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 Simpson Brickwork Conservation, whose expertise continues to contribute to our work at Museum of Farnham. Their exceptional cons

At MCS, the wellbeing of our colleagues is a top priority. We are committed to supporting our team’s health, happiness, and overall wellbeing, which is why we are thrilled to launch, this March, a trial o f the ‘WorkWell Programme’ in partnership with the local gym, Go! Health Woking – a modern, inclusive corporate wellbeing programme designed to help people move more, feel better, and thrive at work. Phil Hall, Founder of Go! Health Woking, said: “The Go! Health WorkWell P

At The Link Community Hub in Haslemere, the MCS team is making excellent progress across the site. Internally, drylining is now fully complete on the upper floor and advancing rapidly on the ground floor. Plastering works have commenced upstairs, with downstairs set to follow once drylining is finished. Externally, careful restoration has been carried out on the deteriorated windowsills, blending seamlessly with the existing structure and preserving the building’s charact

The MCS team is fully set up on site, with works now well underway at Runnymede Depot in Chertsey. The project involves the demolition of the existing offices, with the area being repurposed to form a new car park, alongside the full refurbishment of the disused St John’s Ambulance Station located across the road. Once complete, the refurbished building will provide new office accommodation for occupation by the council. As the first phase of works progresses, the team has

Groundworks and internal demolition are now underway at the site of a new building for Portesbery School in Camberley, marking a significant milestone in the renovation of the former community centre. Inside, the team is carefully reconfiguring the building to better meet the functional needs of the school. This includes removing internal walls, bricking up redundant doorways, and creating new openings where needed. Outside, groundworks are progressing smoothly, including t