County Durham site manager wins national building award for quality of work

Taylor Wimpey Site Managers scoop prestigious award

Three Taylor Wimpey North Yorkshire site managers are celebrating after winning a Pride in the Job 2025 Quality Award from the National House-Building Council (NHBC), recognising their outstanding work across various North Yorkshire sites, including; Lee Dewing, from Oaklands in Kirklevington, Joe Evans, from Hartburn Grange in Stockton-on-Tees, and Graeme Arnott from Lime Gardens in Thirsk.

Two site managers honoured with national award for building new homes

Miller Homes’ Gary Carmichael and Connor Mitchell win NHBC Pride in the Job Awards for excellence at Cambuslang and Croy developments.

County Durham site manager wins national building award for quality of work

Anthony Church, a site manager from Newton Aycliffe, County Durham, has received a Quality Award in the National House Building Council’s (NHBC)…

Kenya Implements Landmark National Building Code 2024 to Modernize Construction Standards

Kenya has officially commenced full enforcement of the National Building Code 2024, a transformative regulatory framework designed to modernize the country’s construction industry and address long-standing challenges in safety, sustainability, and compliance. The new code, which came into legal effect on March 1, 2025, follows the repeal of the outdated Building Code of 1968. It […] The post Kenya Implements Landmark National Building Code 2024 …

County Durham site manager wins national building award for quality work

A County Durham site manager has won a building award for the quality of work on a 'bespoke' Bellway development.