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Blog page – Heritage – First 3 Posts
He’s Done Well19th September 2018Our MD Simon Haddy has led Newport Pagnell Construction through modernisation while building on its incredible past by launching Wilford & Dean. He has now been asked to join …
Refurbishing Listed Buildings After Fire19th September 2018Many people in Milton Keynes will remember the harrowing story of the fire in Stony Stratford that destroyed a section of the listed buildings that line the High Street. There was …
Milton Keynes Opportunities for Carpenters, Plumbers and Decorators19th September 2018Would you like to join our conscientious trades team? Due to an increased workload, we are delighted to announce that we are recruiting PAYE or self-employed multi-skilled …
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Refurbishing Listed Shopfront in Towcester28th September 2017Huge thanks to the Towcester community for being so friendly while we refurbished the front of Footworks, the cobblers at 136 Watling Street East. When removing previous signage, …
New Fleet28th September 2017Wilford & Dean are delighted to have a brand-new fleet of vans, large and small, for our construction and maintenance team. We’re all really pleased, and hope they contribute …
New MD Appointed At 205-year-old Company Will Grow it to Preserve Dying Arts13th December 2016Simon Haddy was appointed the new managing director of 205-year-old heritage building services and dilapidations company, Newport Pagnell Construction, with effect from 1 October 2015. Mike Dean has held the role since 1976, safely navigating the business through three recessions, and will support Simon for the foreseeable future, as chairman.
NPC Tells Story Spanning 205 Years in Launching Wilford & Dean13th December 2016Wilford & Dean is a new brand, which will be launched on 3 May 2017, for a business that’s as old as the imperial barge built for Napoleon, and that was set up in the days depicted in Pride and Prejudice. Sharing its stories of working locally with generations of local people is a priority, and the stories will soon be on display in Wilford & Dean’s offices in Newport Pagnell.