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The Team at 75 London Wall Makes a Difference Last week, the dedicated team at 75 London Wall participated in an impactful event aimed at reducing food waste and promoting sustainability. Their collective efforts resulted in saving an impressive 85.43kgs of food from ending up in landfill. The event was a testament to the team's commitment to environmental responsibility and community support. By rescuing surplus food, they not only helped to minimise waste but also contributed to feeding those in need. This initiative aligns with the broader goals of sustainability and social responsibility that the our project teams strive to uphold.   Participants worked tirelessly to collect, sort, and distribute the food, ensuring that it reached the right places where it could be used effectively. The success of this event highlights the importance of teamwork and the positive impact that can be achieved when individuals come together for a common cause.   The team at 75 London Wall continues to inspire others with their dedication to making a difference. Their actions serve as a reminder that every effort counts in the fight against food waste and in building a more sustainable future.

Join Us at the Maidstone Apprenticeship Fair with Edel Ferry and Nicole Bennett! We’re excited to kick off the day at the Maidstone Apprenticeship Fair with Edel Ferry and Nicole Bennett from Erith! Erith is a UK-wide contractor with expertise in demolition, earthworks, asbestos removal, haulage, and infrastructure. If you’re interested in starting your career with us through an apprenticeship, we’d love to meet you! Stop by our table to learn more about the opportunities we have to offer. Whether you’re looking to build your skills in construction or want to make an impact in one of our specialist fields, we’re here to help you take the first step. We look forward to meeting you and discussing how you can become part of our team!

Students from the Yarmouth and Lowestoft Campuses of the East Coast College and University Of The Third Age had the opportunity to visit a historic engineering project, gaining valuable insights into local history and modern engineering practices. The visit was organised by Steve Fox and hosted by Erith Contractors in collaboration with National Grid. John Wickes, the placement officer for the engineering department at East Coast College, shared his thoughts on the visit: "I think the students really got a brilliant insight into local history and, more importantly, an engineering project which was started in the Victorian times. They can compare that with the high-tech engineering that they're dealing with at college."   The students were enthusiastic about the experience. Finlay, a T level engineering student from Lowestoft, said, "What I've enjoyed today is just seeing the shape planning that needs to go into a project like this. It's really inspired me as an engineer and what I want to go into in the future."   Xanthe, another T level engineering student from Lowestoft, expressed her appreciation for the visit: "I really enjoyed seeing how such a huge building built in 1884 is still standing and the measures that are taken to preserve it for future generations."   The visit provided the students with a unique opportunity to see first hand the challenges and intricacies involved in preserving historic structures while integrating modern engineering techniques. The students were able to witness the dedication and expertise required to maintain and restore such significant landmarks.   Xanthe also extended her gratitude to National Grid, Erith Contractors, and the team involved: “I'd really like to thank National Grid, Erith, and the team here for giving the students a fantastic opportunity for an insight into a local history project linked to engineering.” Overall, the visits were a resounding success, leaving the students inspired and motivated to pursue their careers in engineering. The collaboration between East Coast College, University Of The Third Age, National Grid, and Erith Contractors showcased the importance of preserving historical engineering achievements while embracing modern advancements.

Early spring days at the site of 54 The Bishops Avenue. As construction progresses and the building continues to rise, it's exciting to see the breathtaking views that future residents will enjoy from their apartments. Situated in an elevated position, this development offers far-reaching vistas across London—providing a serene retreat while remaining just moments from the city's vibrant energy. Thoughtfully designed to harmonize with nature, the architecture seamlessly integrates with the site's ancient trees, ensuring both privacy and a deep connection to the natural surroundings. 🌳✨ Pilbrow & Partners PAD landscapes The Erith Group

Scenes from site: On tour at DIALS with Greycoat Real Estate LLP’s Commercial and Construction Director Naman Masoud FRICS and main contractors The Erith Group 1 & 2. The view overlooking the new atrium lobby before the roof and glazing goes in. 3. Drylining metal stud framework is being installed as the first of these large floor plates starts to take shape. 4. Containment work now in progress for the energy efficiency MEP installations that will follow. 5. Visualising the end product complete with great floor to ceilings, long runs of clear floor space and great natural light. Once completed, this thoughtfully renovated office building will feature expansive floor plates, top tier amenities and a stand out approach to sustainable retrofitting and reuse. With ambitious targets of BREEAM Excellent, EPC A, Nabers 5* and Well Platinum, DIALS is setting a new benchmark for modern, eco conscious workspaces. Watch this space - https://dials.london Contact our agents Alex Novelli Tom Bremner Ali Brown at Cushman & Wakefield and Jack Beeby Dan Roberts at BH2

In celebration of International Women's Day 2025 on Saturday 8th March, Erith is proud to spotlight the achievements of incredible women in the demolition and construction industry. These professionals have shared their insights and experiences with the company, proving that gender should never be a barrier to success. From project management and plant operating to health and safety, bid writing, and surveying, their contributions are shaping the future of our industry, making it stronger, more innovative, and inclusive. Their stories inspire us all to challenge outdated perceptions and pursue our passions, no matter the field. Join us in celebrating these trailblazers and the many women who make our business and the industry thrive. Happy International Women's Day! #IWD2025 #WomenInConstruction #BreakingBarriers #ErithGroup #ExperiencetheExceptional

A huge thank you from North Kent College to the incredible suppliers supporting the KFE Trades Competition at our Gravesend Campus! 👏 FLAHIVE BRICKWORK LIMITED – for their generous donation of bricks Chartway Partnerships Group – for providing timber to support the competition The Erith Group– for their fantastic prize donations Your contributions have helped make the KFE Trades Competition possible, giving students the opportunity to showcase their skills and shine in their chosen trades.

🚀 Demolition diary #2   Catch the exciting moment the first of two 65 tonne overhead cranes was run off the #Sizewell A turbine hall crane rails onto a concrete landing pad 💥   ♻️The cranes will be cut down in size and transported off site for resale on the metals market.   Demolition work continues to remove more external cladding this week.   👀 Look out for the next diary entry when we share a special memory of the control room falling silent for the last time a decade ago.    #NuclearDecommissioning #demolition #SustainableDemolition #MetalRecycling Wendy Heath  

Congratulation to Paul Best and Mahmoud Gimae who have been shortlisted in the Plant Operator and Apprentice categories at this year's National Federation of Demolition Contractors Awards. This is an exceptional achievement, and we are incredibly proud of both Paul and Mahmoud for their hard work and dedication! #experiencetheexceptional #NFDC #apprenticeships #excellence #NFDCawards

Taking a bird’s eye view of the site at 54 The Bishops Avenue, we’re excited to share this drone shot taken last week. The sunny conditions provided the perfect opportunity to showcase the excellent progress made The Erith Group as the development reaches Level 2 of its structure. This landmark project consists of four buildings designed by Pilbrow & Partners, including the historic Oak Lodge. The development will blend seamlessly with the neighboring trees but will also feature extensive landscape architecture by PAD landscapes, including a woodland walk around the perimeter and an outdoor kitchen and dining area. We look forward to sharing further updates as this exciting development continues to progress.