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Erdington MP and Labour’s shadow housing minister Jack Dromey saw at first hand the opportunities provided to local people by Willmott Dixon’s apprenticeship scheme when he visited the company’s branch on College Road.
Willmott Dixon has been appointed for a £17m contract by Liverpool City Council to deliver a new building for the Archbishop Beck School. The school is part of the Council’s plan to rebuild and refurbish the schools that was put on hold when the national Building Schools for the Future programme was cancelled in 2010.
Leader of Birmingham City Council Sir Albert Bore today praised Birmingham-based Willmott Dixon for its investment in people and skills when he visited the new Willmott Dixon 4Life Academy in Aston.
Willmott Dixon has been appointed by the London Borough of Camden to modernise two hostels worth a combined £8 million.
Willmott Dixon will further strengthen its track-record for building high-quality care homes after being appointed by Housing 21 for a £4.7m contract to provide 21 one-bedroom and 17 two-bedroom flats.
Local pupils, individuals, and businesses have been learning about the benefits of apprenticeships through a series of events provided by Willmott Dixon to mark National Apprentice Week in Birmingham.
The construction company behind several new schools in Bedfordshire is giving students of Barnfield College in Rotheram Avenue, Luton, a glimpse of life in the building industry.
Willmott Dixon has been appointed by Catalyst Housing Limited for the final element of a significant regeneration in Neasden, North West London, which has already created over 500 new homes.
Willmott Dixon’s Birmingham teams have planted a further 1,000 trees in the city as part of its commitment to leave a lasting legacy in the local community.