Project highlights included 100% pro bono services provided and supply chain contributions secured, to deliver a new-build respite centre for the Joshua Tree.

A sensory journey shaped by flavour, detail, and atmosphere: Noshi brings a contemporary, design-led dining experience to Nottingham’s expanding culinary landscape.

The WaterSHED project transformed an outdated sports hall into a bright, eco-friendly learning and dining space, winning the Architects’ Journal AJ Architecture Award.

On November 11th, people across the UK and Commonwealth will be celebrating Remembrance Day to honour armed forces members who have died in the line of duty. CQ offices and sites will be observing a minutes silence as a mark of respect, “When you go home tell them of us and say, for your tomorrow we gave our today”.

Quack quack - it’s back! That’s right, the annual Duck Race at Bramhall Park is back on the summer social calendar. Organised by the Bramhall & Woodford Rotary, this years event will be in aid of Motor Neurone Disease. They help provide local practical support for those living in Greater Manchester with Motor Neurone Disease, via a dedicated team of local volunteers, many of whom have had personal experience and feel driven to help others. As previous occupants of the winners enclosure, CedriQ will be hoping there will be no ‘fowl’ play and he can scare off his fellow Bramhall businesses to scoop 1st place! Starting at 11.00am, there will be a variety of duck races to watch and there will be speciality races with local celebrities and businesses getting involved by decorating giant plastic ducks who will go beak to beak in the river. Entry is still free but please enter a duck in a race for just a pound. You could be a winner of £100! Visit www.bwrotary.org or the Facebook page Bramhall and Woodford Rotary for information.

Open networking with Construction Q and Analysis Legal in our Bramhall Office on Wednesday 25th May. As part of a community initiative, CQ are getting involved in ‘Painting Bramhall Pink’. This pink themed coffee morning aims to raise much needed funds for the fantastic charity ‘Prevent Breast Cancer’ Please pop along with a donation (and anything pink!) to show your support. 

In a male dominated industry, Construction Q are proud to have a diverse workforce and this was celebrated on International Womens Day 2022. Part of the #breakthebias movement, CQ are proud to work alongside the Northern Power Women working towards a world that is diverse, equitable and inclusive. This was recognised in 2019 when we were awarded the Northern Power Women Awards Small Business of the Year in recognition of the work we do to celebrate Women in Construction. Today, and every day, we recognise the fantastic women in our business, the women we work with, and the women that we inspire through our work on careers in construction. We also celebrate the the men who help us on our journey to raise awareness against bias and support is in the work we do. As Michelle Obama said, ‘there is no limit to what we, as women, can achieve’.

Outstanding leaders and businesses based in the North of England were recognised in Manchester last night at the Northern Power Women Awards 2022, sponsored by EY. The Awards celebrate both individuals and businesses who are pushing boundaries and leading the way to accelerate gender equality and social mobility from the North of England. No stranger to The Northern Power Women Awards, we were delighted that our Founder, Fiona Hull, was amongst those shortlisted for the Entrepreneur of the Year. Alongside finalists from Dragons Den and Blue Chip companies, Fiona was delighted to be named alongside such an esteemed list. Alison Kay, Managing Partner for Client Service at headline sponsor, EY UK and Ireland, said her organisation was delighted to sponsor the event: “There was a lot of tough competition on the shortlist and the winners – both individuals and organisations – offer outstanding examples of how we can drive real change and use influence and power for the benefit of many. It was a pleasure to support these awards and to showcase these outstanding leaders.” Simone Roche MBE, Founder and CEO of Northern Power Women, commented: “This year’s Award winners once again represent the outstanding leaders and role models present in and from the North. They are creating change and using their power and influence to benefit a huge number of people and are embodying the Northern Power Women ethos of inspiring people to use their PoWEr for good and advancing gender equality.”  While the Awards ceremony plays an important role in recognising role models, Northern Power Women delivers a range of reports, webinars, mentoring programmes, podcasts, and networking events throughout the year to continue the campaign towards gender equality. For more information visit www.northernpowerwomen.com

Please Gareth…… no penalties tonight!