News from Prestige Brickwork and Scaffolding

» Brickwork and scaffold for Bellway Homes

• Prestige win both brickwork & scaffold for 69 new units at John Clark Way in Rushden, Northants for Bellway Homes Northern Home Counties Division

» Another Perfect Delivery

Morgan Ashurst have awarded Prestige Brickwork another Perfect Delivery Certificate for work on the Gardeners Store, St. Johns College, Cambridge

Morgan Ashurst have awarded Prestige Brickwork a Perfect Delivery Certificate for the renovation carried out at Merton Hall, St. Johns College, Cambridge.

Perfect delivery means that the project was on time, snag free, O&M manuals issued and has a delighted client.

» New housing job

• 24 flats at Marsh Farm, Luton, for VE Parrotts of Oakley (brickwork only)
• 22 flats at Grosvenor St Bedford for VE Parrotts of Oakley (scaffold only)

» Subcontractors fund outside chairs for childrens new school

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» Recently secured contracts

1. The prestigious new Northampton College at Booth Lane campus for SDC, brickwork & scaffold.
2. New hall and refurbishment at Swavesey Village College for Morgan Ashurst, brickwork & scaffold.
3. New hall and classroom extension to Christ the Sower school at Grange Farm MK for SDC, brickwork & scaffold.
4. New church at Cambourne for Kier Marriott, brickwork only.
5. Extension to Ramsay Manor School at Barton Le Clay for VE Parrott, brickwork only.
6. Grosvenor Court in Bedford for VE Parrott, scaffold only.
7. 12 flats at Edward St. Dunstable for VE Parrotts.
8. 11 dwellings at Maulden for VE Parrotts & Aragon HA.

» News Items

• Training, PBC & PSAS are both fully committed to having young people join our already experienced staff by gaining an apprenticeship backed by the CITB.
• We are committed to a full workforce of CSCS (bricklayers) CISRS (scaffolding) & CPCS (plant) certification.
• Our access team has full IPAF certification.
• All site staff have regular training in manual handling, abrasive wheels, cartridge tools etc

» The John Jappy Senior Boxing Day Challenge 2009

A brave few came out on a very cold Boxing Day to blow away the cobwebs on a very wintry Bedfordshire Golf Club, helping to raise a fantastic £565 for a great cause in Great Ormond Street Hospital.

Mr. Keith Burgess, a club member, shot a fantastic 44 points to win the famous shield presented by our MD Mr.John Jappy (Jnr).

Special thanks to Mr. Steve Place for donating a game at Woburn, to Mr. Ray Graham for buying it at auction, our own Miss Esmie Jappy for doing a sponsored bike ride and to our Professional Mr. Geraint Dixon for his help and his generosity with the prizes.