CampbellReith

CampbellReith is looking for a Project Environmental Consultant to work in our busy #Bristol office. Your Vision, Our World is the mantra of #CampbellReith's mission - to transform the world in which we live with excellence in engineering. View more about the role below. https://lnkd.in/eTeERe_F #recruitment #recruiting #engineering #hiring #jobsearch #environmentalconsultant

CampbellReith is looking forward to hosting the latest Property Sports Network Women Only Networking Run on 9th April 🏃 This is a great opportunity to connect, support and inspire one another. We hope to see you there! Sign up details below. https://lnkd.in/eHZey5XB #Networking #Team #Running #London

CampbellReith is proud to be sponsoring the ACE2Zambia 2025 project 🌍 It’s an incredible initiative, and we look forward to seeing the progress made this summer!

As one of our #STEM Ambassadors, Andy Higgins recently returned to The Priory CofE School in Dorking for the third year in succession. He assisted the Year 7 students with their marshmallow and spaghetti tower task and then judged a Year 7/8/9 science poster competition. An impressive effort by all! #Engineering #FutureGenerations #Education

Earth Hour - Saturday 22nd March at 8:30pm 🌍💡 CampbellReith understands the importance of sustainable practices in both our work and daily lives. Earth Hour is a reminder that even the smallest actions can make a big difference in our collective efforts to protect the planet. Read more below on the importance of Earth Hour and ways to take part: https://lnkd.in/gTv45v3 #EarthHour #Sustainability #WWF

Fantastic to see Phase 3 of the Wornington Green estate regeneration receive planning consent. It’s been satisfying for all the teams at CampbellReith to see how far the redevelopment has come since our early work on the first phase back in 2009. Great effort by the whole team to get the application in whilst working within the constraints of the area and a shifting legislative backdrop. We look forward to seeing the planning proposals becoming reality over the coming years! #regeneration #affordablehousing #consultingengineers

Senior Geotechnical Engineer, Rose Ashmore, has written an insightful article on 'Net-Zero: Rolling Dynamic Compaction' featured in this month’s AGS - Association of Geotechnical & Geoenvironmental Specialists magazine. Read more below! #AGS #NetZero #Geotechnical 

On Wednesday evening a group from our London office headed to King's Cross to enjoy the outdoor exhibition celebrating ‘extraordinary ordinary’ women on the Granary Square art benches. A great depiction of the ordinary things women do every day, followed by an IWD quiz over pizza, with questions highlighting important topics such as the gender pay gap within the engineering industry and how many seats women currently hold across political parties across the world. An enjoyable evening with colleagues to recognise the steps taken over history to improve gender equality as well as what more needs to be done to achieve a gender equal world. https://lnkd.in/e3fHQkpz #AccelerateAction #IWD2025 #outdoorexhibition #art

Former Pirbright Institute for Animal Health at Compton, Berkshire CampbellReith is pleased to announce we are collaborating with Homes England and LDA Design on bringing forward this complex brownfield site in West Berkshire. The site of the former Pirbright Institute for Animal Health is located on the outskirts of the village of Compton and has a wide variety of environmental related challenges including being located within the North Wessex Downs National Landscape. Due to previous uses, the site was found to be heavily contaminated, and Homes England have recently undertaken an extensive programme of demolition and remediation to clean the site up for future redevelopment. Whilst the site has the benefit of an extant planning consent for the development of up to 160 homes, employment land, landscaping, associated infrastructure and the delivery of a wildlife area, an updated masterplan and planning application are being prepared to address phasing and delivery considerations. The project requires a truly multi-disciplinary and collaborative approach to take it forward and we are very happy to be working once again with this successful team to provide a deliverable planning permission. CampbellReith is providing project management, civil engineering, drainage design, transport and Environmental Impact Assessment with LDA Design providing planning, masterplanning and landscape design from the Lot 2 DaRTS Framework Panel, TEP - The Environment Partnership providing ecology, BNG, arboriculture, LVIA, FLOH Consulting on energy, utilities and sustainability, and ACCON UK Limited with respect to air quality and noise. Each of the team’s unique specialisms have been integrated into a single, cohesive strategy to drive success on this project. The project is being jointly led by Tristan Tucker and Marian Cameron (CampbellReith), with Chris King and Susie Byrne MRTPI (LDA Design).

CampbellReith is proud to be leading a multi-disciplinary team providing project management, engineering and environmental consultancy services at the former Yeo Valley site for Homes England. This is a site located on the outskirts of the village of Cheddar, within Somerset’s Mendip Hills National Landscape, and therefore has significant landscape sensitivities. Having been involved from the initial Technical Due Diligence and capacity planning to support the site’s acquisition by Homes England, CampbellReith’s team comprising LDA Design’s planners and masterplanners, TEP - The Environment Partnership’s ecologists and Lambert Smith Hampton’s property advisors have prepared a new masterplan and achieved Section 73 planning approval in late 2024. The proposed development includes up to 100 new homes, alongside a 60-bed care home, plus extra-care units, workplaces and a nursery. The design of the revised masterplan has carefully considered how to overcome the steep site topography to improve site accessibility, whilst coordinating the proposed site levels with sustainable surface water drainage solutions. The proposed addition of a drainage pond in the south of the site seeks to offer enhancements to biodiversity, water quality, and local amenity. Homes England will now demolish the existing commercial buildings and have recently completed a public procurement exercise to appoint Walters as main contractor to take the site demolition works forward, which includes the construction of a bat barn as ecological mitigation. CampbellReith and TEP will continue to play an important role in managing these works through to completion. This represents a key milestone for the mixed-use regeneration scheme to prepare the site for a developer. Well done to CampbellReith’s Project Director Tristan Tucker, Project Manager and Environmental Consultant Michael Baber, with support from Blessing Farirai, Robert Cogbill on drainage design, Rob Green on transport, Sam Savery as site supervisor, as well as the wider team of Susie Byrne MRTPI and Paul Connelly from LDA Design, Ruth Woolston at TEP and Chris Parkes FRICS at LSH to name a few.