Congratulations to the twelve site teams recognised at this year’s Considerate Constructors Scheme (CCS) National Site Awards which took place online recently.
Gold awards were presented to our Battersea Phase 3A, 1 Finsbury Avenue, Fredrick Douglass Centre and Majestic teams.
These projects showcased an exceptional approach to considerate practice through fantastic external appearances and brilliant work with the local community. The commitments shown in respect to the environment, safety and the workforce were exemplary.
Our 135 Bishopsgate, Wimbledon Court Number 1 and Gurnard Primary School teams were presented with Silver awards, while our Plot 6 & 7 Cardiff Central Square, 1 - 5 Grosvenor Place: Peninsula, London, Carisbrooke College, 55-93 Knightsbridge and Victoria Square teams received Bronze.
Congratulations to all winners of the 2020 National Site Awards. Winners for these prestigious awards are recognised by the CCS as the highest performing construction sites across the UK and Ireland.
For more information about the awards, visit the Considerate Constructors Scheme website.
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