B&F Updates

#ThrowbackThursday to when the Briggs & Forrester Engineering Services team secured One Angel Square (a commercial office space located in Northampton) working alongside contractors Galliford Try Construction. 

Home to the Northampton County Council, the 22,000 sqm building was completed in 2017, offering workers a much needed innovative and modern work environment. Located within the heart of Northampton, the glazed facades and vertical copper fins on the building provides a unique aesthetic to the the underused brownfield area, helping to update the Northampton town center.

Engineering Services have recently comenced works to the existing St Mary Magdalene C of E primary school located in central London

The project consisted of the expansion of the original building into a new ‘through school’ facility providing education from Nursery to Sixth Form. The campus can now hold a capacity of 1,646 pupils with associated playground and sports areas, hard and soft landscaping and planting, service areas, cycle and car parking provision.

A huge congratulations to the Briggs & Forrester Living site team who currently working on the Newfoundland project in London. The team have recently been recognised by Canary Wharf Contractors for their work over the last couple of months.

In June, Sean O'reilly won 'Supervisor of the Month' and Stefan Dinu won 'Operative of the Month. Following this in July, Dave Moore won 'Supervisor of the Month' and John Sykes won 'Best Hazard Card'.

Briggs & Forrester Building Services Maintenance Service Technician Steve Ellis alongside his team, recently completed a cycle ride to significant funds for 'Friends of Danetre Hospital' who raise money for equipment not provided by the NHS.

Naming themselves 'Duston Old Cranks' the team set off from Daventry to Paris, cycling approximately 300 miles over 3 days arriving on the Champs Elysee on Saturday afternoon. As well as enduring the length of the cycle, the 'old cranks' also had to battle through the 40c blazing heat!