Recruitment for the summer season in our grounds maintenance department is now complete and we welcome 19 new members of staff . Our Grounds department has had a fantastic few months and we thank them for their attention to detail whilst out on sites, commitment and strong work ethic.
A big thank you to the operatives who have constructed a fantastic new climbing wall together with a hand painted scene at St John Fisher Primary School.
The month of May will be another busy month for our Reactive teams who have received instruction from Golden Gates Housing Trust for more roofing works.
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