Baxall Construction

Our first supply chain workshop of the year was such a success! Huge thank you to all who joined us at Southborough Town Council's Civic Centre this afternoon. With a focus on our Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) with the University of Kent, we hope this has helped everyone to understand more about what we are developing and how continuous collaboration can create better things. Special thanks to Digital Collaboration Data Scientist Michael Chiu, PhD, Technical Manager Matthew Barker, and Digital Collaboration Support Pooja Polina for delivering such an insightful presentation. A brilliant turn out and some great conversations had, delighted to be able to hold our supply chain networking sessions in one of the buildings we built! See you all at the next one 🤝 #buildingsbuiltonteamwork #doingitdifferently #teambaxall

👩🎓 Maidstone Apprenticeship Fair 2025 👨🎓 Special thanks to Harry Jenkins, Oliver Noctor and Reagan Williams for manning our Baxall stand all day, and Contracts Director Stuart Hardie for popping in too. Another successful Apprenticeship Fair at Mote Park Leisure Centre, supporting the local students and on hand for construction careers advice. It was very well attended, with several students interested in work experience opportunities, and many conversations had - it was a very busy day for the Baxall team! It was also a fantastic opportunity to market our next Baxall Open Day this October, and we're pleased that so many students and teachers are looking forward to attending. Thank you to the teachers and career advisors that took the time to talk with the team and provide such positive feedback on the previous years. Complimenting the professionalism and knowledge of the Baxall staff and expressing how insightful this has been for their students. A great event hosted by the local MPs - Katie Lam, Helen Grant OBE, Helen Whately MP, Laura Trott and Tom Tugendhat. We look forward to the next one! #buildingsbuiltonteamwork #teambaxall #doingitdifferently

Thank you to G4C Kent for organising the DOCKING STATION event last Thursday! Our Contracts Director Chris Tompsett and Design Manager Alek Georgiou joined the University of Kent's Project Director Caroline Dennis to present on our latest project at The Historic Dockyard Chatham. With the talk consisting of the project details - from its intricacy due to being Grade II-listed, the various ways it will support its local community, and the solutions devised as a collaborative team throughout - to the University's journey to fund and create this project. We're delighted to hear how insightful everyone found the evening and are proud to be supporting the next generation in construction. Thank you for having us, thank you to all who attended, and thank you to AIMIS for sponsoring the event! #buildingsbuiltonteamwork #doingitdifferently

The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) Construction Professionals' Dinner - Motivational Leader Award 2025 🎊 We're proud to sponsor this award each year in honour of our late Director, Steve Turner FCIOB, and we'd like to say a huge congratulations to the winner of this award - Richard Glazzard. Not forgetting Phil Johnson FICE who was awarded Highly Commended. Well done to both of you, so very well-deserved. Thank you all for a fantastic evening, and we look forward to the next one! AtkinsRéalis | INVVU Construction Consultants | Malcolm Clarke MCIOB | Beverley Lawrence | Caroline Gumble (Dr)

Prime Consultancy Group's H&S Award of the Quarter - Winner!   Congratulations to Assistant Site Manager Chris Keep for winning the site of the quarter award at our St David's Prep School project in West Wickham.   "A well run and organised site, with robust and easy to navigate paperwork".   Well done Chris and Team!   Steve Peacock #buildingsbuiltonteamwork

Congratulations to our newly qualified The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) Members!! 🎓   Site Manager Ludwik Madej, Quantity Surveyor Frankie Spry, and Site Manager Barbara Holding were all awarded their MCIOB status this month.   Well done to you all, very well-deserved, and thank you to the whole Baxall Team for supporting them along the way! 👏   #buildingsbuiltonteamwork 

We'd like to say congratulations to the Team at Maidstone Grammar School for Girls for achieving 43/45 on their Considerate Constructors Scheme visit. Well done to Ian Spink, Mick Faloyo, George Hasemore and the whole project team! 📸 Left to right - George, Matt, Mava #buildingsbuiltonteamwork

Inspiring the next generation - and the next! With children from the local Busy Bees Nurseries Chatham visiting site and taking part in the Groundbreaking Ceremony at our DOCKING STATION project earlier this month. We were delighted to host this event with our very engaging and collaborative project team, and look forward to welcoming the children back to site on a regular basis. Well done, Team! Fantastic photography from Mike chambers Oceanphoto Services 📸 The Historic Dockyard Chatham | Medway Council | University of Kent | Institute of Cultural and Creative Industries #buildingsbuiltonteamwork #doingitdifferently

NATIONAL APPRENTICESHIP WEEK 2025 🕯️ We're joining businesses across the country to shine a light on the positive impact apprenticeships have on individuals, businesses and the wider economy. Celebrating 2 apprentices we currently have working on our project at Sutton Valence School alongside our Site Manager Barbara Holding - Leon Skinner from WESTREE CARPENTRY SERVICES LTD and Baxall's Apprentice Decorator Jak Reed. Well done and thank you to you both. 👏 #buildingsbuiltonteamwork #NAW2025 National Apprenticeship Week

🏘️ 'Best Retrofit Innovation or Project' - Finalist! 🏘️ Together with Tunbridge Wells Borough Council we're looking forward to the Housing Digital Innovation Awards 2025 on the 12th February. The objective was to retrofit to the highest standards – and in line with the Council’s Net Zero strategies – 4 dilapidated Victorian townhouses within Tunbridge Wells’ conservation zone. The premises needed urgent refurbishment to transform them into comfortable accommodation and meet local housing and homelessness needs - including supporting Ukrainian households from the Homes for Ukrainian scheme. In addition to achieving sustainability targets, the Crescent Road project has reduced the Council’s reliance on costly private sector accommodation and boosted the properties’ capital value above TWBC’s initial investment. Good luck to all the finalists, see you on the 12th at The ICC Birmingham! Digital Housing #buildingsbuiltonteamwork #doingitdifferently