Surplus mobile phones firm will provide a vital lifeline for victims fleeing abusive relationships after they were donated to Splitz Support Service by construction company Stonewood Group.

Being sponsored by a construction firm in his first professional season for Bath Rugby is more apt than you could imagine for promising fly-half Orlando Bailey – one of his closest confidants also works in the sector.

Big-hearted construction firm directors gave up their weekend to create a new garden area from a wasteland for a homeless charity. Senior management from Stonewood Group spent their Saturday helping to turn an unloved dumping ground into an attractive outdoor space for Doorway in Chippenham at its new base in The Citadel in Bath Road.

We are absolutely delighted that Archie Smart has won the ‘Outstanding Apprentice of the Year’ award at the BristolLive & BathLive Apprenticeship Awards 2022 on Tuesday 17th May.

Construction group Stonewood is tackling the outdated macho image of building sites and encouraging its staff to talk about problems that could cause stress and anxiety. During Mental Health Awareness Week, a series of site visits, seminars and ‘Tool Box Talks’ have aimed to let workers know that they can open up about things that are worrying them and there will be someone to listen.

After 28 years in the construction industry Stonewood Builders Managing Director Jamie Priest has the experience and judgement needed to navigate a way around all the obstacles the job can throw at him – but the lure of equestrianism almost had him clearing completely different types of hurdles for a living.

Stonewood ambassador Harry Meade is about to embark on his 12th Badminton International Horse Trials, the toughest challenge in the equestrian calendar which combines the discipline of the dressage, the daring of the cross country and the nerve-jangling precision of show jumping across four days of intense competition.

At the end of the 2020/21 season, former Bath Rugby Hooker, Ross Batty hung up his boots and prepared for life after rugby on one of our sites. We took CEO Matt Aitkenhead down to Salisbury to have a catch-up and discuss how he is adjusting to life on site.

​​​​​​​On 25.03.22 and 26.03.22, we raised money for Brain Tumour Research through ‘Wear a Hat Day’ and ‘Walk of Hope. Both of the events were a huge success as we raised over £1,700 for Brain Tumour Research.

Today marks International Women’s Day 2022 sitting in the middle of Women in Construction Week (6-12 March) which strives to encourage the next generation of women to enter construction, when discrimination and a lack of equality remain prominent industry challenges.