2015 Premier Trophy Awards
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Foreword These 2015 awards with a total of seventy eight entries received covering all facets of the painting and decorating industry, while overall to a varying standard, the general quality as recorded being good to a better standard. It is not underestimated the difficulties that you who work in the finishing and protection sector of the construction industry face on a daily basis. Be it from job enquiry through to completion then handover. Should it be Historical; Restoration; New Construction; or Small Domestic Projects etc.
With the growing team of independent Judges there is a need for all to maintain a close working relationship, from the time the PDA hand over the entries prior to shortlisting, through all the site visits procedures to be carried out with equal and factual process, then this concludes in the merit of each visited project being considered prior to awards being made on a like for like basis properly.
It is recorded these awards not only cover a particular project but also the business acumen and customer care generally of a contractor, this an essential requirement when these awards commenced 28 years ago.
This year in order to ensure detailed analysis of projects by the Judges who travelled England; Wales and Scotland, a review of categories took place in 2014. This resulted in 2015 site visits, in categories; Commercial twenty visits; Decorative eleven visits; Industrial seven visits; Small Contractors ten visits; Highly Decorative (Reinstated for 2015 Awards) ten visits.
The presentation of each entry, including the photographs is a key in the selection of the projects and contractors work to be short listed along with the client completed declaration. It is always helpful for Judges to meet clients or their representative when on site and may lead to positive consideration when the awards are made.
Interesting visits this year, included a site with late instruction to proceed for the backdrop in a TV soap programme court case, while another being visits to – Number 1 London – home to a previous Prime Minster that also has connections to a military man in Sheffield. Security of certain projects during the works has been highlighted by clients, along with alarm systems being maintained, water penetration by leaking services or defective roof coverings have been noted, including on one major project, that required the vast ceiling/roof area to be pressure washed, the contaminated waste collected and removed from site above the public pedestrian used areas. Small Contractors have not been over looked, it is often here the clients have a great influence.
Those who provide sponsorship on a regular basis not only support quality but provide the industry and clients with detailed information and encouragement. This sponsorship is enormously appreciated.
Well done and congratulations to all who have taken part in the 2015 awards process with overall many high quality and interesting entries.
Bob Hewitt: PP: FICWCI: GGLI; ACIOB Independent Judge for PDA
Premier Trophy Awards 2015 3 Competition PDA Apprentice/Trainee Awards Report for 2015 Phil Burgess - College Lecturer, Competition Organiser, Vice President of the APCT
This year’s Painting and Decorating Association FINALIST apprentice/trainee competition was in its seventeenth year Hayley Grindon of the competition. The competition received a very healthy turnout of 30 entries which included mainly apprentices and a handful of full time learners. Entries ranged from all levels of the study programme with an age range from 16 – 25 years of age. Each northern and southern heat also consisted of a good mixture of male and female trainees.
The 30 entries travelled from far and wide for the heats and in some cases travelled the day before to ensure they were well prepared for battle. The entries that made their way on the day were up and off as early as 4 am to ensure they reached their destinations in good time. This was lovely to see that these keen competitors had the key foundations to succeed in a successful future by demonstrating they were eager, punctual and truly independent.
The competition heats were open to all levels of work based learners (Apprentices) or fulltime students who are training and currently seeking employment within the craft. The overall quality, tool skills, and professionalism were outstanding from start to finish and a real pleasure to observe. It also gives great assurance in abundance, much pleasure and heaps of satisfaction to know that our craft is in safe hands in terms of quality, and as such, required skills are passed on and adopted by these future craft persons.
My hat goes off to Ian Williams Ltd, Novus property solutions, FINALIST Alfred Bagnalls and the smaller Painting and Decorating outfits Ben Deer who year after year continue to support the PDA national competition and encourage their future craftsmen and women to compete and demonstrate their skills with true determination and professionalism.
The Southern Heat was held on the 13 March 2015 at Weston Super Mare College in Somerset. A grade 1 Ofsted College, with a well-equipped Painting and Decorating workshop, ample space and bay areas to accommodate the competition. This heat also coincided with National Apprentice week which is recognised and designed to celebrate apprenticeships and the positive impact they have on individuals, businesses and the wider economy.
The Northern Heat was held one week later on the 20 March 2015 at South Leicester College, the second time the competition has been held there due to fantastic staff, workshops and resources. The competition was held on the main floor of a modern building for all the students to view the competition behind a clear glass partition in a large open workshop.
I must mention and sincerely thank College lecturers Paul Vowles (Weston Super Mare) and Paul Thornewell (South Leicester College) along with their Painting and Decorating students for all their hard work and generosity in helping to ensure each
4 Premier Trophy Awards 2015 competitors work areas were set up and finished in good time The two highest scoring finalists from both heats were judged for each heat to take place. It is these professionals who on the above criteria and were selected by the PDA Chief provide so much support, kind hospitality and a warm Executive Neil Ogilvie and his decisions were accurately backed welcome that make such a fantastic competition as successful up and supported by myself and APCT member Simon as it is, taking into account the busy everyday workshop Whitaker. The two finalists scored 94% and 92% respectively curriculum that still needs to go on as normal. due to planning and setting out accuracy, sharp cutting in skills, solid opacity an evenly balanced sponge effect with a This year’s design specification was based upon a colour crisp, neat stencil. wheel which included the primary and secondary segments. The competitors were challenged with complex setting out, The two successful PDA Premier Trophy Apprentice/Trainee free brush work on all straights and curves, a metallic 2015 finalists are: sponging effect and a 2015 stencil that was to be drawn, cut Hayley Grindon: Level 3 student (Northern heat) who attends out and applied with colour of their choice to personalise Stoke on Trent College and has recently set up her own business. their handy work. To finish the piece two sponsor self- adhesive stickers PDA, CITB, Purdy) were to be applied level and Ben Deer: Level 3 student (Southern Heat) who attends plumb, and evenly balanced. It definitely challenged the young Bournemouth and Poole College and is employed by his father. competitors, leaving very little time for any snagging or (2014 PDA Winner) touching up, but with grit, desire and determination the A big thank you goes out to all the competitors who were majority completed the specification to a high standard. They involved this year and of course the lecturer’s, employers and certainly did themselves, their employers and their Colleges sponsors who encourage and support the young competitors very proud indeed. to take part in the National competition. They did you very From year to year, there usually appears to be a particular proud indeed. Other people I would like to personally thank on heat that is stronger than the other in terms of quality and behalf of the APCT/PDA for showing great support and finesse. This year was an exception, as both heats were very encouraging their future Craftsman are our very own APCT strong and exceptional standards were demonstrated. This President Peter Walters tutor at Stoke College, Scott Oliver made the judging process a very difficult and lengthy process, tutor at Bournemouth and Poole College, staff and students so that the two selected finalists were rightly chosen. The at Weston Super Mare College and South Leicester College, scoring criteria was judged on the following criteria, setting Ian Williams team: Sian Pearce personal development trainer, out, cutting in technique, opacity, sponging effect, stencil Steve Hand and the Novus team, Diane Wood (CITB), Mark creation and application, cleanliness and overall appearance. Burgin & Purdy for their annual support and exceptional generosity with wonderful prizes and brush sets for every single competitor, Simon Whitaker, competition support and last but certainly not least Neil Ogilvie, Denice Harper and Danielle Barnsley who represent the PDA and continue to support and drive the Association forward. It is them who provide this exciting and crucial opportunity for the young tradespersons to participate and excel in their chosen craft and demonstrate such skills.
As the Competition grows from strength year to year, please ensure to register for the 2016 PDA competition early doors to avoid any disappointment.
Premier Trophy Awards 2015 5 Commercial WINNER
COMPANY: N Purdy & Co Ltd PROJECT: Bede College, Sports Centre & VPA Building, Durham Road, Sunderland CLIENT: BAM Construction Ltd ARCHITECT: Redbox Architecture MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints
This is a large, extensive new building with some existing areas as separate works. All works have been carried out to a high standard.
While the modern new sports centre and visual performing arts building needed detailed management to keep to the programme with other trades to high ceiling areas along with structures and M & E Services finishes. The existing historical ceiling area is seen as a reflection of the diversity that this contractor is able to do without a drop in quality. From ornate ceilings through to exposed structural steel.
A quality project. Well done!
Very Highly Commended
COMPANY: Lambourn Contracts Ltd PROJECT: Foxglove House, Dudley House, Egyptian House, 53 Jermyn Street, Empire House, Piccadilly, London CLIENT: Pontsarn Investments Ltd C/O Great Portland Est. ARCHITECT: DBK Partners Ltd MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints
An extensive project of roof and facade external repair, plus redecoration carried out in Central London on the Piccadilly shopping arcade and offices above. The building remained occupied and access to the shops was required at all opening times. Some out of hours working was required. The completed works are crisp, with cutting in worthy of special mention, as is the shop front lettering. The interviewed client was very satisfied and would not hesitate to work with the contractor on future projects.
Very, very good!
6 Premier Trophy Awards 2015 Very Highly Commended
COMPANY: Story Decorating Group Ltd
PROJECT: Albion Square, Whitehaven
CLIENT: Sellafield
ARCHITECT: Hurd Rolland
MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints
This project was very well presented and the client (Sellafield) was very impressed with the quality of work, which was 25% wallpaper hanging and 75% painting.
The murals were well matched and cutting in was very good.
2000 litres of emulsion were used and both internal and external works were carried out to a tight programme.
At handover the client expressed complete satisfaction with the works. Commercial Very Highly Commended
COMPANY: Ian Williams Ltd PROJECT: Britannia Royal Naval College, Dartmouth, Devon CLIENT: Babcock Infrastructure Division ARCHITECT: Studio Four Specialist Projects MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade
The tender for the works included a Condition Survey whereby the job cost difference is split between the two parties of the contract.
The works consisted of the exterior painting of the college, following a 10 year lapse in maintenance. Windows were painted internally and externally following repair and preparation. Some parts of the structure repair needed English Heritage consent. Safety inspectors were employed to ensure no contamination from lead paint preparation was possible.
The client was very happy with the way the contract had been carried out, and the whole is a very neat, tidy job for which and O & M manual has been produced.
Very Highly Commended
COMPANY: Whittle Programmed Painting Ltd PROJECT: The Holiday Inn, Empire Way, Wembley CLIENT: Sojourn Hotels (Wembley) LLP MANUFACTURER: Johnstone’s
This external painting was to treat the original concrete finished facade throughout in this high rise 10 storey construction of some 40 years of age. Isolated areas had mosaic tiles requiring painting also.
Pressure hosing was used to remove the grime built up over the years. The works were carried out using cradles.
Exposure conditions let to difficulties or working, particularly around the window treatments.
A challenging project undertaken to successful completion in a prominent position near the National Stadium.
8 Premier Trophy Awards 2015 Highly Commended
COMPANY: Bradleys Painting & Decorating Ltd PROJECT: Hitchin Centre, North Hertfordshire College, Hertfordshire CLIENT: North Hertfordshire College MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints
This college building once bare, uninviting and open has now been transformed, with its central hub enclosed. A high vaulted ceiling inlaid with slatted wood, walls coated in white, interspaced with striking colours, bands of colour at lower level around stairs and walkways bring this building alive.
Problems of different floor levels and working at height proved no problem for this contractor, and a very satisfied client.
A well planned and executed contract, providing a great place for staff and students to work and learn in.
Very well done!
Highly Commended
COMPANY: Alfred Bagnall & Sons (West) Ltd PROJECT: The Brunel Building, Southmead Hospital, Dorian Road, Bristol CLIENT: Carillion Construction Ltd ARCHITECT: BDP MANUFACTURER: Johnstone’s
The Brunel building, Southmead Hospital, is a new NHS Hospital, with 871 beds.
The painting and decorating contract was to carry out all the painting work, which at its height required a maximum of 75 painters. Anti bacterial matt emulsion was the main coating used, with other specialist finishes being used where require, plant room, service areas.
The contractor can be pleased with the completed job and the high quality of the finishes.
Very well done!
Premier Trophy Awards 2015 9 Commercial Highly Commended
COMPANY: N G Decor Ltd
PROJECT: Ward Green Lodge Nursing Home, High Ridge, Barnsley
CLIENT: LNT Construction
MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints
This new 64 bed nursing home decorating contract, won by competitive tender, involved many different colour combinations allowing the residents to have individual choices in their bedrooms.
Community areas were decorated using wall hangings.
The whole provides a pleasant community atmosphere which the client was very pleased with.
Congratulations!
Highly Commended
COMPANY: EPIC Ltd
PROJECT: Lever Brothers Ltd, Wood Street, Port Sunlight
CLIENT: Lever Brothers
MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade
Lever House has been refurbished, following extensive repair and making good.
The new doors were stained to match the existing; water ingress had to be contained; and extensive decorating could then take place.
A mix of colour schemes were possible in individual rooms, and wall hangings in the communal areas.
In all a very pleasant outlook now in what was a building in a poor state of repair.
Very well done!
10 Premier Trophy Awards 2015 Highly Commended
COMPANY: Everest Miles Decorating Contractors
PROJECT: American Express Elite Football Performance Centre, Lancing
CLIENT: Brighton & Hove Albion Football Club
ARCHITECT: KSS, James Street, London
MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints
The Amex Centre was constructed as a training ground for Brighton and Hove Albion, the “Seagulls”.
This new facility has been built to a high standard. The paint finish is excellent and has worn really well in the nine months since completion, including the specialist paint used in the swimming pool area.
This is a job the contractor can be proud of. Well done!
Highly Commended
COMPANY: Ambrose Ellis Painting Contractors Ltd
PROJECT: Matalan New HQ, Acornfield Road, Knowsley, Merseyside
CLIENT: Morgan Sindall Construction
MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade
Matalan’s new Headquarters in Knowsley is an impressive new building constructed to a very high standard.
The decorating part was also of good quality, with hardwood waxed door frames, satinwood finishes and the use of diamond matt finish on the wall areas. The whole gives a very pleasing impression as the building is entered.
Ambrose Ellis Painting Contractors Ltd can be proud of this works, finished to a very high standard.
Premier Trophy Awards 2015 11 Commercial Highly Commended
COMPANY: Ambrose Ellis Painting Contractors Ltd PROJECT: Network Rail, New Operations Centre, Gorton, Manchester CLIENT: Morgan Sindall Construction MANUFACTURER: Johnstone’s/Dulux Trade
Working alongside the usual array of construction trades on this hi-tech operations centre, the contractor had to complete the majority of the works during the coldest and wettest part of early 2014.
Even though the building was not fully watertight, the work was completed, delivering a very clean and crisp finish to the great delight of the main contractor; and the client.
A very well considered project.
Well done!
Commended
COMPANY: SC4 Carpenters
PROJECT: Oakley Hall Hotel, Nr Basingstoke, Hampshire
CLIENT: Cove Construction
MANUFACTURER: Brewers/Crown Paints
This country hotel needed internal and external restoration and modernisation. The work was done under a subcontract to the main contractor.
Following minor repair the exterior was repainted. Internally, following plaster repair and stain blocking, the areas were brought forward for decoration and paper hanging. The waxing of the staircase was especially noted for its finish.
A very tight programme to ensure stated opening times were strictly adhered to.
The finished work is in keeping with the expected cliental visiting the hotel.
12 Premier Trophy Awards 2015 Commended
COMPANY: Rushworth Painting Contractors NW Ltd
PROJECT: Lokis Bar, Pleasure Beach, Blackpool
CLIENT: Blackpool Pleasure Beach
MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade
The main difficulty the painters had with this contract was that the premises had to remain open at all times. Some areas required scaffolding, further adding to the complexity of the job. Health and Safety was very important to avoid any problems with the public access and egress.
Nevertheless, the work was accomplished without difficulty and declared an outstanding job for the client.
Well done! Commercial Commended
COMPANY: EPIC Ltd PROJECT: Apley Estates, Bletchworth House, Redhill, Surrey CLIENT: Apley Estates MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade
Bletchworh House, a Grade ll listed property, required extensive external repair and decoration, but on this contract only the woodwork and metalwork was attended to.
Prior to the main painting all areas of rotted woodwork were repaired using new wood and the Windowcare system. Sliding sash windows were eased and adjusted to allow full use after completion. Access to the work was by cherry picker.
Finished to a high standard, the completed contract is pleasing to the contractor and the client.
A very nice job, well done!
Commended
COMPANY: Ian Williams Ltd PROJECT: Masters Lodge, Marlborough College, Marlborough, Wiltshire CLIENT: Marlborough Lodge MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints
Masters Lodge is a Grade ll listed property constructed in 1840 and in need of complete restoration. New dormer and window sections required repair using the Windowcare system. Sliding sash windows were eased and left in good working condition.
To bring the contract to a good standard of finish a range of access equipment was used; cherry picker, ladders and scaffolding. Health and Safety and environmental aspects were foremost in the specification and careful arrangements had to be made for wedding photography so that the scaffolding did not intrude.
Both client and contractor expressed pleasure with the finished work.
14 Premier Trophy Awards 2015 Shortlist
COMPANY: Heritage Decorators COMPANY: Mid Glam Decorators Ltd PROJECT: Rapkyns Care Centre, PROJECT: Ysgol Ffwrnes, Broadbridge Heath, Horsham Llanelli CLIENT: Sussex Healthcare CLIENT: Carmarthen County Council ARCHITECT: Lytle Associates Guildford ARCHITECT: Austin-Smith : Lord MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints
COMPANY: Astryan Ltd COMPANY : MITIE Property Services (UK) Ltd PROJECT: The Kings Head Inn, The Green, Great Ayton, PROJECT: Greek Street Building, Cleveland Greek Street, CLIENT: The Inn Collection Stockport
MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints CLIENT: Stockport College
Premier Trophy Awards 2015 15 Industrial WINNER
COMPANY: Alfred Bagnall & Sons (North West) Ltd PROJECT: Nottingham Hub Station, Station Road, Nottingham CLIENT: Vinci Construction/ Taylor Woodrow MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade
Over an 18 month period this contactor, awarded the work by competitive tender, undertook the specialist industrial coatings contact, with some isolated, ornate, decorative features, behind some suspended ceilings needing to be removed. Following high pressure washing to high level steel works, where all debris and residue had to be collected before a four coat paint system was applied.
This major contractor, with additional works required, as the contract progressed, has achieved a sound job, ranging from good to a very high standard of finish.
Well done all concerned!
Very Highly Commended
COMPANY: Ian Williams Ltd PROJECT: Millennium Stadium, Westgate Street, Cardiff CLIENT: Millennium Stadium Plc MANUFACTURER: Johnstone’s
The Millennium Stadium in Cardiff was opened in 1999 and since that time has required periodical renewal of the protective coatings to the exposed steelwork of the roof.
This contract involved working in an exposed environmental with very difficult access. The paint supplied was a protective marine quality coating; and the specification included cleaning down, spot priming; and the application of a three coat system.
A very good standard was achieved.
Well done!
16 Premier Trophy Awards 2015 Very Highly Commended
COMPANY: EPIC Ltd PROJECT: St Julians Viaduct, Stockport Road, Newport CLIENT: Network Rail MANUFACTURER: International Paints
St Julians Viaduct was constructed in 1885. Because of its age wear and tear repainting the steelwork was necessary.
Because of its situation on a river with large tidal levels and flow a barge was required for the paints to be applied to the main supporting columns.
This was a complex contract requiring grit blasting equipment with the necessary safety working within tight timescales; as river levels and access to the rail track areas were limited.
Considering the access difficulties, a very high standard has been achieved.
Highly Commended
COMPANY: EPIC Ltd
PROJECT: Apley Estates, Shropshire
CLIENT: Apley Estates
MANUFACTURER: Tikkurilla Paints
This suspension bridge over the River Severn on the Apley Estate, in poor state of repair, required an intense refurbishment programme.
The project was a difficult one, the bridge is a suspension bridge and a full scaffold was required.
After the wooden decking was removed, and full preparation completed, a full paint system was applied which should give good protection for the future.
The finished job was to a good standard, very well done!
Premier Trophy Awards 2015 17 Industrial Commended
COMPANY: MITIE Property Services (UK) ltd PROJECT: Burlesdon Windmill, Windmill Lane, Burlesdon, Southampton CLIENT: Hampshire County Council MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade
Built in 1814, this windmill needed several issues relating to repair of the timber elements; funded by a Lottery Heritage Grant, under the direction of English Heritage. A late instruction to pleace the wind shaft, a vital main support, required the contractor to open up certain areas of completed works, including removing and replacing the sails. Overall a complex difficult project which needed the contractor to be aware of certain issues on a daily basis. Apart from some possible moisture content problems, causing some deterioration of the masonry paint, other areas are well coated and painted.
Commended
COMPANY: BSPS Ltd
PROJECT: Tower Bridge, London
CLIENT: City of London
MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade
An iconic landmark over the River Thames. This Grade 1 listed bridge as well as a vital road crossing over the river. This project, one of several progressing at the same time, may be divided into two parts. 1. Restoring and decoration of all windows to towers, abutments and the accumulator tower, and 2. Preparation and decorating the ticket office with railings, handrails gantries etc. In all a difficult access job requiring out of hours working at times. Well done to the company and the workforce!
Shortlist
COMPANY: EPIC Ltd
PROJECT: Blackburn Railway Station, Railway Road, Blackburn
CLIENT: Network Rail
MANUFACTURER: Tikkurilla Paints
18 Premier Trophy Awards 2015
Decorative WINNER
COMPANY: Cousins Ltd PROJECT: Coombe Hill Manor, 190-196 Coombe Lane West, Kingston-upon-Thames CLIENT: Signature Care Homes ARCHITECT: PRP Architects MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade
Coombe Hill Manor is a recently constructed, purpose built Residential Care Home of 92 bedrooms, including isolated apartments, completed to high standards and finishes. The Judges were accompanied by the Contractor and the Resident Clients Manager, both seeing the works through to completion. Inspections included external finishes at high level, plant rooms, ground floor car park. Decorations included at least seven types of wall hangings and isolated cornice areas picked out in a special gilded effect. The cinema also has specialist finishes to some areas. A consistently high standard has been attained throughout. Well done to all concerned!
Very Highly Commended
COMPANY: Triton Building Restoration PROJECT: 30-37 Chesham Place & Lownes Place, London CLIENT: Chesham Place Ltd C/O Martin Field ARCHITECT: Andrew Cornick Contract Administrator MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade
Built in the 1840’s, by Thomas Cubit, these are buildings of architectural distinction. Grade ll listed, with ornate detailed features of interest. Based in Belgravia, this residential accommodation required a high level of security as well as a high level of decorative finishes. Security had also to be maintained, by day and night throughout the project.
The repairs to the roof and masonry is excellent, and the whole has been finished to a remarkably high standard.
Congratulations to all concerned! Very well done!
20 Premier Trophy Awards 2015 Very Highly Commended
COMPANY: Cousins Ltd PROJECT: Colet Court, St Paul’s Preparatory School, London CLIENT: St Paul’s School ARCHITECT: Nicola Fox MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade
A new two storey theatre and drama block has been built in the grounds of Colet Court, consisting of class rooms, drama rooms and a small theatre.
The dry lined walls are plain painted with all woodwork in oak or ash, with a clear lacquer finish. The theatre and other ceilings have been acoustically lined and covered with spaced vertical battens again finishes in clear lacquer. The external has also been painted. There is a light and airy feel in this contract, finished to an excellent standard.
The client expressed complete satisfaction with the complete works.
Very Highly Commended
COMPANY: U.K. Decs
PROJECT: Farmers Arms, 90 Park Lane, Poynton, Stockport
CLIENT: Robertsons Brewery
MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade
The Farmer’s Arms underwent a total refurbishment with some unusual decorative materials being used. These included hessian backed timber wall covering, a cork embossed ceiling finish and lime washing the woodwork to match existing surfaces.
The resulting decorating has been completed to an excellent standard; and a project everyone involved should be proud of.
Well done!
Premier Trophy Awards 2015 21 Decorative Highly Commended
COMPANY: Ambrose Ellis Painting Contractors Ltd
PROJECT: The Sid Watkins Building, The Walton Centre, NHS Foundation Trust, Liverpool
CLIENT: Interserve Construction
MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade
The Sid Watkins Building Centre NHS Trust in Liverpool stood out to the Judges on their visit. The quality of workmanship impressed, especially the cutting in; and the quality of finishes. Considering this was a working building continuing to operate as the redecoration continued,
Ambrose Ellis Painting Contractors Ltd can be proud of the workmanship and skills shown on this NHS Hospital.
Very well done!
Highly Commended
COMPANY: MITIE Property Services (UK) Ltd PROJECT: Hartfield Manor, Bishop Cuthbury, Hartlepool CLIENT: Joseph Rowntree Housing Trust (JRHT) MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints
This innovative project is a new concept called “Extra Care”, enabling older people to remain in their own homes, with well being services available if needed.
Completed in 2007/08 this project consisted of the complete redecoration in a sea atmosphere exposed site. Access and Health and Safety, plus working to a tight programme required the contractor to understand the possible complexity of the work before commencing on site. Protection to both hard and soft working areas required the contractor to update labour certification where required.
The completed work is to a high standard and the cutting in is exceptional.
Well done all concerned!
22 Premier Trophy Awards 2015 Highly Commended
COMPANY: MITIE Property Services (UK) Ltd
PROJECT: External Painting Brompton Court, St Stephen’s Road, Dorset
CLIENT: Kingsdale Group Ltd
MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade
Brompton Court is an extensive site of various styles of building. Originally a Sanatorium, this Grade ll listed building and Church Hall was possibly part of the Royal Brompton Hospital in London. There are 66 apartments providing homes for the elderly in a sheltered and caring environment.
The contractor needed to be aware of all the elderly care issues and the safety and protection needed. Other than scaffolding, all works were carried out by female artisans.
The finishes are crisp and clean with excellent cutting in to other elements of the building.
Well done to all concerned!
Highly Commended
COMPANY: MITIE Property Services (UK) Ltd PROJECT: Myddleton House Historical and Botanical Gardens, Enfield, Middlesex CLIENT: Lee Valley Regional Park Authority MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints
Formally the home of E A Bowles (Botanist) 1865-1954; the complexity of this project should not be overlooked, especially where bats and nests birds caused delays in progress and/or access.
The glass house attached to Myddleton House (built in 1814) and now part of the Historical Botanic Gardens, required repair to the varying state of the building; and the decorator had to be aware of the historical importance of issues relating to the Heritage Lottery Funding for this work. Overall, a good standard has been achieved.
Well done to all concerned!
Premier Trophy Awards 2015 23 Decorative Commended
COMPANY: MITIE Property Services (UK) Ltd PROJECT: London & Quadrant Housing, Repair & Redecoration on Housing Stock, London CLIENT: London & Quadrant Housing Association MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints
Two specific projects, both with a social housing background. The EMI type had experienced difficulties in internal community areas resulting in a reduction of the specification during progress of the contract. The second site is more open and pleasing and this is reflected in the finishes achieved. Overall a good standard has been achieved under difficult circumstances. The use of Timonox Fire Retardant paint used on the walls of both projects is worthy of special mention.
Commended
COMPANY: Alfred Bagnall & Sons (North West) Ltd PROJECT: 93-96 Greendale Road, Port Sunlight, Wirral, Merseyside CLIENT: Port Sunlight Village Trust MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade
This listed building was brought up to its former glory by refurbishing windows. Security was vital as one of the shops was a bank. This meant scaffolding had to have laser security; and the ATM had to be accessible at all times. The timber frame was in a poor state of repair and much filling was required. This was then brought up to a grained finish to match the original. The client was very pleased with the finished contract.
Shortlist
Company: Bowdler Contractors Ltd Project: Social Housing Properties, 1-7 Grafton Court, Northmaptonshire Client: South Northants Home Housing Association Architect: Clerks of Works – Mr Stephen Jones Manufacturer: Brewers/Dulux Trade
24 Premier Trophy Awards 2015
Highly Decorative WINNER
COMPANY: MITIE Property Services (UK) Ltd PROJECT: Lyceum Theatre, 55 Norfolk Street, Sheffield CLIENT: City of Sheffield Theatre Trust MANUFACTURER: Johnstone’s
The Lyceum Theatre was designed by theatre architect W.G.R Sprages, as an Edwardian Auditorium, which is one of several packages of refurbishment being undertaken currently. Won in competitive tender; and with a relatively short contract period, not aided by the discovery of some hidden problems putting further pressures on the decorator. Out of hours and weekend working became essential to ensure a timely hand over. All types of decorative finishes may be found here and essential teamwork at all levels had to be ensured. The very highly decorative McDonald room is worthy of special mention. Congratulations to all concerned!
Very Highly Commended
COMPANY: Bernard Watson (Inc. Corbishley & Sons Ltd) PROJECT: South Staircase, the Gilbert Scott Building, University of Glasgow CLIENT: University of Glasgow ARCHITECT: David Nimmo – William Nimmo & Partners MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade
This Gothic building, the second oldest university in Scotland (15th Century); needed a sensitive approach to its redecoration. Preliminary discussions took place in 2014, followed by the production of samples, then orders for the works to proceed followed. Three generations of the Watson family were involved with their workforce; cutting stencils, setting these in position using lasers; and the craftsmanship required shown here are a master class of detail and finish. Out of hours working was required to complete this prestige work. This is a project that not only the Watson family may be proud of; but the PDA industry members also. Thank you!
26 Premier Trophy Awards 2015 Very Highly Commended
COMPANY: Campbell Smith & Co Ltd PROJECT: St Edmunds Catholic Parish Church, 21 Westgate Street, Bury St Edmunds CLIENT: St Edmunds Catholic Parish MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade
This imposing building stands out, with its high vaulted ceilings, relief plaster work, and panel edged stained glass to the upper levels. Restoration was completed in 12 weeks to celebrate the 250th Anniversary of the church. Access was provided by the use of bird cage scaffolding, ensuring a safe working environment. Careful preparation followed; and a multitude of finishes were applied, bringing the building back to its former glory. Gold leaf to pillar capitols, Sienna marbling to columns, stencilling, all were used to form the backdrop of the altar.
Good use of colour and some very fine detailing are seen here.
Very Highly Commended
COMPANY: Alfred Bagnall & Sons (Leeds) Ltd PROJECT: Wolverhampton Grand Theatre, Lichfield Street, Wolverhampton CLIENT: Wolverhampton City Council MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade
This contract consists of the full decorative treatments to the theatre auditorium ceiling. A full scaffolding system was erected for access. Repairs to the plaster moulding were required before the gold and rose gold leaf could be applied to the ornate decoration.
To a very tight schedule, all the work was completed to an excellent standard; and a full week ahead of programme, earning well deserved accolades from the client.
Well done all concerned!
Premier Trophy Awards 2015 27 Highly Decorative Highly Commended
COMPANY: Alfred Bagnall & Sons (Leeds) Ltd PROJECT: Morley Town Hall, Queen Street, Morley, Leeds CLIENT: Leeds City Council MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints
Morley Town Hall is a Grade l listed building and was the venue for an ITV soap court scene. Rainwater penetration had badly affected the high level work.
Following extensive remedial works on the exterior and by the team of decorators internally, the redecoration was successfully completed, on time and within a tight timescale.
The work involved the use of artist brushes, fitches and sponges to reproduce an excellent and sympathetic finish to the works. The hardwood panels and seating finished with a clear oak varnish finish.
A very good looking decorative finish.
Highly Commended
COMPANY: Campbell Smith & Co Ltd PROJECT: Royal Artillery Barracks, Repository Road, Woolwich CLIENT: Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) ARCHITECT: Design by Campbell Smith & Co Ltd (with approval from the Queen’s Scribe) MANUFACTURER: Keim
In a Grade ll * listed building; the works constisted of the George lll Arms, set on the central arch to the main Portico of the Officers Mess. The Coat of Arms has suffered considerable weathering and decay. Much research and liaison was required with the Queen’s Scribe to restore this to its original order; including treatment to the supporting facade. The final detailed finishes include much gold leaf to this historical emblem and its surroundings.
The work carried out has been confirmed as historically accurate, delightful, and now a part of our National Heritage.
Well done to a small but significant restoration project!
28 Premier Trophy Awards 2015 Highly Commended
COMPANY: Bell Decorating Group Ltd PROJECT: Endcliffe Hall, Vale Road, Sheffield CLIENT: RFCA Y&H MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints
This historical building, completed in 1865, which replaced an original construction of 1333, is now the property of Reserve Yorkshire Army Forces and Cadets Association.
This contract involved the redecoration of the ornate main staircase and the entrance lobby. The building was in continuous use so protection and Health and Safety was a priority concern.
Budget restraints were an issue, but the whole looks very good; with the client stating “I am particularly pleased with the completed works, and would confidently use the Bell Group for future works!”
Well done to all concerned!
Highly Commended
COMPANY: Novus Property Solutions Ltd
PROJECT: Manchester Grammar School, Memorial Hall, Old Hall Lane, Manchester
CLIENT: Manchester Grammar School
MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints
Working at extreme height, these works needed extensive repairs to the ceiling and preparation to the wood panelling, before redecorating commenced.
The works have been extremely well carried out decoratively; and the finishes are very good indeed.
The company should be proud of their workforce and the craftsmanship demonstrated.
Well done all concerned!
Premier Trophy Awards 2015 29 Highly Decorative Highly Commended
COMPANY: Campbell Smith & Co Ltd
PROJECT: Apsley House, No 1 London, Hyde Park Corner
CLIENT: English Heritage
ARCHITECT: David Mlinaric
MANUFACTURER: Polyvine
Apsley House is the London Home of the Dukes of Wellington. Grade l listed and dating back to 1778.
The work included the main entrance hall, the anti room and back staircase. Ceilings, cornices and walls were decorated together. Architraves, skirtings and plinths were finished in white, but the doors were not painted.
The centre piece of the hall were the marbled pilasters and colums, finished in an unusual marbling, Breccia Tavera.
Excellent work carried out on time. Well done all concerned!
Commended
COMPANY: Alfred Bagnall & Sons (Leeds) Ltd PROJECT: Leeds Civic Hall, Lord Mayor Chambers, Calverley Street, Leeds CLIENT: Leeds City Council MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints
Restorations to sections of the Reception Hall Barrel Ceiling areas were restricted to those areas most affected by water damage to the ceiling. The sections were 5 arched panels, above door head height and 4 coved niches.
The work involved constant liaison on a day to day basis with the client, with the agreement that only painters would work on one of the 9 areas, completing one per week of these highly damaged areas.
The Lord Mayor of Leeds considered the work “ an excellent job carried out with a great deal of skill and patience”.
The technical ability required to accurately colour match to existing colours was exemplary.
30 Premier Trophy Awards 2015
Small Contractor WINNER
COMPANY: Stuart Yates Decor PROJECT: Gripple Ltd, Old Gun Works, Saville Road East, Sheffield CLIENT: Gripple Ltd ARCHITECT: Chris Bell MANUFACTURER: Johnstone’s
In an attempt to refresh the client meeting room the old painted brick walls were sandblasted, re-rendered and decorated in a single colour emulsion.
The project grew to include the entrance lobby, kitchen and spiral staircase.
The contractor has produced a mural depicting the client’s product over the rendering.
All completed works are to a very standard of craftsmanship. Well done for a well satisfied client!
Very Highly Commended
COMPANY: Stuart Yates Decor PROJECT: 18 Croft View, Clowne, Chesterfield CLIENT: Mr & Mrs Smith ARCHITECT: Jackie Smith MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade
The work consisted of the redecoration to the lounge and dining room in this privately owned property. The lounge wall hanging incorporated a crystal inlay in its design, which the contractor was able to mimic into the design of the fireplace surround.
The quality of the finished paintwork and wall coverings is faultless and well deserved the accolade it has received from the customer.
An excellent job. Well done!
32 Premier Trophy Awards 2015 Very Highly Commended
COMPANY: R Greenup Decorators PROJECT: 1 Abbotsford Terrace, Jesmond, Newcastle-upon-Tyne CLIENT: Mrs Linda Allen MANUFACTURER: Fired Earth Johnstone’s
This is a large (18 room) house built in 1864, but it has been neglected in recent years. The client a new owner, has commenced a complete strip out with several structural alterations involved to make the house a family home.
The owner acted as project manager, being responsible for purchasing, with the work done on an agreed hourly rate.
This successful project, where a recently retired painter and decorator played an important par, co-operating with the client and other artisans on site.
Well done to all concerned for an excellent project and finish!
Very Highly Commended
COMPANY: Chris Green Painter & Decorator
PROJECT: St John’s, Scarrah Lane, Burton Leonards, Harrogate
CLIENT: Mrs Gwen Singleton
MANUFACTURER: Johnstone’s
This period cottage had no straight walls, but required redecoration. The walls were stripped and the cracks made good before stain blocking was carried out.
The extent of this contract was to redecorate one bedroom and one bathroom, with the possibility of future work to come.
Because of the unevenness of the walls, wall hangings were difficult to achieve, but the client expressed satisfaction and delight with the result.
A difficult job well done!
Premier Trophy Awards 2015 33 Small Contractor Highly Commended
COMPANY: P & S Timbrell Decorators Ltd
PROJECT: The Windy Ridge Project, Longridge, Sheepscombe, Stroud
CLIENT: Michelle Johnston
MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade
This project was the construction of a new, modern style house overlooking a Cotswold valley, and involved the internals and a small part of the external decoration.
A variety of products were used, yacht varnish on the external door; Oso was oil to the exposed hardwood, spray application to the ceilings and lacquered areas. Feature walls were wallpapered.
Overall, this is an excellent job completed to a very high standard.
Good to see quality work like this!
Highly Commended
COMPANY: Thomas Welch & Sons PROJECT: Norlesden House, Mottingham Lane, Eltham, London CLIENT: Mr & Mrs Paul Adamson ARCHITECT: Mr Thomas Welch MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade/Crown Paints
This lovely old Victorian house has been completely renovated and restored to its original condition, including the coach house adjacent.
The renovation included repairs to wooden sash windows, brickwork and chimneys, stone copings to the gable ends; and the slate roofing with lead flashings.
The decorators have done a fine piece of work here and are to be praised for the quality of their finishes.
An excellent result for a more than satisfied client.
Well done!
34 Premier Trophy Awards 2015 Highly Commended
COMPANY: Chris Green Painter & Decorator
PROJECT: Willow Cottage, Crabtree Green, Collingham, Leeds
CLIENT: Professor & Mrs Loukota
MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints
This project consisted of a staircase and two bedrooms. Accomplished within a tight two week programme while the client was on holiday.
Preparation involved washing down throughout to remove seven years of previous poor decoration processes. Various Crown materials and the wall hangings were agreed by the client to ensure matching of the colour scheme.
All finishes were carried out to a very good standard, for a thoroughly satisfied client. Small Contractor Commended
COMPANY: TRP Decorations PROJECT: McCann Homes, Sandy Mount, High Street, Woburn Sands, Buckinghamshire CLIENT: McCann Homes ARCHITECT: CMI Consulting Ltd MANUFACTURER: Brewers
This Victorian Manor house is being renovation to form the central building of a relatively new development of new properties.
The works included the substrate treatment of external redecoration, repairs to existing renders and brickwork, before repainting.
An elastic, breathable, 100% waterproof coating has been applied which is reported to bridge cracks, prevent tears and blistering; and on our inspection appears to do so. Sash windows and door are painting in tradition materials, all surfaces to a good finish.
Congratulations to all concerned!
Commended
COMPANY: Neil Bailey Decorating PROJECT: Refurbishment of Kitesbridge Farm, Asthall, Leigh, Burford CLIENT: Steve Brooks ARCHITECT: ALP Architects MANUFACTURER: Crown Paints
This property having been derelict for many years has now had extensive works to bring it to an habitable condition.
Old beams have been brought back to their former glory by hard sanding and scraping as was the staircase and floors, later finished with a polished wax finish.
Decoration involved breathable emulsion over the lime plaster, finishes to the woodwork with feature walls using wall hangings.
A vast improvement on the original and a very good looking job!
36 Premier Trophy Awards 2015 Commended
COMPANY: S & C Painting Services PROJECT: Dormston School, Mill Bank, Sedgley CLIENT: Dormston School MANUFACTURER: Dulux Trade
Dormston School was in need of a face lift as the external paintwork and the brickwork were looking worn and tired. The walls were repaired by making good and re-pointing where necessary. The finish used was Weathershield Masonry paint which brought the walls up to a good standard. The contractor has provided a bright, clean finish, which has transformed the building.
Well done! Special Judges Special Award for Excellence
This year's award is given to MITIE Property Services (UK) Ltd. This company has, since the inception of the competition been actively involved in entering various sites for judging. This year was no exception and the company continues to meet the awards criteria for over 20 years. We recognise that the company works hard to improve the profile of the painting and decorating industry to a wider audience. In working with clients we have noted they go above and beyond what is expected of them. Staff are trained to the highest standards and health and safety is treated as a priority. A well deserved accolade to the firm.
Premier Trophy Awards 2015 37 Former Previous National Painting & Decorating Trophy Competition Winners Since the inauguration in 1988
YEAR CATEGORY ENTERED PROJECT AND CONTRACTOR YEAR CATEGORY ENTERED PROJECT AND CONTRACTOR
1988/89 Industrial Hunderton Bridge 1997 Commercial Cardinal Hat, Bank of Scotland, Lincoln Alfred Bagnall & Sons (South Wales) Ltd John Richards Decorators, Lincoln Commercial Tenhill Computer Systems, Leeds Highly Decorative Victoria & Albert Museum, London Alfred Bagnall & Sons (North) Ltd Thomas Ford & Prtns for Campbell Smith & Co, London Highly Decorative Wynyard Hall, Cleveland W H Bonney (Decorators) York Ltd 1998 Industrial Waste Vitrifilation Plant, Sellafield T Greening (Doncaster) Ltd 1990 Industrial Tamar Bridge Refurbishment Ian Williams & Co Ltd Commercial The Digbeth Arcade, Walsall A&D Barton & Sons (Pelsall) Ltd Commercial National Museum of Wales Ian Williams & Co Ltd Decorative St Austin Roman Catholic Church, Stafford Highly Decorative The Grand Opera House, York Fisher Decorations Dodsworth (York) Ltd 1999 Industrial LPC Sheres BP, Bristol 1991 Industrial Army Air Corps, Dishford, Yorkshire Alfred Bagnall & Sons (West) Ltd Alfred Bagnall & Sons (North) Ltd Commercial Midland Bank, London Commercial York Crown Courts, York Kirby McLean Ltd W H Bonney (Decorators) York Ltd Decorative The Trafford Centre Manchester Highly Decorative Sec: of State Office, Roy Hankinson Foreign Office, London Campbell Smith & Co 2000 Industrial Freeman Cigars, Cardiff Ian Williams Ltd, Cardiff 1992 Industrial Aquaducts Winford, Avon Alfred Bagnall & Sons (West) Ltd Commercial The Deck Restaurant, Instow, Devon James Blackmore, Barnstable Commercial St Patricks Church, Leeds Hudson White Leeds Decorative Charing Cross Hotel, The Strand, London Highly Decorative The Ballroom Town Hall, Newark CLC Contractors, Surrey A R Dawes 2001 Industrial Waste Vitrification Plant, Sellafield 1993 Industrial ICI Factory Gloucester T Greening (Doncaster) Ltd Lennon Decorators Wolverhampton Commercial Selfridges London Commercial The Criterion Theatre, London A C Beck & Sons (Contracts) Ltd Hudson White Ltd, Leeds Decorative Usher Concert Hall, Edinburgh Highly Decorative Lacarno Suite, Whitehall Rolland Decorators Scotland Campbell Smith & Co Ltd Small Contracts A Captains House, London 1994 Industrial Peterborough Power Station Thomas Welch & Sons Decorators, T Greening (Doncaster) Ltd London Commercial The Savoy Theatre, London 2002 Industrial Filter Room One, Ashby & Horner Interiors Ltd, Essex Mathew Clark Brands, Bristol Highly Decorative St Mary’s Chapel, Alfred Bagnall & Sons (West) Ltd Oscott College, Birmingham Commercial Holmes Place Leisure, Manchester Fisher Decorations Staffordshire Temple Somerville (P&D) Ltd 1995 Industrial Decontamination Building, Sellafield Decorative Buxton Opera House T Greening (Doncaster) Ltd Fisher Decorations Commercial Pedestrian Walkway, Arndale, Egham Small Contracts Rainbow Fileds EPH, Shipston on Stour Hubdean Ltd MITIE Property Services (Midlands) Ltd Highly Decorative Foreign & Commonwealth Office, 2003 Industrial Clifton Suspension Bridge, Bristol Westminster Cousins Ltd Ian Williams Ltd 1996 Industrial Unipart DCM, Cowley Commercial Alhambra Theatre, Bradford Whittle Painting Nottingham Ltd Alfred Bagnall & Sons (North) Ltd Commercial Pelham House, Calder Bridge, Cumbria Decorative Private Chapel, Kensington Chapel T Greening (Doncaster) Ltd T Greening (Doncaster) Ltd Highly Decorative Lloyds Bank, Halifax Small Contracts Wilcon Show Homes, Downham Market Jack Tighe Ltd, Gainsborough S A Mallett Decorators 1997 Industrial Witton Mill, Blackburn 2004 Industrial Millennium Village Car Park, London Wilfred Lord Ltd, Rochdale Rossbro
38 Premier Trophy Awards 2015 YEAR CATEGORY ENTERED PROJECT AND CONTRACTOR YEAR CATEGORY ENTERED PROJECT AND CONTRACTOR
2004 Commercial The Sage Group H2, Newcastle 2010 Commercial Orchard Park Health Centre, Hull Colorcraft (CLC Group) D & D Decorators & Sons Ltd Decorative Dunstall Hall, Burton on Trent Decorative Dining Hall, Downing College, Fisher Decorations Ltd Cambridge Campbell Smith & Co Ltd Small Contracts Private House, Leicester Small Contractors Horton Hall, Horton, Bristol Palmer Decorations P & S Timbrell Decorators Ltd 2005 Industrial Jaguar Factory, Birmingham 2011 Industrial Ferrybridge Power Station, Alfred Bagnall & Sons (Midlands) Ltd Knottingley, West Yorkshire E & P Painting Contractors Ltd Commercial Millroyd Island Apartments, Brighouse Wayne Dickinson Commercial The Hanover Housing Association, Decorating Contractors Sycamore Lodge, Co Durham. Seddon Property Services Ltd Decorative St Aloysius’ Church, Glasgow Dumbreck Decorators Decorative Dalhebity House, Aberdeen McLaren & Co Small Contracts The Chapel: St Mary’s Convent, Painters & Contractors Ltd Birmingham Fisher Decorations Ltd Small Contractors Victorian Lakeland Country House, 2006 Industrial Menia Bridge, North Wales Ambleside Roy Hankinson C D Massey Decorators Ltd Commercial New Vauxhall Stand, The Oval, London 2012 Industrial Oikos Storage Ltd, Hole Haven Wharf, Rossbro Ltd Haven Road, Canvey Island, Essex. Decorative Main Entrance, The National Gallery E & P Painting Contractors Ltd Campbell Smith & Co Ltd (Cousins Ltd) Commercial Moorland Garden Hotel, Small Contracts Barn Convertion, Priors Hardwick Bob Tavistock Road, Yelverton, Devon. Ian Williams Ltd Hooker & Son Ltd Decorative St Andrew’s Cathedral, 2007 Industrial Souter Lighthouse, Sunderland Clyde Street, Glasgow. Alfred Bagnall & Sons (North East) Ltd Dumbreck Decorators Commercial Oxford Castle Heritage Project Decorative St Peter’s Church, Stonyhurst, Clitheroe, Ian Williams Ltd Lancashire. Decorative St George Entrance, Small Hall Liverpool Bernard Watson Decorators Roy Hankinson (Inc. J Corbishley & Sons) Small Contracts Private Residence, Staverton Small Contractors South Wing, Lullingstone Castle, Bob Hooker & Son Ltd Eynesford, Dartford, Kent. T & K Bourne and Sons Ltd 2008 Industrial Ratcliffe on Stour Power Station J S Seddon (Painting) Ltd 2013 Industrial Docks Crossing, Canary Wharf, London Alfred Bagnall & Sons (North West) Ltd Commercial Pearl Centre, Lynchwood, Peterborough Blair Contracts, Luton Commercial Central Village, Lewis Building, Cropper Street, Liverpool Decorative The Royal Hall, Harrogate Ambrose Ellis Painting Contractors Ltd J Ibbotson Ltd Decorative The Great Hall, Leeds University, Leeds 2008 Small Contracts The Small Ground Floor, Court Room, Alfred Bagnall & Sons (Leeds) Ltd Painters & Stainers Hall Quality Decor, Surrey Small Contractors Farm Residence in West Northampton Bob Hooker & Son 2009 Industrial Silver Jubilee Bridge, Runcorn Roy Hankinson Ltd 2014 Industrial Rockingham Street Railway Bridge, Elephant & Castle, London Commercial Retirement Village, Hartfields EPIC Painting Ltd K & G Decorators Commercial Players & Media Stand/New Pavilion, Decorative Trafford Shopping Centre, Manchester Old Trafford Cricket Club LCCC E & P Painting Contractors Ltd Ambrose Ellis Painting Contractors Ltd Small Contractors St Peter’s Catholic Church, Gloucester Decorative The Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London P & S Timbrell Decorators Ltd H & S Decorating Specialists Ltd 2010 Industrial Tower Bridge Historic Engines, Small Contractors The Old Joint Stock Pub and Theatre, Tower Bridge, London 4 Temple Row West, Birmingham Tom Greening S & C Painting Services Ltd Special Award for Excellence
2005 Alfred Bagnall & Sons (Midlands) Ltd 2009 Roy Hankinson Ltd 2013 Tom Greening 2006 Fisher Decorations Ltd 2010 Campbell Smith & Co Ltd 2014 Rushworth Painting Contractors 2007 Ian Williams Ltd 2011 Thomas Welch & Sons North West Ltd 2008 J S Seddon (Painting) Ltd 2012 CLC Contractors Ltd
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