We are very happy to announce that we have once again won a Considerate Constructors Silver Award. Hannah and Paul collected our award in November, at a ceremony held in the Rosewood Hotel. Many construction companies attended the event which was a great opportunity to meet others in the industry.

No other demolition company received a Silver Award, or higher, in our category of £250k – £3.5m turnover so a great big thank you to our fantastic workforce for making this award happen.

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Phil Baker has finally decided to throw away his safety boots and don his gardening wellies and is looking forward to a well earned retirement. He initially joined L A Moore Ltd in 1966, had a few breaks working elsewhere, and rejoined in 1974, some 45 years of loyal service.

The Baker family have been part of the L A Moore Ltd family since 1963 – 56 years – Mike, Rob, Phil, Alec, and Darren. Even their relations have joined us for some periods; Dennis Blinman, Mike Durston and now Paul, who is the partner of Rob’s daughter. Adding all their service together, the Baker family has worked a total of 203 years for L A Moore Ltd, which is quite a feat!

Phil is a much loved part of the company and will undoubtedly be missed and we would all like to wish him well and have a few more “lie in’s”.

Watch this space with regards a get together later in the year….

First to get an Easter egg photo back to head office this year is Robin Sams. Clint Leigh took this photo on site at Brue Farm, Highbridge. From left to right are Phil Baker, Jason Emmett and Robin Sams.

Joe Ready, acting as the Easter Bunny, took this picture of Richard Dines, Simon Farrington and Nathan Cox on site at the former police station in Cheddar.

Shaun Schroeder took the following Easter photos on site at the Bridgend Police Headquarters: