Treble triumph for Llanmoor at the NHBC Pride in the Job Awards
LLANMOOR HOMES is delighted to announce that three of its site managers have been awarded highly prestigious NHBC Pride in the Job Quality Awards for 2017. Mark Tomas, Site Manager at Llanmoor’s Waterloo Gardens development in Newport, Dale Dickenson, Site Manager at Padfield Court in Tonyrefail, and Dave Vincent, Site Manager at Bryn Meurig in Llanharry, were all recognised for their exceptional work for the family-run housebuilder. Running for 37 years, Pride in the Job is the housebuilding industry’s most distinguished awards programme dedicated to recognising the site managers who achieve the highest standards in housebuilding. Mark, Dale and Dave all received the award aſter a series of site visits by the NHBC judges, where they assessed the
All three site managers will now go forward to compete for the Seal of Excellence in the next stage of the competition later this year. Tim Grey, Sales Director at Llanmoor Homes, said: “Tis is another fantastic achievement for Mark, Dale and Dave and a well deserved reward for their continuous hard work and dedication to housebuilding industry. “As a company, we’ve achieved huge success
so far this year and awards Mark Tomas
site managers on how they handle issues such as health and safety, cost control, customer care and site efficiency.
like this are not only testament to the work put in by the site managers, but also a huge credit to everyone who has a part to play in Llanmoor achieving exceptionally high standards across all of our developments.” Llanmoor Homes currently has 6 developments across South Wales. Having just celebrated its most successful financial year to date, the company was recently identified in London Stock
Dale Dickenson
Exchange Group’s ‘1000 Companies to Inspire Britain’ report.
Monmouth housebuilder sponsors and enters raſts into 2017 River Wye charity fund raising event
HOUSEBUILDER Barratt David Wilson Homes BDW South Wales is not just sponsoring the Monmouth Raſt Race 2017 but have entered five raſts into the challenging event. Te firm, which is building new homes at Kingswood Gate, Monmouth, who put their toe in the water last year will have as many as thirty of their people on the water this time. Steve Williams, Managing Director of BDW Homes South Wales, said: “As a business we are working locally and it is nice to help support a local charity and put something back into the community. “We are aware of the work that St David’s Hospice Care do with cancer patients and those other life limiting conditions and as a cancer seems to touch everyone in some way or another we are very keen to support this event. “Te Monmouth Raſt Race is a challenging event and also very good fun when entered into in the right spirit and enjoyable to take part in and raise money for a worthy charity. “We will have five raſts in the event this year which, with an average of six people per raſt means we’ll have probably thirty people in total on the river. “We had a brilliant time last year. It was also a good team building event, not just for the staff at BDW South Wales but with family members and friends joining us on the day, to cheer us along and then enjoying a get together in the marquee to enjoy food and refreshments aſterwards.” Organisers, Monmouth Rotary Club who have staged the annual River Wye Raſt race for the past 15 years will once more raise funds for St David’s Hospice Care through its staging of the 52nd Monmouth Raſt Race. Monmouth Raſt Race will be
staged on Sunday,
September 3. Rotary President, Roger Finn, said: “We are extremely grateful to BDW South Wales for signing up as sponsors for the Monmouth Raſt Race and also entering raſts into
this year’s event.” Emma Saysell, Chief Executive of St David’s Hospice Care, said: “Te continued support we get from Monmouth Rotary Club and our sponsors is truly amazing and important to us especially as our commitments have now been considerably increased with the opening this year of the new 15-bed in patient centre in Malpas.” Te major sponsors of this year’s raſt race are BDW South Wales, Mandarin Stone and Tiny Rebel. Award sponsors are Siltbuster, Jolly Clothing, Harrison Clark Rickerby Solicitors, and EE Monmouth. Further awards sponsorship opportunities remain available, as are stalls at the Family Festival at the finish.
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Te 2017 Monmouth Raſt Race, organised by Monmouth Rotary Club, will take place on Sunday, September 3, starting from Monmouth Rowing Club and ending at Tump Farm, Whitebrook. Te annual event sees teams of four or more build raſts and then paddle them 6.5 miles down the River Wye from the rowing club steps at Monmouth to Whitebrook. Entry costs £75 per raſt including a commitment to raise a minimum of £100 in sponsorship. For full details about the 2017 Monmouth Raſt Race, including online or postal entries, please visit
www.monmouthraſtrace. com or call Monmouth Raſt Race secretary, Rotarian David Forbes on 01600 712665 or Kris Broome at St David’s Hospice Care on 01633 851051.
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