A E Yates Ltd.

Greyhound Bridge, Lancaster, 2018. Scopes and objectives delivered by A E Yates Ltd.: Scope: Break out the concrete deck nosing using hydrodemolition for 20 expansion and discontinuity joints along the bridge. Objective: To remove damaged or deteriorating concrete with minimal impact on the surrounding areas. Scope: After demolition, the nosing is to be re-cast in place, including the deck and cantilever elements. Objective: To restore the structural integrity of the bridge by replacing the damaged concrete. Scope: Introduce a Cathodic Protection (CP) system around the newly cast joints. Objective: To protect the steel reinforcement in the concrete from corrosion, which could lead to long-term damage of the structure. Scope: Prepare and paint the steel components of the bridge, including its base and internal aspects. Objective: To protect the steel from corrosion and improve the aesthetic appearance of the bridge. Scope: Conduct general repairs to the concrete areas of the bridge. Objective: To address any cracks, spalls, or other forms of deterioration in the concrete structure. Scope: Reapply waterproofing layers, surface treatments, and lining to ensure the bridge is protected from water ingress and environmental damage. Objective: To enhance the durability of the bridge and prevent water damage to both the structure and the surrounding environment. Lancashire County Council #civilengineering #engineering #construction #bridge #bridgework #structure #structuralrepair #throwback #completedproject

A E Yates Ltd. are currently completing Phase 1 of Harworth Group plc's new development which will include "up to 1.1 million sq ft of logistics and manufacturing space at its site in Wingates, Bolton, with the potential to create up to 1,500 new jobs." At present we are continuing with the Road Box Construction and soil improvement layers which are due to be complete next week. We are also progressing the Temporary drainage and associated works which are due to also be finalised next week. The rising main installation up the Current A6 has also started and progressing well, this is currently on or Infront of programme. Open Reach lowering works and some of the Swapping out of poles on the ATS were completed prior to the shutdown, the remainder of the swapping out of poles are due to commence and be finalised in the coming weeks. Further works such as install of the permanent drainage and installation of ducting and kerbs will follow on shortly. Quote taken from: https://lnkd.in/d7Tmnqhd Combined Soil Stabilisation Ltd Flannery Plant Hire #collaboration #development #harworth #civilengineering #engineering #construction #project

We are delighted to announce that A E Yates Ltd. will be our Conference Partner for this year’s Strictly Highways, marking the second consecutive year of this collaboration. With bookings having opened in November, the event, returning to Blackpool from 30th September – 2nd October 2025, has already generated unprecedented interest. Over 50% of exhibitor spaces are already booked, with three major sponsorship packages confirmed, reflecting the high demand for opportunities across sponsorship, exhibition, and delegate places. Find out more: https://lnkd.in/edvGDCpj Book your place at Strictly Highways: https://lnkd.in/euH64AGR #StrictlyHighways Sven Till

We're making significant progress our latest active travel scheme that will create a dedicated walking, wheeling and cycling route on Walney Island from the Promenade to Earnse Bay! 🚲 On West Shore Road and through ‘the Cut’ in Vickerstown Park... ✅1260 metres of new kerbs have been laid ✅ 3,370 square meters of surfacing completed; the equivalent size of just over 12 tennis courts ✅ Street lighting has also been upgraded with new columns and energy efficient lights Early next year, further works will introduce new benches and even more lighting along the route, a dedicated crossing on Mill Lane, traffic calming measures and a three metre-wide cycle path through the park. The infrastructure will fully separate cyclists from vehicles through enhancing and widening current footpaths. It has been designed for people of all abilities and ages so they can choose to walk, wheel or cycle with ease and ‘actively’ access the growing opportunities at key employment and education sites across Barrow-in-Furness and the planned Earnse Bay Community Hub. The Council’s scheme has been positively welcomed by local residents, like Mr Goodwin of Trent Vale who “looks forward to using the cycle path in the new year” and is “really impressed” with the works. This new cycling and walking route on North Walney is a key step towards creating safer and more accessible transport options for our communities. By repurposing existing spaces and upgrading infrastructure, we are building a network that encourages people to travel actively across the town. It is fantastic to hear the positive feedback from communities who are already noticing the difference this scheme will make, even during construction. We're look forward to seeing works progress and welcoming our communities to try the scheme in Spring 2025 👏

A E Yates Ltd. have gifted Eden Valley Hospice and Jigsaw, Cumbria's Children's Hospice a van which will allow them to reach patients with life limiting illnesses. We have giften the van for an initial term of 3 years but we are keen to have a long term partnership with the hospice. Thank you to all the great work that Eden Valley Hospice and Jigsaw, Cumbria's Children's Hospice do. Vicki Lesley Julie Clayton Jerry Hall Mark Lesley Tom Dey #gift #donation #socialvalue #communityengagement #civilengineering #engineering #construction #news #update

🏗️ Works completed at Wingates (A6 Road Realignment) so far: - The site has been stripped of top soil. - The road box has started to be be excavated. - Combined Soil Stabilisation Ltd started on site Wed 06th Nov. - The Bund 1 area has now started to be formed and has started to have the lime improvement layer added and compacted in layers as required. A E Yates Ltd. are working on Phase 1 in partnership with Harworth Group plc. Mick O'Hanlan MCIOB Wayne Dickinson #works #currentproject #civilengineering #groundworks #engineering #construction #project #partnership

Harthill Primary School's Year 4 class made a visit to our Harthill Reservoir Spillway project before it reopened to the public. Saffron Ramsey started the morning with a short presentation on "What Is Civil Engineering?" and followed with a Lego construction activity. Year 4 met our Site Manager, Iain Bielby, on site who organised a demonstration of the machinery used on site from a distance for the pupils. A E Yates Ltd. donated the Lego construction to Year 4 and we also gifted the PPE and goody bags to the pupils which they were allowed to take home after school. What a fantastic day! Gary Reeves MCIOB MCIHT AMICE #schoolvisit #harthill #reservoir #socialvalue #socialvaluematters #construction #schoolengagement #community #civilengineering #engineering

A E Yates Ltd. Haulage Department has once again achieved Fleet Operator Recognition scheme (FORS) Silver Award. For any enquiries please email: james.mcdonald@aeyates.co.uk FORS - Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme James Mcdonald Glen Kilroy John Boyle #award #transport #lowloader #construction #engineering #civilengineering #machinery

A E Yates Ltd. took home multiple awards at CECA North West: 🏆 🌲 Environmental Excellence Our A595 Moresby Hall Project in partnership with National Highways involved planting over 2,000 trees which will provide new habitats to local wildlife. 🏆 Project of the Year up to £1 million Award Our Bolton Fell Moss Nature Reserve project in partnership with Natural England involved creating a retention pond to prevent flooding in the local community. 🏆 Social Value Award (Highly Commended) On our Stretford Kingsway project in partnership with Trafford Council A E Yates Civil Engineering have delivered over £1.5M worth of social value. 🏆 🏆 Collaborative Partnership Award (Highly Commended) & Project of the Year Over 5m Award (Highly Commended) Our A595 Moresby Hall Project was a collaborative project that involved rebuilding a failing embankment. #award #awards #welldoneteam #CECA #CECANW #environment #socialvalue #communityengagement #collaboration #partners #civilengineering #construction #engineering

Strictly Highways 2024 was packed full of insightful presentations and thought-provoking debates. Watch our highlights video below, relive the Strictly magic and catch up on the key moments from this year’s conference. To ensure that the valuable knowledge shared at the event is accessible to everyone, we’ve compiled a series of videos capturing the highlights and individual sessions. Click here to watch all the sessions from Day 1: https://lnkd.in/eUuuCU49 Which was your stand out session from Day 1? Stay tuned.. we’ll be sharing videos of the sessions from Day 2 next week! #StrictlyHighways