COVID-19 Update: Working remotely
As the spread of Covid-19 continues, we want to reassure you that the wellbeing of our clients and employees will be at the forefront of everything we do. While the
Planning permission granted for new STEM building at Bedfordshire school
While the schools are closed for the time being, there is good news and something to look forward to at Mark Rutherford School in Bedford. Our planning team have secured
Public Consultation: land off Milton Road, Clapham
Blakeney Estates Ltd and Woods Hardwick are consulting on Blakeney Estates’ proposals for residential development on the land off Milton Road, Clapham. The exhibition boards below provide an overview of
Can we save our town centres?
Last week, Calum Wilson and Roy Hammond spoke at the Northamptonshire Construction Property Forum. In a region where our High Streets and town centres are suffering, they posed the question
60 seconds with…Kevin Gray
Kevin Gray is an Assistant Land Surveyor at Woods Hardwick. A former landscape contractor, he came to surveying after working on many high profile London projects as well a national
Championing Mental Health First Aid training: Woods Hardwick and Edu-c8
Last month members of the Woods Hardwick team completed the Mental Health First Aid course. a workplace course specifically designed for managers and staff to help them spot the signs
Impressionist Bedford skyline by Woods Hardwick’s resident artist
Woods Hardwick’s Bedford boardroom needed an injection of colour and to capture the essence of the company on it’s walls. After considering who and what to commission, the Directors decided that
60 seconds with…Roy Hammond
You spend just a few minutes with Roy and his positive energy is infectious! Heading up our Planning team in the Birmingham office, Roy joined Woods Hardwick just over 18
Wrapping up the year and heading into the ‘Roaring Twenties!’
It has been a tremendous year for Woods Hardwick. With a focus on working together as one family across architecture, engineering, planning and surveying, we have developed some wonderful relationships
GPS, LiDAR, drones and lasers – is technology taking over?
Director of Surveying, Neil Chance, considers how technology is changing the nature of surveying - but he is keen to point out that the industry has not been entirely taken over
