We want to share with you first our refreshed brand which you will see in use from today! We are really excited to share this news with you, as part of our business plans to retain what makes us unique whilst continuing to evolve across all sectors of the Brookbanks business.
Our new brand reinforces what we value most, in understanding our clients’ individual needs, to challenge the status quo and think differently to drive value and deliver great outcomes on all our projects. Further updates will be shared over the next few weeks through our social’s media channels, website and directly through our teams.
We look forward to working with you and your business over the coming years, and further enhancing our relationship as a key partner in providing a Master Developer role and Technical, Engineering, Commercial and Development Management Consultant Services from initial site selection through planning and implementation into operation over a variety of projects across the UK.
We hope to be able to meet you in person soon and have a proper new brand launch event. In its place for now, we will be making a donation to the Brookbanks’ 2020 charity, the Alzheimer’s Society.
Brookbanks recently hosted an insightful webinar on the Building Safety Act 2022, shedding light on the evolving landscape of building safety regulations in England. The session, led by Associate Director Jack Kenny, covered the Act’s implications, industry challenges, and Brookbanks’ proactive approach to compliance.
In the heart of Portsmouth Harbour, nestled on The Camber, stands a building that embodies ambition, precision, and sustainability the Ben Ainslie Racing Headquarters. Conceived as the nerve centre for Sir Ben Ainslie’s 2021 America’s Cup challenge, this prestigious facility is more than just a workplace; it’s a symbol of cutting-edge design and collaborative engineering.
Following a high-profile resignation by Angela Rayner over a tax issue, UK prime minister Sir Keir Starmer moved swiftly to appoint Steve Reed as the new Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government. Reed, who previously served as Environment Secretary, inherits Rayner’s housing brief at a critical juncture. He has launched his tenure with a promise to “get Britain building” so that “everyone has access to affordable, safe homes and thriving communities”.