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The refurbishment work has included installing a new pool lining, a new pool surround, repainting, and the installation of a new pool filtration system and pumps.
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Cambrian Railway Building is Winner of National Railway Heritage Award
Work is underway at Whittington CE Primary School on a three classroom extension to the existing School. PSG are working with the appointed Design and Build Contractor, PaveAways Limited, to provide the 3 new classrooms which will be situated at the rear of the existing School building.
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Bishops Castle Business Park new art sculpture
Get on the approved contractors list to be invited to carry out reactive maintenance and to quote for the provision of works to all our properties, including offices, schools and some domestic housing.
More infoFrom planning to instalment we are most grateful to Property Services Group for making this revamp happen. It has changed the quality of service for our pupils hugely. Steve Carpenter, Harvey Gould and Graham Corbett have been fantastic.
I just wanted to say how pleased I am with the work that has been done in the half term. The ceilings look great and the hall windows are fabulous. Both companies have been super! Thank you.
Good Luck to you all and please keep up the good work that you do for us all.
Thanks for such great support today Daron. It is much appreciated. Please pass my thanks onto Steve and the other team members.
Thank you for the overview and update and for the prompt responses; much appreciated!
We have had a number of visitors to carry out or review works here over the past few days so thanks to both you and Andy for this. Also thanks to Pete for his update with me which has again proved useful.