Delivering Social Value in Totnes - Places for People. As part of Churngold’s ongoing social value commitment and wider company goal to improving sustainability, we’ve just delivered a fantastic social value project, transforming an outdoor space for a local social housing provider and valued client Places for People.

The Gang of the Month Award for August at VSSP Ashchurch was awarded to RAFT Subcontractor gang which included Steve Strake, Kevin Bennett & Craig Duan.

Churngold is actively seeking to engage with both existing and new supply chain partners to support the delivery of our growing project pipeline across the Midlands and surrounding areas.

At Churngold we run our own bespoke traineeship programme which covers Groundworks, Civil Engineering and Quantity Surveying.

Early September saw Churngold celebrate one year since it moved into its own net carbon zero offices in Hallen, Bristol.

Churngold’s Project Manager, Jamie Attwell, awarded the Gang of the Month award for July to Garry Mealing, Liam Buckley & Pat Beddoes.

We held a team building event, with Skanska, for our 2nd BBQ at MOD Ashchurch as a thank you to the team.

On 14th July volunteers from Churngold Construction, painted benches at Ashchurch View Care Home which is local to our MOD Ashchurch project.

Churngold Construction have secured and started works on the new Mermaid Key Car Park in Cardiff Bay. 

Gang of the Month - May 2025 goes to Micheal Hughes , Colin Rathbone, Stuart Whitaker & Ian Phipps.

Following Rob Roughley’s 2,400km challenge for Testicular Cancer Awareness Month in April, he is continuing to ensure the message is spread to as many people he can reach.

Programme of on site H&S Training Sessions

Tim Morgan, Supervisor with Churngold Construction Ltd was awarded this safety award and a voucher for £25 from the main contractor BESL.

This April, to mark Testicular Cancer Awareness Month, Rob Roughley, Midlands Director at Churngold Construction, is completing an extraordinary challenge, running 2,400km to represent the 2,400 men diagnosed with testicular cancer in the UK each year.