• The Company has been appointed by the Minehead Eye Community Interest Company to construct a steel framed two storey building to include an indoor BMX/Skateboard Hall and a Youth Centre.  Works are due for completion in April 2010.  Contract value: £2.4 million.
  


• At Frogmore Road, Westbury, Wiltshire, works are underway for the construction of 19 houses and10 flats together with the refurbishment of a Grade II listed house for Selwood Housing.  The project is due for completion in July 2010.  Contract value: £2.9 million.
  


• Projects recently completed include:
  
  Brigstocke Road, St Paul’s, Bristol:  20 flats for Knightstone Housing Association.
  
  Writhlington School, Writhlington, Radstock (Phase 3):  Construction of Additional Changing Facilities and Soft Play Area for the Governors of Writhlington School.
  
  Horfield School, Bishop Manor Road, Horfield, Bristol: Extension to Horfield C of E School for Bristol City Council/Skanska.
  
  Worston Road, Highbridge:  6 houses and 3 flats for Raglan Housing Association.



• Considerate Constructors ‘Performance Beyond Compliance’ recognition has been received for our sites at:
  
  Cook’s Lane, Cranmore: 8 houses for Hastoe Housing Association
  
  The Torbay Project, Factory Row, Torquay: 24 bed hostel with Associated Offices & Medical Assessment Centre for The Trustees of The Langley Trust.
  
  Ladymead Lane, Churchill: 8 houses and 4 flats for the English Rural Housing Association
  
  Haven Road, Haven Banks, Exeter Quayside, Exeter: 14 flats and restaurant shell for Signpost Housing Association.

STAFF NEWS:

• Claire Needes (Team Secretary) tackled her first long-distance run in 2008. Since then she’s completed two more half-marathons and various other lengthy runs, raising oodles of cash for charity along the way. And as if that wasn’t enough, Claire has just won herself a place in the 2010 London Marathon.
  


• Miriam Plant (Buyer) has been running for many years and collected lots of money for charity by taking on – and finishing – the London Marathon twice. More recently she has completed three half-marathons and, on top of all the running, has abseiled down the Premier Inn in Bristol to raise money for the refurbishment of the BRI Oncology and Haematology Centre.
  


• Rachel Harris (Finance Director) has also raised lots of money for charity over the years and recently ran the 2009 Bristol Race for Life. Rachel is already thinking ahead for next year’s event and is planning to get several other members of staff involved. She suggests we all start limbering up now!