NEWS & UPDATES

What began as a simple request for help became a powerful community-wide effort, as businesses, volunteers and residents united to support Rumney Forum Community Centre and local causes across Cardiff.

BESL/CMB were proud to be invited to the Considerate Constructors Scheme (CCS) Awards Ceremony in Manchester, where our team was honoured with a Bronze Award for the Fairwater Community Campus project in Cardiff.

On Saturday 9th May, 10 members of the CMB Engineering team took on the 109-mile Carten100 charity cycle ride from Cardiff to Tenby in support of Latch Welsh Children's Cancer Charity.

Congratulations to our April Health & Safety Award winners. These individuals have been recognised for their continued commitment to Health & Safety standards on site, along with their positive attitude, work ethic and compliance throughout the project. Natalie Lewis of Evans Electrical – for her PPE compliance and always keeping work areas clean and tidy. Willow Borley of CMB Engineering – for her introduction to construction and safety compliance. Mike Lumb of Classic –

When Rumney Primary School reached out asking for pallets and cable reels, it sparked a fantastic community collaboration that transformed the nursery’s outdoor area into a bright, welcoming and inspiring space for children aged 3 – 5. The journey began when we contacted the team at Project Spaceforge, who kindly sourced and donated two cable reels along with a number of pallets to support the school. We later visited Rumney Primary School to explore the possibility of creati

Over the past week, we were proud to support a fantastic series of LEGO League finals delivered in collaboration with Cardiff Commitment, engaging 21 schools across three event days ranging from primary through to secondary level education. The events brought schools together to take part in a range of engineering, coding and problem-solving challenges based around this year’s “Unearthed” theme. Throughout the competition, students designed, built and programmed LEGO robots