Mental Health Awareness Week 2020
Hosted by the Mental Health Foundation, Mental Health Awareness Week takes place from 18-24 May 2020. The theme is kindness. While our team is working remotely, we wanted to share a few
Creating industry guidance for Blue Roofs – with your help!
We are proud to announce that Woods Hardwick has been appointed as the preferred contractor to lead a highly experienced team for a construction industry research project on Blue Roofs. Together
60 seconds with…Marta Brzezinska
Urban designer and architect, Marta, is an Associate Director at Woods Hardwick. Currently working from her kitchen table, here we quiz her on what led her to a career in
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
60 seconds with…Scott Darrington
Scott Darrington is an Associate in Woods Hardwick’s civil engineering team. He is currently working from home during the lockdown period. Having transferred his whole desk, including his chair and plants,
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
“The ‘go-to’ civil engineering team for Bellway’s eastern region”
Alex Szarawarski is a Senior Technical Manager at Bellway Homes (Eastern Counties). He regularly works with Woods Hardwick’s civil engineers on residential projects from 80 to 300+ units across the
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
