Changing the narrative on suicide in construction and beyond
Every year on 10 September, organisations and communities around the world come together to mark World Suicide Prevention Day – a day to pause, reflect, raise awareness, and take meaningful action to help prevent suicide.
Read moreBuilding more than just structures in Hartlepool
At our Highlight project, we’re constructing an active wellbeing hub for Hartlepool Borough Council that will support the local community and inspire future talent.
Read moreOur new Technical Services Director brings engineering prowess to WPS Facilities Management
Our WPS division has appointed Lee Shone as Technical Services Director for Facilities Management, marking a significant milestone in an ongoing commitment to innovation, operational excellence, and self-delivered engineering solutions.
Read moreOur Construction team wins at the North West Regional Construction Awards 2025
We are thrilled to announce that Wates has won the sub-regional project of the year at the North West Regional Construction Awards.
Read moreWates Group announces the appointment of a new Chief Commercial Officer
Pat Fitzgerald will join Wates Group on 1 September 2025 as Chief Commercial Officer, following the retirement of Simon Potter earlier in the year.
Read moreCongratulations to our CCS 2025 Award winners!
We are thrilled to celebrate the outstanding achievements of our winning projects at the Considerate Constructors Scheme (CCS) National Site Awards 2025.
Read moreWates Group secures new Chief People Officer
James Saunders has been appointed Chief People Officer for Wates Group and will sit on the Executive Committee.
Read moreWates appoints Homes England Corporate Director to spearhead strategic growth in public sector
Wates Group, one of the UK’s leading building, development and maintenance companies, has strengthened its public sector team with the appointment of Robert Stone as Head of Public Sector and National Frameworks.
Read morePhoebe Wood appointed Senior Business Development Manager for Wates Fit Out
Phoebe Wood joined Wates Fit Out as Senior Business Development Manager, where she will lead our business development activities and help drive new opportunities for the team.
Read moreTalking is key to reimagining Croydon’s future
We’re committed to supporting Croydon. We were founded here more than 125 years ago and continue actively supporting community projects.
Read moreManaging bipolar within the construction industry
Patrick Shah-Reagan talks about what life is like in construction with bipolar disorder and how Wates has supported him.
Read moreRemarkable CCS Score at Gartree 2
We celebrate an outstanding achievement for our team at Gartree 2, securing an incredible score for the Considerate Constructors Scheme.
Read moreGeorge Mosey appointed as UK Operations Director for Construction
George Mosey has been appointed as Operations Director for the Construction division at Wates, bringing more than 16 years of experience.
Read moreTop 10 insights to help you prepare for Social Housing Fund
Our expert Wates Property Services’ social housing decarbonisation Ben Williams has shared his valuable insights on how to prepare for Social Housing Fund wave three allocations.
Read morePatrick Shan-Regan shares his mental health journey
We believe our people are our greatest strength, and Patrick Shah-Regan is a shining example of how sharing your mental health journey and embracing neurodiversity can unlock extraordinary potential.
Read moreWe’ve strengthened our facilities management leadership team with senior appointments
Jack Prady has been appointed as the new Managing Director of our facilities management business.
Read moreWe’ve strengthened our property services leadership with key appointments
We’ve made two significant hires to our leadership team, strengthening our Wates’ Property Services business – which provides social housing maintenance alongside facilities management.
Read moreCollaboration; the key to unlocking project efficiencies
Winning business strategies in many sectors today look quite different from the ones common in earlier years, when the accepted view was to compete and prevail, with ‘self’ as the central theme.
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