This Armistice Day, we are proud to support the Royal British Legion’s Poppy Appeal 2025, a vital charity that provides assistance to members of the armed forces, veterans, and their families.   On this day, we pause to reflect on the dedication and sacrifices of all those who have served our country, past and present. This year, we are especially highlighting the family members of our team who served in the World Wars, honouring their courage and bravery.   We will remember

On Saturday, 8th November, MCS was proud to support Winchester Bonfire & Fireworks evening by volunteering our time and resources to the fantastic Winchester Roundtable charity, helping to benefit our local community.   In the days leading up to the event, our team assisted with unloading large quantities of pallets from several delivery lorries. These were then stacked by Winchester Roundtable to create the impressive bonfire, with support from MCS’s telehandler. Additionall

We are excited to announce the award of a new contract by Surrey County Council. The project will see MCS undertaking a complete extension and alteration of the existing Deepcut Community Centre into a post-16 facility for the adjacent Portesbery SEND School.   Works will include a single-storey extension from the main building, together with the alteration and renovation of the existing building. These refurbishments will consist of replacing the roof tiles, windows, and all

Last week, we were delighted to welcome the Town Mayor, Councillor Jean Arrick, along with seven Haslemere Town Councillors, to The Link. The Councillors, who are based locally, have been following the progress of the development closely, particularly as the project has received support from both Waverley Borough Council and Haslemere Town Council through CIL funding.   Once a Victorian school, The Link is currently undergoing a major refurbishment led by MCS. The project wil

Works have officially commenced at Grovelands Primary School in Walton-on-Thames, on behalf of Surrey County Council.   The MCS team have been carefully identifying and removing areas of damage and decay from classroom windowsills and frames, including one SEN classroom. This will prepare the areas for vital restoration works to begin.   Where possible, the team have been vigilant to preserve as much of the original structures, keeping all undamaged sections of the sills and