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Apprentice Winners at Weavers with Swansea Bay Construction Support Group

We are delighted and proud for our two apprentice winners at the Swansea Bay Construction Support Group Awards. Dwayne Vickers, our carpenter, won Best Trade Apprentice and Daniel Davies, our Quantity Surveyor, won an award for Best Technical Apprentice.  Dwayne had a further award for Best Overall Trade Apprentice. Read the full story here: https://sbcsg.co.uk/our-apprentice-awards-2024-a-night-to-remember/  

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Success at the Constructing Excellence Awards for the Hafod Copperworks

The Hafod Morfa Copperworks project won in the Regeneration and Retrofit category at the Constructing Excellence Awards held at the Celtic Manor on Friday 14th June. Backed by Heritage Lottery Funding and a sustainability initiative between Swansea Council and Swansea University, the development of a new distillery, barrel store and visitor centre for Penderyn Whisky

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Hafod Copperworks wins RICS Heritage Award

The Hafod Copperworks Regeneration project for Swansea Council and Penderyn Distillery has won the RICS Heritage Award 2024. The team including Swansea Council, Penderyn, Hydrock, GWP Architects, TC Consult and Mann Williams were delighted to accept the award and this project has now been entered into the national RICS Awards event being held in October

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Hay Castle Restoration awarded RSAW Building of the Year!

The overall winner of the 2024 Royal Society of Architects in Wales (RSAW) Building of the Year award has been revealed as Hay Castle, a medieval fortification and 17th century mansion house in the town of Hay-on-Wye. The winning restoration project involved complex work by MICA Architects, and John Weaver Contractors to rescue and conserve the critically

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MAJOR BOOST TO RESEARCH IN BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES AND GEOGRAPHY WITH £1.2 MILLION LABORATORY REFURBISHMENT

A £1.2 million refurbishment of laboratories at Swansea University, just completed, will give a giant boost to research in biosciences and geography. Research that will benefit covers areas from biodiversity to the resilience of ecosystems, and from climate patterns of the past to the study of microbes that can break down plastics. The refurbished laboratories

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Ysgol Y Castell visit Caerphilly Castle

Children from Ysgol y Castell, had a special treat just before Christmas as they visited Caerphilly Castle, to see the conservation work being carried out in the castle’s Great Hall. Phase I of the work, which includes the refurbishment of the medieval Great Hall, installation of visitor access paths and ramps, comprehensive new interpretation, and

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