BIG news for Woods Hardwick and the Midlands
The Woods Hardwick Birmingham team has moved! Still located in the iconic Fort Dunlop building, the team has taken high profile office space on the ground floor of the former
Masterplanning Great Barford’s Roxton Road redevelopment
A former scrapyard with Outline Planning Permission for residential use was brought to Woods Hardwick with a rather compromised Masterplan. The client, JC Gill Developments, asked our Architecture team to
Recovery planning and spatial frameworks in the Ox-Cam Arc
Yesterday our Planning Directors, Russell Gray and Richard Murdock, attended the Built Environment Networking webinar on the Oxford-Cambridge Arc. Originally planned as a one day event, the BEN team have
Surveying spotlight: Boundaries and HM Land Registry
During lockdown our Surveying team is still able to carry out surveys - the nature of the job can be quite self-isolating in any case! Sometimes we’re in the middle
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
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
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
Woods Hardwick’s first Company Away Day
This month we held our first Company Away Day. Bringing together almost 90 people from our Bedford and Birmingham offices, we held the event at Whittlebury Hall - a great
Cycling to fight cancer: We are taking on the London to Brighton bike ride
