Conlon Construction has completed its works on the £13.5m transformation of Blackburn’s King George’s Hall, following an 18-month programme of restoration and modernisation at the Grade II listed venue. The Preston-based contractor was appointed by Blackburn with Darwen Borough Council

A look at some of our recent projects, from specialist education facilities and new schools to major town centre regeneration. We continue to demonstrate the breadth of work we are delivering across the North West, with a few of our

Wigan Council has announced the appointment of contractor Conlon Construction to deliver a major expansion and relocation of Hope School and College. An Ofsted-rated outstanding Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) school in Wigan Borough, Hope School provides education and

Work is officially underway to prepare the Pyramid Park site in Bury town centre for the development of hundreds of new homes, marking a major milestone in Bury Council’s wider town centre regeneration plans. Bury Council has appointed Conlon Construction

Conlon Construction has raised more than £19,000 for its 2026 Charity of the Year, St Catherine’s Hospice, almost doubling its £10,000 annual fundraising target, with further challenges and events still to come. The Lancashire-based, employee-owned contractor selected St Catherine’s because

Operated by North West Academies Trust (NWAT), which operates 14 primary and secondary schools across Cheshire and Shropshire, the new school provides modern teaching and learning facilities across two floors and is now welcoming its first intake of Reception pupils.

Springwood Primary School in Salford has officially opened a new £4.8m specialist annexe, creating additional facilities for up to 40 pupils with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). Delivered by Conlon Construction on behalf of Salford City Council, the new

At Conlon Construction, we believe the rising number of young people not in education, employment or training (NEET) presents a major challenge not only for young people themselves, but for the future of the construction industry. With NEET figures projected

Conlon Construction and Cassidy + Ashton have completed the £19m refurbishment of the East Estate at Lancaster University Management School (LUMS), delivering a fully reconfigured 6,778 sqm, four-storey academic building within a live campus environment. The scheme comprised a full