Antony Mulligan of Eric Wright Civil Engineering has presented a worthy donation of £200 to Father John of The Parish of St Bega, St Mungo and St Herbert, accompanied by Arthur Lester of Cumbria County Council for their generosity to our team. EWCE have been repairing the B5292 at Braithwaite after Coledale Beck undermined the […]
Snowball Alternative Finance has been appointed by Preston Trampower to secure the £25m funding for its project to get trams running in Preston for the first time since 1935. The deal will see Snowball advising on funding strategy as well as producing business plans and financial models for the project. Speaking about their appointment, managing […]
Eric Wright Civil Engineering (EWCE) has won the Civil Engineering Contractors Association North West Awards (CECA NW) for social value for the second year running. The award is in recognition of the positive impact the Eric Wright Learning Foundation (EWLF) has had in inspiring, training and providing opportunities for young people and adults to take […]
CITB have announced the new members of its Nations Councils for England, Scotland and Wales and we are delighted to confirm that Diane Bourne, Managing Director of Eric Wright Civil Engineering, has been appointed onto the Nations Council for England. The councils will play a key role in helping to shape the future of construction […]
Civil engineering is not a career you fall into by accident, writes Diane Bourne of Eric Wright. We don’t tend to follow a family member into a role specialising in major drainage infrastructure or highways improvements as you might do with professions such as acting, law or teaching. A career in civil engineering is […]
Work is set to start on an ambitious £1.3 million scheme to develop a new public space for events and entertainment in the heart of Darwen Town Centre. It has been announced, that following the Council’s new procurement framework process, Eric Wright Civil Engineering will work with Blackburn with Darwen Council and public artist Liam […]
Eric Wright Civil Engineering has started work on a £1.1m bridge refurbishment project for Oldham Council, which will make the structure safer and more resilient for motorists. The 45-week project delivers essential maintenance and structural repair works to strengthen the Middleton Road (A669)/Oldham Way (A627) bypass bridge, which has corroded and weathered over the years. […]
