Newham site managers shortlisted for housing oscars
Pat Coughtrey
, News Editor
Friday, July 6, 2012
11:00 AM
Site managers at the forefront of Newham’s homes drive are amomg first round winners for the annual NHBC (National House-Building Council) Pride in the Job Awards and are now shortlisted for a regional title for their high quality developments.
The four “housing oscar” hopefuls oversaw developments for Admore Construction Ltd’s development on High Street, Stratford; Barratt East London’s Waterside Park in Silvertown and two from Galliford Try Partnerships Ltd for separate developments of the Athletes’ Village at the lympic Park in Stratford.
The quartete come from over 13,000 site managers across the UK and are among 450 select individuals who have excelled, 26 of whom make up the London shortlist.
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