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Hartpury College, Dressage Arena

Hartpury College in the heart of Gloucestershire is fast becoming a recognised venue for international equestrian events. This successful bid has initiated another cycle of development at the College.

Canal Restoration, Port Dundas

This latest restoration project by British Waterways on behalf of Glasgow City Council reinstates the link between Port Dundas and the Forth and Clyde canal. The project was awarded on a Design and Construct basis to C.Spencer Ltd.

Permacrib Gravity Retaining Walls

Permacrib is a timber crib retaining wall system, utilising the long established gravity wall concept. The patented lightweight interlocking crib components form a series of open cell modules, these are then filled with well graded stone to create the mass required to counteract the earth pressures and surcharge loadings.

Three Peaks Challenge taken on and beaten!

Pauric Whelan from Phi Group's Scottish Region has recently completed the Three Peaks Challenge in the name of Charity

Phi Group are on the move

Phi Group will be moving to new modern offices from the 1st April

Phi Group Installs large Permacrib Retaining Wall for a Midas Homes Housing Scheme in Plymouth

Industrial to Residential Evolution

Phi Group has recently completed a large Permacrib Timber Crib Retaining Wall for Persimmon Homes in South Wales

Three different Phi Group solutions for Tesco in Maesteg

A new 48,600 feet2 Tesco supermarket is under construction on the edge of Maesteg.

Badgers set deadline for slope retaining scheme

House and flat building for a new residential estate in Dudley required cutting into a slope to maximise the development’s footprint but something had beaten client Taylor Wimpey to the site and taken up residence.

Cut and Fill at Antelope Park

Work has begun on a new structure for builders merchant Jewson on a nine-acre site called Antelope Park in Southampton. Jewson will relocate from its current premises to a new 21,000 sq ft building at the rear of the site, which is expected to be complete in August this year.