Wynne Construction will build a new three-storey, 96,000 sq ft building on Coleg Cambria s Yale site, which will include a 200-seat conference hall, restaurant, and sports facilities.
Wrexham-based Ningbo Palletised Distribution has invested 35,000 in launching Ireland Express, which will also see the company recruit at least two additional drivers.
Jones Bros Civil Engineering UK and Coleg Cambria have partnered to modernise the approach to delivering higher apprenticeships in civil engineering. The change to the modular delivery is to suit the needs of the business and is believed to be the first in the UK.
Wynne Construction has put the finishing touches to a major project, which has taken just over two years to complete. Students at Coleg Cambria s Bersham Road site are now enjoying a new state-of-the-art 10m engineering building.
St Asaph-based Caulmert will carry out full civil, structural and geotechnical engineering services for the 8.5M development.
Ruthinbased Jones Bros Civil Engineering UK is principal contractor and working closely with the turbine supplier managing the arrival of turbine components to the Clocaenog Forest Wind Farm for developer innogy Renewables UK
Wynne Construction will build a new threestorey, 96,000 sq ft building on Coleg Cambrias Yale site, which will include a 200seat conference hall, restaurant, and sports facilities
Amlwch Town FC Juniors Under 14s have a new home kit, thanks to a 390 donation from Jones Bros Civil Engineering UK.The Anglesey club is the third football club to win the support of Jones Bros recently, with Bala Town FC and Caernarfon FC also benefiting from sponsorship
Regeneration specialist Galliford Try Partnerships is playing its part in the ongoing transformation of the seaside town of Rhyl in North Wales, working with Pennaf Housing Group to deliver new affordable homes for the area
The consultation is being carried out by Jones Bros Civil Engineering, which is the contractor most likely to build the bypass, along with joint venture partner Balfour Beatty
The Mynydd Portref project is located between Brynna and Hendreforgan in Rhondda Cynon Taff.Jones Bros Civil Engineering UK is carrying out the project on behalf of client REG Windpower and is expected to take 12 months
The Bodelwyddanbased construction company has teamed up with the college to offer students an opportunity to develop their skills through fiveday work placements
The company is now set to start work to build schools in Bala, Bangor andLlanfaethlu, Anglesey. It has also won the tender to redevelop theBersham Road Campus in Wrexham for Coleg Cambria
Caulmert, which has offices in St Asaph and Bangor, is in the running for the SME of the Year 150 employees category at the Constructing Excellence in Wales CEW awards
Rhydian Hafal is currently project managing the infrastructure for the 17turbine Garreg Lwyd Hill wind farm in Powys, mid Wales, on behalf of client RES
The 3.4 million scheme will see 28 new units, including houses and apartments, created around a landscaped culdesac in Penmaenmawr Roda, Llanfairfechan
Welsh Premier league club Bala Town FC is one of only 12 clubs across the whole of Wales to benefit from a new, allweather, 3G football pitch.The pitch, costing more than 500,000, was secured with funding from the Sports Council for Wales, the Welsh FA and Gwynedd County Council
Wynne Construction will build a new threestorey, 96,000 sq ft building on Coleg Cambrias Yale site, which will include a 200seat conference hall, restaurant, and sports facilities
Jones Bros Civil Engineering UK and Coleg Cambria have partnered to modernise the approach to delivering higher apprenticeships in civil engineering
Wynne Construction has put the finishing touches to a major project, which has taken just over two years to complete.Students at Coleg Cambrias Bersham Road site are now enjoying a new stateoftheart 10m engineering building
St Asaphbased Caulmert will carry out full civil, structural and geotechnical engineering services for the 8.5M development
Wrexhambased Ningbo Palletised Distribution has invested 35,000 in launching Ireland Express, which will also see the company recruit at least two additional drivers
