Tag: Henry
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Henry Brothers on how its award-winning sustainability values set it apart
Number of employees: Henry Brothers has over 200 direct employees based across Northern Ireland, England and Scotland. Turnover: £92.2m Date company established: Jim Henry first set up the small construction business in 1976. Later in 1986, it then became known as the Henry Brothers. View the original article and our Inspiration here
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Henry Boot to roll out HVO fuel after successful trial
Serena Lang, non-executive director at Henry Boot, said: “The success of our HVO trials will see it become a vital element of our journey towards decarbonisation. The cost efficiency, fast implementation potential, and immediate carbon savings make it a practical solution that we can deploy and scale now, while also continuing to explore and evaluate…
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Henry Boot selected for zero-carbon aircraft tech centre
Imperial War Museums (IWM) and University of Cambridge’s Gonville & Caius College have selected Henry Boot’s development arm as their preferred development partner for Duxford AvTech. HDB will be responsible for securing planning permission, funding, developing, building and operating the zero-carbon aircraft tech centre. IWM and Gonville & Caius College announced plans in June 2024…
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Henry Boot to build calming facilities in NHS mental health ward upgrade
Lee Powell, managing director of Henry Boot Construction, said: “This project is obviously much more than just bricks and mortar – it’s about creating a safe, calming, and supportive space for those experiencing urgent mental health needs. The refurbished ward will also be complemented by a new garden courtyard, creating another open-air retreat for self-reflection…
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The Rise of Volumetric Construction – An Interview with Henry Mickleburgh
Volumetric modular construction is on the rise. I had the pleasure of interviewing one of the leading experts on the subject, Henry Mickleburgh. About Henry This is how Henry describes himself: “Narrowly avoiding a lucrative career in the burgeoning telecommunications industry of the late 80s, I was convinced, by a friend, to join him at…