Archive for the ‘News’ Category
Monday, January 30th, 2012
As Patrons, Betteridge & Milsom were invited to the Turner Contemporary on Friday 27 January 2012 for a special preview of two exhibitions – “Walk” by Hamish Fulton and “Turner and the Elements”.
The whole evening was very successful. The national press came in their droves, including people such as Andrew Graham Dixon and Mike Leigh, plus there was lots of great coverage across the media over the weekend. Jon Snow was inspirational and there was such a strong sense of support for Turner Contemporary amongst the audience.
The opening weekend was extremely popular, with almost 5,000 visits across both days! (Saturday: 2487 and Sunday: 2396).
Thursday, December 1st, 2011
Betteridge & Milsom provided Quantity Surveying services on behalf of our Client, Nellsar Homes for Hengist Field Care Centre.
Comprising the construction of a new 75 bed care home for the elderly needing nursing or dementia care on the outskirts of a village called Borden, Sittingbourne.
The facilities include a small cinema, a sensory room, an internet café for residents and relatives, a hairdressers and secure landscaped grounds.
This project has recently been submitted for the Pinders Health Care Design Awards.
Tuesday, November 15th, 2011
Betteridge & Milsom were invited to Margate’s Turner Contemporary Gallery on Friday 11th November, where Her Majesty the Queen and HRH The Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Philip were visiting. The Queen & Prince were taken on a tour of the gallery, where they were introduced to guests including artist Tracey Emin, architect Sir David Chipperfield, and Deputy Director of Tate Alex Beard.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-kent-15694009
Thursday, November 3rd, 2011
Works have commenced on site to provide the park with a new multi-use classroom block. It is envisaged that the classroom block will provide space for corporate days out, meetings and educational use for children visiting the country park. The proposed building is in keeping with the existing buildings at the park and has been designed to naturally blend in with its surroundings.
Thursday, November 3rd, 2011
Works have commenced on site to provide the busy country park with additional toilet facilities and a new kiosk. The single storey timber framed building is going to provide country park visitors with an improved experience whilst helping to relieve pressure on the busy cafe already at the site.
Tuesday, October 25th, 2011
Betteridge & Milom are pleased to announce we are first Corporate Patrons for the Turner Contemporary. We are very happy to be associated with this exciting new venue.
Monday, October 24th, 2011
St Michael’s School is due to begin on site in the next few weeks with successful contractor W.W. Martin.
The new building provides the School with a much needed new Pre-Preparatory Department, offering modern facilities within the building and fantastic landscaping works to provide the children with outdoor educational facilities.
Betteridge & Milsom are providing QS services as part of a team that includes Lee Evans Partnership (Architect), MLM (Structural Engineer) and John Packer Associates (M&E Consultant). We look forward to being involved in the construction of the year long project.
Thursday, October 20th, 2011
B&M are pleased to announce an improvement on our position since last year in Building Magazine’s fastest growing companies in the UK. We are now ranked No. 42 in the country.
Tuesday, October 11th, 2011
Wilkinson Close, Charing was Commended at the Daily Telegraph BHA Build Quality Awards 2011. English Rural Housing Association were the Client, Betteridge & Milsom were Employer’s Agent and the Contractor was Jenner (Contractors) Ltd.
Friday, September 30th, 2011
ISG Jackson will be starting work on 4th October at Franklyn House in the High Street, Sturry. The works involve the demolition of the existing property and construction of 29 new flats for elderly persons together with warden’s accommodation and communal facilities. B&M are QS.
Thursday, September 15th, 2011
Betteridge & Milsom have just completed the new Student Accomodation project for CATS College Canterbury, the world renowned English College, and part of the Cambridge Education Group.
The new accommodation provides 42 units across two buildings, and are built to enhance the College’s growing building stock. The scheme was constructed using timber frame and bathroom pod system, and was completed on time. The College are very happy with the result.
Thursday, September 1st, 2011
Betteridge & Milsom are pleased to announce the opening of our London office on 5th September 2011.
26 Dover Street | London | W1S 4LY
T: 0203 586 1000|E: london@betteridge-milsom.co.uk
Tuesday, August 2nd, 2011
We are pleased to announce that Michael Hoggart has joined Betteridge & Milsom as a Senior Quantity Surveyor, allowing us to expand our growing business. Michael has almost 10 years of experience as a Quantity Surveyor and Employer’s Agent and will be dealing with a wide range of projects.
Michael will be heading up our new London office, dealing with projects across the capital and the home counties.
Tuesday, August 2nd, 2011
The converted derelict pub which was transformed into the Earl Grey restaurant and apartments in Folkestone for the Creative Foundation has been shortlisted for the 2011 RIBA Downland Prize. Judging will take place in August and awards will be presented at the RIBA in November.
Tuesday, August 2nd, 2011
The original Ellen Court in Nargate Street, Littlebourne has now been demolished and the construction of new flats and bungalows has commenced.
The new accommodation comprises 8 Nr flats, 7 Nr bungalows and a shared common room, together with a parking area.
The re-development will greatly improve the accommodation with modern facilities and reduced energy consumption. The landscaping will include grassed and planted areas. Garden sheds will be provided together with water butts and bird boxes in keeping with the location of the project.
Wednesday, June 29th, 2011
Meadowfield School have been shortlisted for “Excellence in Design for Teaching & Learning: SEN” in the BCSE Best of British Schools Awards 2011. Betteridge & Milsom were Quantity Surveyor.
Monday, June 13th, 2011
The housing development at Wilkinson Close, Charing won the “Best Social Housing Development” category at the LABC South East Regional Building Excellence Awards on Friday 10th June. Betteridge & Milsom were the Employer’s Agent for English Rural Housing Association.
Wednesday, June 1st, 2011
Refurbishment and extension of the former Earl Grey public house in the Old High Street, Folkestone is now complete. The new bar restaurant will open in July as “Halletts”. Betteridge & Milsom were Quantity Surveyors and CDP Architecture were the Architects. Pictures courtesy of Richard Gooding.
Friday, May 13th, 2011
Betteridge & Milsom celebrated our 25th Year Anniversary at the Turner Contemporary Gallery in Margate on Monday 9th May. It was a fantastic evening to view the gallery. The sun was out, the Turner was set against a blue sky and a beautiful sunset ended the evening. Over 250 guests helped us to mark our quarter of a century occasion.
Thank you to all of you who were able to join us.
Tuesday, May 10th, 2011
Betteridge & Milsom are pleased to announce that our recent Investors in People Review was positive and that we continue to be recognised as an Investor in People for the next 3 years.
Friday, April 15th, 2011
Betteridge and Milsom are pleased to confirm that the contract for works to construct Cyclopark’s central pavilion has now been awarded. The works will commence in May 2011 and are anticipated to last for approximately 11 months for completion in April 2012.
For more information about the unrivalled Sports Facility in the South East, visit www.cyclopark.com
Wednesday, April 13th, 2011
Betteridge & Milsom have been appointed Quantity Surveyors for the new village hall in Eynsford.
Read all about the scheme on the village’s website:-
http://www.eynsfordvillagehall.co.uk/Eynsfordvillagehall/New_Hall.html
Wednesday, March 23rd, 2011
Reculver Visitor Centre for Renewable Energy and Interpretation was awarded a ”Highly Commended” for the Downland Prize 2009. The Downland Prize has been awarded every year since 1998 to an architect based in RIBA South East or RIBA South regions, whose project with a total cost of £1million, best demonstrates the benefits of using an architect’s services. The architect who designed Reculver Visitor Centre was Allen Scott / Kaner Olette. There were 95 entries to the Downland Prize 2009, of which 25 were shortlisted.
Also Reculver Visitor Centre was a winner in the category of Local Landscape Planning with the Landscape Institute Awards 2009 for Reculver Masterplan, Kent.
Friday, January 21st, 2011
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Friday, January 21st, 2011
On the 20th January 2011, Brian Adams and Harrison Smith-Malone were given a tour of the Thanet Offshore Wind Farm together with other members of the design team. Mandy Broughton of Vattenfall hosted the visit and after an introductory briefing the intrepid sailors took to the sea, which with a 2m swell, provided an “interesting” high speed journey to the turbines.
Friday, January 21st, 2011
20th January 2011
A ground breaking ceremony took place for the start of a £3,300,000 new teaching block at the school, completion December 2011.
The contractor is W.W. Martin of Ramsgate.
The ground breaking ceremony was performed by (from left in the photograph) Gary Cooke of KCC, Cabinet for Resources; Paul Carter, leader of KCC; Molly Tipples, Chair of Governers at MGGS; Mary Smith, Head Teacher at MGGS.
Betteridge and Milsom are the Project Manager and Employer’s Agent for the project, the Architects are Lee Evans Partnership LLP of Canterbury.
Wednesday, December 22nd, 2010
Following our ISO 9001 renewal audit last year, we are pleased to announce that we have once again passed our yearly audit.
Following our regular auditor retiring during 2010, we had a new auditor coming to review our Quality Management System and with that it was assumed new expectations. Four years of evolving the Quality Management System has paid off as we were rewarded with no non-conformities within the audit. The auditor was very complimentary of both our Management System and the company itself. Well done to all the staff at Betteridge & Milsom who have embraced the System, worked with it, therefore allowing us to deliver a quality service to our clients in an organised and professional manner.
We look forward to our next audit in 12 months time as we continue to grow the system and use to our client’s advantage.
Thursday, October 7th, 2010
Betteridge & Milsom have recently joined the Sustainable Building Association (AECB), which is a network of individuals and companies with a common aim of promoting sustainable building. It brings together builders, architects, designers, manufacturers, housing associations and local authorities, to develop, share and promote best practice in environmentally sustainable building.
Tuesday, September 21st, 2010
Betteridge & Milsom are the appointed Quantity Surveyors, for the New Build 75 Bed Care Home scheme in Sittingbourne for Nellsar Ltd.
Nellsar Ltd is a family owned and managed independent company, committed to achieving the highest standards of professional care and service for those in need of residential and nursing care in the community.
Established in 1988, they have developed and acquired a portfolio of quality purpose-designed care facilities. They currently operate almost 600 care beds in 13 locations within the Home Counties and are growing by 15% a year. As leading providers of Dementia services in Kent, the company also specialises in Frail Elderly, Nursing and Residential Care. All their homes provide permanent, respite/short term beds and day-care facilities.
Friday, August 27th, 2010
We are curently trialling a new online file sharing system. This can be found at https://betteridge.medialightbox.com
If you have any feedback we would be happy to hear from you.
Friday, August 27th, 2010
An article taken from the Kentish Gazette.
The article is talking about the School of Drama, Film & Visual Arts building at the University of Kent,Canterbury, which Betteridge & Milsom provided Employer’s Agent services for, has been awarded a national architecture award for excellence…. Please click on the picture to read about it.
Friday, August 27th, 2010
An article from the Kentish Gazette regarding the project Betteridge & Milsom are involved with at New Dover Road, Canterbury…. Please click on the picture to read about it.
Wednesday, June 2nd, 2010
An article from the Kentish Gazette regarding the project Betteridge & Milsom are involved with at St George’s Place Canterbury…. Please click on the picture to read about it.
Friday, March 26th, 2010
Betteridge & Milsom are providing Quantity Surveying and CDM Services on the operations and maintenance building for the wind farm project.
The 100th foundation, or monopile, of the Thanet Offshore Wind Farm was driven into the seabed off the Kent coast at 2.00 pm on Saturday, 23 January. The first monopile was driven into the seabed in March 2009.
Each monopile is a steel cylinder, 4.1 to 4.9 metres in diameter and 50 to 60 metres long. Monopiles on the Thanet Offshore Wind Farm have been sunk between 25 and 30 metres into the English Channel’s seabed and typically weigh 350 to 485 tonnes.
Ole Bigum Nielsen, Head of Offshore Wind with Vattenfall Wind Power in the UK, said: “We are on track to build what will be, when built, the world’s largest offshore wind farm. The foundations work has been an engineering challenge requiring large ocean-going vessels, enormous cranes and more than 40,000 tonnes of steel.”
“We have needed 1.25 million hours of work, much of it from local people, to get to this stage and I would like to thank all of the contractors for their sterling efforts since we started foundations work less than 12 months ago.”
The construction of the 300 megawatt (MW) Thanet Offshore Wind Farm, 12 kilometres off Foreness Point, started in early 2009. Currently, 19 Vestas 3MW V90 wind turbines have been erected and 86 transition pieces, which allow the wind turbine to slot into the monopile, have been put in place.
Construction is being co-ordinated from the new operations centre at Ramsgate.
Vattenfall plans to generate electricity for the first time from Thanet Offshore Wind Farm later this year.
Facts about Thanet Offshore Wind Farm
- The connection of Thanet Offshore Wind Farm’s 300MW of capacity in 2010 will boost UK offshore wind capacity by more than 30% and will produce on average enough electricity to supply the equivalent of 240,000 UK homes with clean electricity annually
- The wind farm will be located in water depths of 20-25m and cover an area of 35km2.
- There will be 100 wind turbines
- The nearest turbine will be located approx 12km north east of Foreness Point.
- Each turbine would be up to 115m tall at its highest point, with a minimum clearance above sea level of 22m.
- The distance between turbines would be approximately 500m along rows and 800m between rows.
Friday, March 26th, 2010
Betteridge & Milsom are carrying out Quantity Surveying services for the works at Tower House.
A clip from the Kentish Gazette…..
The property is the official office and entertaining venue of the Lord Mayor but the council wants it to have a much wider community role and create an income by hosting events such as wedding receptions.
It is defending the expenditure at a time of sweeping budget cuts by saying the cost is being met by the sale of other nearby properties.
Opportunity
Spokesman Rob Davies said “Tower House is one of Canterbury’s special buildings, gifted to the city by the Williamson family, which is under-used and we believe there is an opportunity for it to have a wide community role and even some commercial use.”
The Council previously decided that creating a multi-purpose space and other improvements like a lift and new toilets should be funded by the sale of 1 Westgate Grove, the Serco depot at Westgate Court flats and the gardener’s hut in St Peter’s Place. These properties were also bequeathed to the city by the Williamson family. We have spoken to the heirs and they have told us they are happy with the proposals to sell these nearby properties, provided that the income is used for improvements to Tower House. Although that view is not contractually binding, the council has always considered it has a moral duty to use any receipts from the estate to make improvements to the estate alone.
The plans are expected to go before the development control committee on March 2 and if approved, a report would go to the Executive in due course to confirm the go-ahead.
Friday, March 26th, 2010
Betteridge & Milsom are carrying out quantity surveying services for the proposed music building. Below is some interesting background information taken from the Kentish Gazette.
The building, which will go next to the present Gulbenkian Theatre and cinema on the Canterbury campus, will give an extremely flexible space, with the main hall able to be used in 13 different ways.
The university intends to apply for planning permission towards the end of February 2010 and, if all goes well, will start digging the foundations in Autumn. It is expected to take about a year to 14 months to build.
Although it will be a two storey building, the main hall, which will be 416 square metres, will be of double height, along with the foyer. A balcony will go around the first floor, with offices, practice rooms, an instrument store and a band room on the other levels.
All the seating will be retractable so that the main hall can be use for a variety of musical events, such as choral or orchestral concerts or dances.
Sue Wanless, the university’s director of music, said “At the press of a few buttons the whole hall can be changed around to accommodate all kinds of concerts, as well as workshop space and dances with no seating.”m
“The brief was that the acoustics should be flexible as well and that the hall should be able to cater for big band and rock concerts, as well as choral performances and chamber groups such as the Brodsky.”
Among the facilities are four practice rooms and a band room, all hermetically sealed.
The main hall will be 14 metres high.
The new building will link to the Gulbenkian Theatre and cinema to form one seamless arts hub with a shared box office, and will extend slightly on to the present Gulbenkian car park.
Ms Wanless said “We will still carry on using the cathedral for concerts as we do now but the new performance space will provide superb rehearsal areas and the aim is that there will be some kind of spontaneous music going on most days. Because of the difficulties of booking rooms in the university at the moment this kind of spontaneous event is not possible. I want to see it buzzing all the time, both with our students and the community who will be able to hire it for performances out of term time. We get lots of talented musicians here at Kent who do not want to study music as a career. This new space will be a perfect way for them to take part in the university’s vibrant musical programme while studying other subjects. It is very exciting”.
Friday, March 26th, 2010
The Project
The screen was secured for Kent by the county council’s Sport, Leisure and Olympics Service, working with the London Organising Committee for the Olympic Games (LOCOG). Their aim is to display LED screens in high-profile public spaces across the country and provide 2012 Olympic and Paralympic coverage, encouraging participation and sense of involvement for residents and visitors.
Planning approval was granted on Thursday 2nd April for the erection of a screen measuring 7.62m width and 3.7m height. Depth of the screen 1.75m.
Proposal
The screens will revitalise and regenerate communities and represent a high tech showcase for local education and community activities. Key events will be screened in a “festival” type atmosphere, including major sporting and cultural events such as screenings from the Royal Opera House as well as locally made films.
The BBC will offer content, editorial and operational management of the screen. The Police will be involved with Dover District Council’s Events Group.
Friday, March 26th, 2010
We started from B&M office leaving Canterbury by a cycle route across the water meadows to Fordwich. We went to Stodmarsh and on to Grove Ferry, through to Wickhambreaux arriving at Ickham where we stoped for sunday roast at the Duke.
Friday, March 26th, 2010
B&M Golf afternoon
Friday, March 26th, 2010
Opening of the new two storey sports facility with changing facilities and amenities for the school’s rugby team.
Friday, March 26th, 2010
The extension of the existing school hall and function room with associated external works
Friday, March 26th, 2010
The centre is owned by Canterbury City Council, managed by Kent Wildlife Trust and is visited by thousands of people a year to explore natural history and fossils of the shoreline along the Kent coast at Reculver Country Park. The extension will provide Kent Wildlife Trust with classroom space for the students it teaches each year and room for more information about the area for visitors.
Renewable energy has been the focus of the project. The log burner will be fuelled with logs from the Blean woodland, while the photovoltaic panels will convert sunlight to electricity to power the centre and the solar panels will use sunlight to heat water.
The centre has been constructed in sustainably-sourced local chestnut and features two skylights that maximise natural light levels in the building. Three large windows provide views to the Reculver Towers, cliff top grassland and the turbines of the Kentish Flats Windfarm that are located 8.5km off the Reculver coastline.
Funding for the extension has come from the Windfarm Project with a contribution from Kent Wildlife Trust. It was built by WW Martin.
The council’s Senior Countryside Officer, Anna Palmer, said: “The new centre is one of the most environmentally-friendly buildings in the district and will provide visitors to Reculver and students with a wonderful place to learn more about the area and the local environment. We are really pleased with the end result and look forward to welcoming our first guests in July.”
Chief Executive of Kent Wildlife Trust, John Bennett, said: “Reculver is a great place to tell the story of our changing coastline and the effect that has on our wildlife and history. Now, there is a new story – how we can use technology to help protect our environment. Kent Wildlife Trust is really pleased to be working alongside Canterbury City Council at the great new centre – come and visit us!”
Friday, March 26th, 2010
The construction of 61 residential dwellings situated in the newly developed Kings Hill.
The properties were built for private sale, boasting a unique design and offering spacious living areas in 3, 4 and 5 bed properties.
Friday, March 26th, 2010
This building provides accommodation for the School of Drama, Film and Visual Arts at the University of Kent, Canterbury.
The School comprises the departments of Drama, Film Studies and History and Philosophy of Art. The building comprises of:
Rehearsal Studios
Art and Design Studios
Film Suite (including studios, edit suites and control rooms)
General teaching spaces
Post Graduate Centre
Academic Offices
Administrative / reception facilities
The School’s existing accommodation is split over various buildings on the campus and the proposed development encourages good integration and communication throughout the School. The concept for the building is to provide a robust shell within which the departments can adapt over the years.
This building provides accommodation for the School of Drama, Film and Visual Arts at the University of Kent, Canterbury.The School comprises the departments of Drama, Film Studies and History and Philosophy of Art. The building comprises of: Rehearsal StudiosArt and Design StudiosFilm Suite (including studios, edit suites and control rooms)General teaching spacesPost Graduate CentreAcademic OfficesAdministrative / reception facilities The School’s existing accommodation is split over various buildings on the campus and the proposed development encourages good integration and communication throughout the School. The concept for the building is to provide a robust shell within which the departments can adapt over the years.
Friday, March 26th, 2010
The initial works comprise the construction of two blocks of apartments, totalling 78 units. The blocks A & B are six storeys in height, timber frame construction formed off an in-situ concrete transfer slab above the basement car park. Betteridge & Milsom’s role within the project is Employer’s Agent and Quality Control Manager. The project also requires the undertaking of external works in the vicinity of the buildings, including the construction of an access road with planted areas, landscaping features, external walls, refuse store and car parking together with associated drainage and mains services.
Friday, March 26th, 2010
Betteridge & Milsom are providing Quantity Surveying and CDM Services on the operations and maintenance building for the wind farm project.
The 100th foundation, or monopile, of the Thanet Offshore Wind Farm was driven into the seabed off the Kent coast at 2.00 pm on Saturday, 23 January. The first monopile was driven into the seabed in March 2009.
Each monopile is a steel cylinder, 4.1 to 4.9 metres in diameter and 50 to 60 metres long. Monopiles on the Thanet Offshore Wind Farm have been sunk between 25 and 30 metres into the English Channel’s seabed and typically weigh 350 to 485 tonnes.
Ole Bigum Nielsen, Head of Offshore Wind with Vattenfall Wind Power in the UK, said: “We are on track to build what will be, when built, the world’s largest offshore wind farm. The foundations work has been an engineering challenge requiring large ocean-going vessels, enormous cranes and more than 40,000 tonnes of steel.”
“We have needed 1.25 million hours of work, much of it from local people, to get to this stage and I would like to thank all of the contractors for their sterling efforts since we started foundations work less than 12 months ago.”
The construction of the 300 megawatt (MW) Thanet Offshore Wind Farm, 12 kilometres off Foreness Point, started in early 2009. Currently, 19 Vestas 3MW V90 wind turbines have been erected and 86 transition pieces, which allow the wind turbine to slot into the monopile, have been put in place.
Construction is being co-ordinated from the new operations centre at Ramsgate.
Vattenfall plans to generate electricity for the first time from Thanet Offshore Wind Farm later this year.
Facts about Thanet Offshore Wind Farm
- The connection of Thanet Offshore Wind Farm’s 300MW of capacity in 2010 will boost UK offshore wind capacity by more than 30% and will produce on average enough electricity to supply the equivalent of 240,000 UK homes with clean electricity annually
- The wind farm will be located in water depths of 20-25m and cover an area of 35km2.
- There will be 100 wind turbines
- The nearest turbine will be located approx 12km north east of Foreness Point.
- Each turbine would be up to 115m tall at its highest point, with a minimum clearance above sea level of 22m.
- The distance between turbines would be approximately 500m along rows and 800m between rows.
Friday, March 26th, 2010
Having been with Betteridge & Milsom for eight years we are very pleased to inform you that Andrew Walker has accepted the position of Associate Director. With his developed experience in both Employer’s Agent and Quantity Surveying roles Andrew will be a key member in helping to take our business forward. He will also be insuring that our quality of service is maintained in his role of Quality Assurance Manager.
We have also been seeking to develop our Quality Control / Clerk of Work services currently being offered and we are pleased to announce that John Twycross has recently joined our team. John has many years of experience as a Technical Coordinator for a national house builder and has a keen eye for technical detail, having spent a lot of time preparing working drawings on a wide range of projects.
Friday, March 26th, 2010
A few of us ventured out on our bikes one Saturday morning. We started off at Merton Farm in Canterbury and went through Bishopsbourne to Pett Bottom where we stopped off for lunch at the Duck Inn.
Friday, March 26th, 2010
Canterbury City Council have comissioned Betteridge & Milsom to carry out the Project Management of Phase 1 Works at Elizabeth Court. This is part of the ongoing improvement plans for existing Canterbury City Councl housing stock.
Friday, March 26th, 2010
Every year Betteridge and Milsom hold an anual photo competition in aim of winning the “Ben Anker” cup for the best picture in the competition.
In addition the competition is split into three categories and this year the categories were:
A Little Bit of Red: Ray Milsom won first prize
Signs: Janet Henley won first prize
Music: Paul Gannaway won first prize
The winner of the “Ben Anker” cup for the overall “Best Picture” was Becky Radford.
The person who wins the overall competition and is awarded the “Ben Anker” cup is responsible for choosing the judges and arranging the categories and the evening for the following year.
The judges this year were:
Giles Taylor from Lee Evans
Phil Edbrooke from East Coast PCT
Rachel Tipple (A previous Employee)
Ben Anker
The judges and staff were then treated to a lovely meal at the Italian Restaurant, Pinocchios in Canterbury.
Friday, March 26th, 2010
Investor In People Certification was achieved on the 11th June 2008.
Friday, March 26th, 2010
The Sod Turning Event was to celebrate the start of works for the construction of eleven new houses for English Rural. Representatives from Ashford Borough Council, English Rural and Jenner Contractors attended the day.
Friday, March 26th, 2010
Opening of Queens Mead, Chiddingfold, Surrey On Thursday 24th April 2008 By Councillor Maurice Byham, Mayor of Waverley.
Friday, March 26th, 2010
Held at the Abbots Barton Hotel in Canterbury
Friday, March 26th, 2010
ISO 9001 was approved on the 14th December 2006.
