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Re-configuration and extension of former Royal Mail offices in Central London.
Read moreWates plants new woodland by Braywick Park Leisure centre to offset construction carbon emissions
Wates has planted 100 sapling trees by the new Braywick Park Leisure Centre in order to offset carbon emissions generated during the centre’s construction.
Read moreWates Retains position on NWCH Framework
Wates has secured a place on two lots under the new generation North West Construction Hub (NWCH), marking the contractors third consecutive appointment to the public sector framework.
Read moreLegal Notice – Wembley Park Injunction
Quintain Limited and associated companies including Wates Group have acquired a High Court injunction to prevent unauthorised access into structures and live sites at our Wembley Park development.
Read moreWates pledges local mental health support
Wates currently building the new purpose-designed mental health hospital off Haxby Road in York, has launched a campaign to promote positive mental health as part of the project.
Read moreWates announces Senior Management Team changes
Wates today signalled changes to its senior management team, as the business heads towards another year of growth.
Read moreWates wins Gold, Silver and overall at Construction Manager Of The Year Awards 2018
Wates was triumphant at last nights Construction Manager of the Year Awards, scooping three Gold and one Silver medal, including the top overall prize.
Read moreWorking together for leisure
Leisure centres are proving increasingly important community hubs for towns and cities across the country.
Read moreBLOG: Inside RAF Marham
Our projects give us the opportunity to make a positive impact on the communities in which we work, be it through engagement with local schools or volunteering our time for good causes.
Read moreWates Construction announces completion of Derby City Council HQ Refurbishment
The ground floor of the Council House has undergone a major reconfiguration that has brought together a number of key services in one area, better supporting the needs of Derby citizens.
Read moreWates Construction eyes North West growth with promotions
Wates Construction, recently appointed to build Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service’s Saughall Massie Fire Station, has bolstered its senior team with a double promotion as it looks to expand its presence in the region.
Read moreKeeping a circular economy in the loop
Wates Constructions Steven Bell discusses the need to embed the principles of a circular economy in industry operations to help conserve resources and maximise value.
Read moreWates Construction appoints Pre-Construction Manager for Midlands
Wates Construction, the contractor set to build the Axis Square scheme in Birmingham, has announced the appointment of Lisa Cunningham to Pre-Construction Manager for the Midlands.
Read moreWates boosts East of England team with Project Director Appointment
Wates Construction has expanded its regional team with the appointment of Leanne Evans as Project Director in a move to grow and enhance its project delivery across the East of England.
Read moreBLOG: Your skills are most valuable when used as a force for good.
Reshaping Tomorrow Week reminds us how important it is to work together and the amazing things that can be achieved when we do.
Read moreBLOG: An industry steeped in tradition but one that is ever evolving
Construction is a traditional industry in that it has been long established but that does not mean it isnt innovative, diverse and dynamic; quite the contrary. For a sector that harps back to the Middle Ages, we are incredibly progressive and modern in our approach.
Read moreWates Group awarded contract for Parliaments Northern Estate Programme
Wates pledges to create a lasting legacy through new training and skills opportunities in major project on the Parliamentary estate
Read moreBLOG: Diversification is the lifeline of higher education in the UK
Higher education is a fast paced sector and one that is kept on its toes by an ever-changing landscape – be it due to changes in politics, trends in undergraduate and postgraduate studies, evolving demands of domestic and global job markets or changes to funding.
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