We’re delighted to share that Brockwell Hall has been shortlisted in the Conservation & Heritage category of the NLA Awards 2026! The recognition celebrates our work restoring and transforming the Grade II* listed Georgian mansion and stables in Brockwell Park into a welcoming new café, exhibition and events hub. We’re thrilled to see the project recognised alongside some of London’s most exciting architectural and heritage projects, and look forward to celebrating with the team at the NLA Awards in November.

Our director, Malcolm was really excited to be at the ‘Spade in the Ground’ event announcing the start of our West Reservoir regeneration project for LB Hackney.

🏅 We did it!
Lombard Street Third Floor West has been named Winner of the BREEAM Awards 2025 for Best Refurbishment & Fit-out Project.

Proud to have worked alongside:
Developer/Owner: Canada Life Asset Management
Assessor Company: L&P Group

This award is a fantastic recognition of the team’s commitment to sustainable, high-quality design. A huge thanks to everyone who brought this project to life!

We’re proud to announce that our refurbishment project at 1-6 Lombard Street, 3rd Floor West, has been shortlisted in the Refurbishment & Fit-Out category at the BREEAM Awards 2025.

This recognition highlights our commitment to sustainability and design excellence. We’re also delighted to have achieved an ‘Outstanding’ BREEAM rating across multiple floors of the building.

https://bregroup.com/news/shortlist-for-the-breeam-awards-2025

Claire Brady, Historic England Team Leader London and South East Office who said during a visit with her team on 15th May that:

‘The completed project is looking really stunning!  Congratulations to you all for achieving so much!’

A grand celebration for the opening of Brockwell Hall! Delighted to receive such a fantastic endorsement of our NLHF project from Councillor Clare Holland, Leader of Lambeth Council, at the 7 May event — full of music, joy and festive spirit.

The Staffordshire History Centre, on Eastgate Street in Stafford, will welcome visitors on Wednesday after more than three years of work on the project. It will serve primarily as a storage facility for the county’s archives, with members of the public able to book appointments to have a look at the collections.

Staffordshire county councillor Victoria Wilson told BBC Radio Stoke the opening would be a “very exciting moment” for her.

Tilbury on the Thames Trust in Partnership with The Port of Tilbury is celebrating the achievement of securing an incredible £4,478,310 in funding from The National Lottery Heritage Fund to deliver its ambitious plans to fully refurbish Tilbury’s Grade II listed historic Riverside Railway Station to bring the historic landmark back to life as a vibrant community location.

WINNER OF THE COMMUNITY PRIZE

The project included the complete restoration of the Grade II Listed Springfield House and a stunning new Community Events Building, the Glass House, sitting within the restored walled Kitchen Garden.

https://nla.london/awards/springfield-park-new-london-awards-2023-winner

Ipswich Museum is awarded a £110,000 grant by The Wolfson Foundation towards the refurbishment of Ipswich Museum.

Wool-I-Am, Ipswich Museum’s mammoth will be getting a gallery of his own thanks to a £110,000 grant from the Wolfson Foundation.

https://www.ipswich.gov.uk/content/ipswich-museum-awarded-%C2%A3110000-grant-wolfson-foundation-towards-refurbishment-ipswich-museum