John Bale remembers Peter Willmott, who led Willmott Dixon through a phase of expansion while placing a high value on the company’s responsibility towards its people and society.

As National Apprenticeship Week starts (5-9 Feb), Willmott Dixon’s Janette Welton-Pai explains why promoting this event matters to the construction industry.

The management trainee at Willmott Dixon talks about being a Tomorrow’s Leaders champion, working towards chartered status and the importance of building relationships.

Willmott Dixon is undergoing a major window replacement project at Queen’s Medical Centre in Nottingham to improve the hospital’s energy efficiency and reduce its carbon footprint.

Willmott Dixon is using new harness-based technology on its construction projects to enhance safety for workers using a boom-type MEWP.

The apprentice build manager at Willmott Dixon outlines her ambition to champion women in construction and changing education for the better.

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The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) is looking for built environment professionals to share their views on recruiting ex-offenders.

Twenty tonnes of 1930s steel beams salvaged from the former House of Fraser building in London’s Oxford Street are being reused in a new office development.

Willmott Dixon has finished a new huge complex for members of The All England Lawn Tennis Club, home to the annual Wimbledon Championships tennis tournaments.

Willmott Dixon has been using air-purifying paint in the construction site of its new office building in London.

On a difficult brownfield site, Chris Purchase scored the big victories in the ground.

Willmott Dixon is working with the Black Professionals in Construction network (BPIC) to improve ethnic minority representation and retention.

The Amelia Scott Centre has been a complex heritage and refurbishment project for Willmott Dixon Interiors, which involved joining together two existing buildings.

Four contractors that took part in a flexible working pilot have all seen a reduction in sickness absence one year on.

A CIOB fellow and Willmott Dixon manager is to take on the newly created role of chair of CIOB trustees.

A total of 15 companies, including Laing O’Rourke and Multiplex have become founding members of the new ConcreteZero programme.

Willmott Dixon’s group chief executive has blasted the Building Safety Act, calling it a “poorly conceived travesty of justice”.