Cal Garbett

Charity Business News - Disadvantaged young people in Nottingham are set to benefit from a holiday club that will increase their confidence and enhance their mental health using the arts after receiving a cash boost from a local housebuilder.

Construction Business News - A Roade bowls club is set to benefit from improved kitchen facilities after receiving a grant from a leading national housebuilder. Roade Bowls club was gifted a 1,000 donation from Persimmon Homes Midlands as part of its Community Champions initiative.

Construction Business News - Persimmon Homes South Yorkshire has begun ground works on the site off Melton High Street, with 60 homes scheduled to be built. The Highfield Farm development, as it will become known, is hoped to be launched in January 2020 and will offer a mix two, three and four-bedroom homes.

Construction Business News - Residents at a new homes development joined forces to spread some festive cheer by helping to decorate a Christmas tree on the site. Persimmon Homes invited customers and the Hanwood Park resident s association to bring a bauble to put on the Christmas tree at its Cranford Chase development in Barton Seagrave.

Property Business News - Persimmon Homes West Yorkshire has begun ground works on the site off Great North Road, with 187 homes scheduled to be built. The Manor Grange development, as it will become known, will offer a mix two, three and four-bedroom homes.

Technology Business News - National waste management specialist CSG is undergoing a major investment of nearly 1million in its vehicle fleet in Teesside which has had a positive effect on productivity and efficiency. Seven years ago, the Middlesbrough depot had one vehicle and one driver, now it has 10 drivers and 12 vehicles.

Charity Business News - Milton Keynes based UK Astronomy has been awarded 50,000 as part of Persimmon Homes hugely successful Building Futures campaign. The charity represented Persimmon Homes Midlands as one of 96 finalists in the housebuilder s 1million giveaway to good causes working with young people aged under 18.

Construction Business News - Paul Towers joined Persimmon Homes in 1989 as a qualified forklift truck driver and believes if you enjoy your job there is no need to change. The 61-year-old transferred from the housebuilder s East Midlands division in 2017 to join the newly created Nottingham team. He is currently working at the Holdingham Grange site in Sleaford.