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Careys Foundation demonstrated our continued commitment to supporting charitable causes, last month, when we announced our five charity partnerships for 2020 and 2021.

At Careys, we strive to ensure that our team members learn the required skills to be able to effectively carry out their responsibilities – all whilst keeping their ongoing development in mind.

This month, Careys was awarded Galliford Try’s Subcontractor of the Year Award for Health and Safety performance on their 100 Avebury Boulevard project – a 140,000ft2 commercial building development in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire.

At Careys, we support and nurture emerging talent – from apprenticeship opportunities to offering graduate programmes, we strive to help every member of our teams to reach their potential and learn every step of the way.

Supporting the terminal expansion plans at Birmingham International Airport, Careys has been appointed a package of substructure groundworks and civils works.

As part of our commitment to support charitable causes across the UK and Ireland, we are pleased to announce that we will be extending our partnerships with the following five charities for a further two years:

In line with our high-quality standards, Careys is delivering substructure and superstructure works at Potato Wharf in Manchester, the residential collection of one- and two-bedroom apartments on behalf of principal contractor and client Lendlease.

To celebrate National Apprenticeships Week, we're highlighting our own apprentices across the Group, sharing an insight on their career paths.

This week it's National Apprenticeships Week and to highlight the week we'll be sharing Q&As with our own apprentices across the Group.

From our site teams to our regional offices, our employees facilitate our continuous success through their hard-work and dedication.

Last week Careys Plant & Fleet were audited by the Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme (FORS) against their Bronze, Silver and Gold accreditations.

We’re pleased to share that Careys has secured a contract to transform the iconic Oxford Street district in central London, working alongside J Murphy & Sons Ltd in a joint venture (Murphy-Carey JV).