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A Kingswinford-based firm’s drive to change the face of the construction sector ‘by putting people first’ has claimed a major regional honour.
S&R Construction, which now employs over 300 people at its Dawley Brook Road HQ, beat off the challenge of BDO LLP, BMet College and FBC Manby Bowdler to be named ‘Best Large Employer’ at the first ever Best Places ...
Schools and colleges are placing greater emphasis on learning environments that support student wellbeing, engagement, and concentration as they respond to growing wellness challenges among young people, according to an educational fit-out specialist.
In the run-up to the long summer holidays, Prestige Interiors has seen this trend become a priority, based on feedback ...
Russell Roof Tiles is celebrating the production of its one millionth Bute3® tile, marking a huge milestone for the innovative tile, which has rapidly become the company’s fastest-growing tile since launch.
The achievement comes less than a year after full production of Bute3® began in June 2025, following an investment of more than £20 million and five years of design...
Three weeks of voluntary work by an award-winning construction firm has transformed a farm project in Hereford that works with and for the community.
McPhillips, currently on site in the city delivering the new £10 million Hereford Transport Hub, is committed to making a positive impact in the communities where it works.
With the help of Herefordshire Voluntary ...
The new head of ground engineering and asset preservation specialist Mainmark UK has warned that prioritising the longevity of the UK’s critical infrastructure is crucial amid the growing risk of subsidence. This is particularly important for rail networks where ground movement can have immediate and widespread impacts on safety and service continuity.
With an 86 per c...