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Updated News & Views

Kingston University shortlisted for Refurb of the Year

News & Views Refurb of the Year nomination Back to news & views Award Shortlist Nomination for Kingston Uni, Penrhyn Road We’re thrilled to share that the Kingston University Penrhyn Road project has been shortlisted for the Refurbishment of the Year at the Education Estates® Exhibition | Conference | Awards Sustainability Awards! 🌱 The phased refurbishment has transformed the ground floor into a vibrant, future-ready space, including a new home for the Union of Kingston Students, a Careers Centre, catering and collaboration zones, and improved external landscapes. 💡 Sustainability Highlights:🪴 Close collaboration with Kingston University’s biodiversity team to minimise environmental impact🌳 Tree protection measures and reuse of materials to reduce carbon emissions🌊 Energy and water usage tracked via our sustainability platform💡 Upgraded thermal linings, MVHR/NVHR systems, and low-energy lighting🗑️ 0% waste sent to landfill🎉 Considerate Constructors Score: Excellent – 44/45👷 Student engagement through site presentations on careers in construction

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Plastic Free July

News & Views Plastic Free July Back to news & views Supporting Plastic Free July  and have challenging ourselves to break the habit of single-use plastics. 📊 Did you know that the UK construction industry generates over 50,000 tonnes of plastic waste every year from sites? Or that the average office worker throws away 156 plastic bottles a year? 🌍Plastic Free July is a global movement first organised by the Plastic Free Foundation in 2011 to raise awareness of these issues and promote practical steps to reduce everyday plastic use. At Neilcott, we want to be part of this solution to plastic pollution, so this year our sustainability team have developed initiatives, both on site and in the office, to help our organisation make a difference. 🏆At our Orpington office the Plastic Free Lunch Challenge is underway, with 5 teams competing to see who can bring in the most completely plastic-free lunches by the end of the month, with plastic free prizes on offer for the team with the most brought in! Thanks to our Sustainability Intern Rowena Shivam for heading this up! 🚧Meanwhile, we have challenged our construction site teams to engage with as many plastic waste reducing initiatives as possible, including using a reusable water bottle, separating plastic waste from general waste and engaging with our supply chain to identify any innovative ideas. Additionally, we are rewarding innovative methods to reduce plastic waste on site. At our Staines Hub project, Protec is being used to recycle and remanufacture protective sheeting. We’ve also changed our water cooler supplier across all sites so that empty water containers are taken back by the supplier and refilled, instead of being recycled. As part of our pledge towards PlasticFreeJuly, we provided each of our employees a reusable water bottle to encourage avoiding disposable plastic bottles and to start thinking about using single-use plastic in a different way! 🎉 Thank you to our brilliant Sustainability Manager Leila du Toit, MIEnvSc CEnv for organising. ➡️ The Ocean Bottle that we have provided staff, was chosen because:✅ They are made with a minimum of 65% recycled materials✅ Each bottle sold has funded the collection of 11.4kgs of plastic, equivalent to stopping over 1000 plastic bottles from entering the ocean✅ The plastic collected is recycled through a traceable system, contributing to the creation of a circular economy. 📢 We believe that even the smallest of actions can have huge impact when we work together.

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LEDUTC Virtual Work Experience

News & Views LDEUTC Virtual Work Experience 2025 Back to news & views We were thrilled to host 100 Year 9 students from London Design & Engineering UTC for a dynamic 4-day virtual work experience from 14th July-17th July 2025.  Working in teams, students were set a task to design a new-build facility on a vacant plot on the school campus, considering the build type, potential cost & benefits the new facility may provide. As part of the task, groups were expected to create a model (digital, sketch or physical) for presentation to a panel of judges, with clear reasoning as to their design choices. Throughout the week, students developed their ideas, worked through their designs, and prepared presentations, enhancing their teamwork, research, presentation and creativity skills. We were very impressed with the level of effort, professionalism and creativity of each group, making it very difficult for our judges to select a Top Three. Congratulations to the following teams who developed compelling designs and models, whilst delivering an informative and engaging presentation to our panel of judges: 🥇 1st Place – Shift Zones🥈 2nd Place – Nova5🥉 3rd Place – Project Construction Thank you to London Design and Engineering UTC & Kenan F. Drugzani for the opportunity to deliver this Virtual Work Experience Programme for the second year running, and to the students for taking part!

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Neilcott’s Young Persons Programme

News & Views Neilcott’s Young Persons Programme Back to news & views 👷‍♂️ Investing in Futures Providing lifelong learning opportunities is key to maintaining both employee satisfaction & our competitive edge through highly skilled staff. As such, we offer opportunities to all staff to progress through training & internal development. We have recently launched the Neilcott Young Persons Programme, a dedicated initiative designed to do exactly that. Spanning across 12 engaging modules, the programme offers valuable insights into core construction practices, alongside our internal processes and policies. Each module is packed with expert knowledge, hands-on tasks, and encourages social interaction to build confidence & collaboration.

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Recent Project Wins

News & Views Recent Project Wins Back to news & views We’re celebrating a fantastic run of recent project wins, each one reflecting our mission for creating inclusive, future-ready places that support communities across London and the South East 🎉 🏫 Watergate School – Lewisham CouncilNew two-storey teaching block for SEN learners, complete with sensory garden, MUGA and adventure playground. 🏘️ Bromley North Housing – London Borough of BromleyDelivering 75 high-quality new build apartments across two residential blocks. 🎓 Brampton Manor Sixth Form – Brampton Manor TrustA three-storey Sixth Form building designed to match and expand on previous works at this outstanding school. 🏥 All Saints SEMH School – Bracknell Forest CouncilTransforming the former Warfield Primary into a purpose-built SEMH school for specialist education provision. 🏢 Brixton Decoupling – London Borough of LambethComplex separation of connected utilities and services between Brixton Recreation Centre and International House.

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Project Completion: Kingston Uni

News & Views Project Completion: Kingston University, Penrhyn Road Back to news & views 📢 We’re proud to announce the successful completion of our works at Kingston University’s Penrhyn Road campus. 🏫 We undertook major refurbishment works at the campus, delivered across two phases to ensure minimal disruption to university operations. Works have included transforming the vacant library into the new home of the Union of Kingston Students, refurbishing the former student union space into a new Careers Centre and creating a new catering area, relax zone and collaboration area. ➡️ ✏️ The improvements made will support Kingston University’s ambition to provide first-class learning spaces for students and staff alike. Photography: 3DH Photography

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Official Opening of Emily Lodge

News & Views Official Opening: Emily Lodge Short Breaks Back to news & views ➡️ We were delighted to celebrate the official opening of Emily Lodge Short Breaks earlier this month, which our Winchester Regional Director John Papworth attended. 🏡 A welcoming and purpose-built space designed to provide essential respite care for families caring for adults with additional needs. Featuring a sensory room, lounge and 8 ensuite bedrooms. ✅ This inspiring new facility offers a safe, inclusive environment where families can access high-quality short break services, supporting both well-being and independence. 🪴 We were also thrilled to see the planters that we donated, looking beautiful and full!

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Topping Out Ceremony at Pelham Street

News & Views Topping Out Ceremony at Pelham Street Back to news & views 📢 A milestone moment at 40 Pelham Street! 🏢 ➡️ We recently welcomed the Wellcome Trust team for a small topping out ceremony at the East Building. To mark the occasion, they fixed the final zinc bracket! A symbolic step in the transformation of this disused site in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. ✅ We’re proud to be delivering a high-quality, two-story office that brings new life to this historic location.

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Celebrating EOT Day

News & Views EOT Day 2025 Back to news & views 🎉To mark Employee Ownership Day, Neilcott treated all colleagues across our sites and offices to ice cream as a small gesture of appreciation. Employee Ownership Trusts (EOTs) enable employees to collectively own a majority stake in the business through a trust, fostering a culture of shared responsibility, long-term stability, and inclusive success. At Neilcott, we’re proud to be part of this growing movement. Employee ownership isn’t just a structure, it’s a culture. One where everyone’s voice matters, decisions are made with purpose, and success is something we all share. Here’s to the brilliant people who help shape our journey every day. 👏

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Award Win for Fareham Live

News & Views Award win for Fareham Live! Back to news & views 🏆 We’re thrilled to announce that our Fareham Live project has won an award at the South Coast Property Awards 2025, as Regeneration Project of the Year! 📢 🎭 Fareham Live is more than just a building, it’s a cultural hub and a transformative project for the local community, and we’re proud to have played a part in bringing it to life. ➡️ Built on the site of the old Ferneham Hall, Fareham Live is a new state-of-the-art entertainment venue, boasting an 800-seat concert hall and 120-seat secondary space. Complimented with a daytime café & bistro, the space will host pantomimes, top-tier musicals, spectacular live music & household-name comedians, whilst also offering a studio space to showcase upcoming talent or community-driven live performances.

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