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FORT WIDLEY PORTSDOWN HILL

22nd May 2026News

We are proud to have completed a very unusual project for our clients Hampshire Fire & Rescue Service at Fort Widley Portsdown Hill, Portsmouth as part of our heritage works.  Fort Widley is one of the grade 2 listed Palmerston Forts built on top of Portsdown Hill in the 1860’s to protect Portsmouth from attack from the rear & was used temporarily by our client as a rescue training facility.  The project included the internal & external removal of a significant quantity of training apparatus materials forming disaster scenarios & the later installation of ecology bat roosts for some of the countries rarest bat species & masonry repairs.

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St Bartholemew’s church, King Alfred Place

22nd May 2026News

We have now completed the works at St Bartholomew’s Church, King Alfred Place, Winchester for The PCC of St Bartholomew working with Lopp Architects & NT Surveying.

The project has successfully delivered a new accessible entrance to the church & lobby together with additional toilet facilities. The internal works included detailed oak joinery produced both on & off site by our direct workforce. Yet another heritage project for the whole team to be proud of!

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All Saints church, Hursley

5th March 2026EcclesiasticalNews

‘We are very pleased to have completed the provision of a new toilet facility, kitchenette & storage for All Saints Hursley Parochial Church Council &Radley House Partnership.   The works included new joinery manufactured & finished to match the existing together with the provision of a new incoming water supply, foul drainage & highway connection works.  Thank you to all of the team & our supply chain for another successful ecclesiastical project’