Careers Fair at Loughborough University
On 5 November, Farrow Walsh Ltd was delighted to attend the Loughborough University Autumn Careers Fest & Fair, engaging with students from a wide range of disciplines who are passionate about pursuing careers in engineering and construction.
Read ArticleProgress Report: Welland Quarter
Farrow Walsh Ltd is pleased to report significant progress at Welland Quarter, with the installation of the site’s sustainable urban drainage systems (SuDS) advancing smoothly. This key phase of the works is preparing the development for the upcoming paving stage and represents an important step in the project’s delivery.
Read ArticleProgress Report: Tipton
Farrow Walsh Ltd recently visited the Tipton site to review progress on the 55-unit social housing scheme being delivered in partnership with Torsion Construction and Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council.
Read ArticleFarrow Walsh appears in Midlands Insider Infrastructure Feature
Civil and Structural Engineering consultancy Farrow Walsh has appeared in the March issue of the Midlands Insider publication.
Read ArticleQuality all round at Farrow Walsh
Farrow Walsh has just renewed their ISO9001 accreditation for the third consecutive year.
Read ArticleAll systems go for new Transport Planner at Farrow Walsh
Farrow Walsh has just recruited a new Senior Transport Planner to strengthen their existing team. John O’Neill commenced work at the beginning of November and has had a busy few weeks.
Read ArticleFarrow Walsh completes work on Phase 1 of Warwick Retirement Village
Farrow Walsh has just seen phase 1 of a retirement village in Warwick completed with phase 2 set to start.
Read ArticleFarrow Walsh sponsors the ProCon Awards 2016
Farrow Walsh has just sponsored the 2016 ProCon Leicestershire Awards.
Read ArticleSecond Phase developments at Yateley Hampshire Lakes keep Farrow Walsh busy
Farrow Walsh were initially invited to review the constraints of the development site for Hampshire Lakes four years ago. The land on which the development was proposed was considered to be undevelopable due to historic river and highway flooding.
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