In support of our chosen charity for 2020/2021, Lancashire Mind, Neil Conlon has just completed cycling 25 miles a day for 25 consecutive days. He has raised nearly £1,500 for the charity which is fantastic! Neil said: I have really

This project was extremely unique due to the first ever Employment and Skills Plan that was required as part of the Lancaster City Council planning conditions. With the help of CSTEP (Construction, Skills, Training and Education Partnership), Lancaster & Morecambe

We have handed over our new-build 2FE Gorton Primary School project for the Department for Education. The project was on budget and a month ahead of programme. Vantage Academies Trust CEO, Simon Bramwell said: Conlon’s  site staff and project manager

This year our chosen charity is Lancashire Mind, which supports mental health awareness. The charity is dedicated to making a difference to the mental health of people living and working in Lancashire. Chairman, Michael Conlon said: We would like to

We are really pleased to have been awarded our 7th consecutive Gold RoSPA award. HSEQ Manager, Ian Aspinall said: Every one of Conlon’s employees have contributed to retaining this award. This is a true reflection of our focus on exceptionally

Our Wythenshawe Hall project with Buttress Architects for Manchester City Council, which was completed in 2019, has been shortlisted for an RIBA North West Award. Architect, Edward Kepczyk of Buttress said: We are very grateful for the committed and collaborative

We attended the Redrose Awards presentation at Blackpool Winter Gardens where we were crowned winners of two awards – ‘Corporate Social Responsibility of the Year’ and  ‘Construction Business of the Year’. Chairman, Michael Conlon said: We are really pleased to

We celebrated International Women’s Day on Friday 6th March ahead of the main event on Sunday 8th March. A group of our female staff posed outside of our office with the international hashtag #EachforEqual. HR Director, Maureen Boland said: We

We recently helped the Rotary Club of Preston Guild with a charitable mission. A container was loaded with equipment/furniture to be shipped to Rwanda. Chairman, Michael Conlon said: We were happy to facilitate the storage and packing of these items,