As part of our ongoing commitment to delivering meaningful social value, MCS was delighted to donate £500 to the Friends of St Giles Hill, supporting the planting of new trees and shrubbery at St Giles Hill Graveyard in Winchester as part of our Winchester Pavilion project. Steeped in history, the graveyard dates back to medieval times, with origins believed to trace as far back as 1080. Today, it is cared for by a dedicated team of around 70 volunteers, whose efforts are s

Works at Epsom Fire Station are developing at pace, on behalf of Surrey County Council. Externally, the scaffolding has now been removed from the drill tower following the successful completion of structural repairs, and inside the station, various improvements have been made throughout. The kit room is now fully operational and occupied by the firefighters, new flooring has been installed in the gym, and the locker room is undergoing redecoration works. The staircases have

At MCS, we view our subcontractors and suppliers as more than just partners - they are an extension of our team and an essential part of our success. We are committed to fostering strong, collaborative relationships built on trust, respect, and a shared dedication to excellence. This month, we are proud to spotlight the excellent work completed by Phillips Decorators, whose expertise continues to contribute to our work at The Link Community Hub in Haslemere. Their decoratin

Just one month to go until the London Construction Programme Annual Procurement Summit 2026. The summit takes place at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on 23 April 2026, bringing together public sector leaders to discuss and shape the future of construction procurement. Justin Whiteman, James Drewer and Tanja Clark will be on hand throughout the day to discuss any challenges you may be facing, share insights, and provide practical buildability advice. Our team looks forward to

Works at Portesbery School in Camberley are progressing, on behalf of Surrey County Council. Recently, the extension’s concrete ground slab has been laid, and temporary roof support has been installed to safely secure the roof whilst the team prepares to remove the existing front wall. Additionally, further asbestos removal works are being carried out within the main hall ceiling to ensure the area is safe for the next phase of construction. Looking ahead, the next stages