Applethwaite
Stephen Johnson - Facilities Manager - EWFM
Jane Jones - Business Services Administrator - EWFM
Mandy Whelan - Cleaning Supervisor - EWFM
Scott Fletcher - Mechanical Supervisor - EWW
15 Years Service
Tom Murphy - Pre-Contract Manager - EWW
20 Years Service
Patrick Naylor - Senior Portfolio Manager - EWG
Vinnie Cornwall - Site Supervisor - EWFM
25 Years Service
Karen Todd - Accounts Payable Clerk - EWG
A huge welcome to our new colleagues across the Group
Eric Wright Group
Arani Navaneethan - Regional H&S Advisor
John Morgan - Regional H&S Advisor
Roger Matthews - Head of Business Systems
Jane Baker - EWCT Governance & Finance Manager
Eric Wright Water
Katie Thomas - Apprentice Quantity Surveyor
Tomos Jones - Assistant Mechanical Engineer
Darrell Keenan - Managing Quantity Surveyor
Evans Amadi - Project Manager (Electrical)
Gary Mountford - Senior Project Manager (Electrical)
Stuart Robinson - Senior Project Manager (Mechanical)
Simon Dickinson - Electrical Supervisor
Applethwaite
Steven Woolfenden - Contracts Manager
Peter Moss - Assistant Site/Housing Manager
Eric Wright Civil Engineering
Thomas Fuller - Senior Engineer
Darrell Lindsay - Site Manager
Water Park
Iain Gallagher - Associate Tutor
Eric Wright Construction
Andrew Quinn - Apprentice Joiner
Taylor Brooks - Apprentice Joiner
Michael Bruce - Finishing/Site Manager
Ian Kerr - Joinery Manager
Eleanor Lee - Quantity Surveyor
Eric Wright Facilities Management
Sarah Powell - Cleaning Operative
Michelle Hipkiss - Cleaning Operative
Jeane Sesto - Cleaning Operative
Sheena Kelly - Cleaning Operative
Ruby Kershaw - Cleaning Operative
Amy Spearitt-Moss - Facilities Manager
William Shaw - Plumber
Grant Hacking - Site Supervisor
Stuart Bradbury - Facilities Support Officer
Carol Woodfine - Cleaning Operative
Diane Wilson - Cleaning Operative
Carmel Palmer - Cleaning Operative
Kieren Bradshaw - Coffee Shop Assistant
Eric Wright Partnerships
Sahil Iqbal - Graduate Building Surveyor
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NicolaIlliffe
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Pleasecontactuswithanynews you’dliketoseein thenextupdate: ewgcomms@ericwright.co.uk
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