Vertical Transportation (VT) is an unsung hero in building design, with lifts, moving walkways, and escalators forming a crucial part of the user experience and wayfinding.

CPW has been measuring our business carbon emissions since 2019 - we are proud to have achieved the Planet Mark Business Certification for a fourth year, continuing our commitment to reduce our impact on society.

CPW is set to be featured in the publication titled His Majesty at 75: The leadership and Vision of King Charles III in recognition of the company’s continued commitment to sustainability and training the next generation.

We are set to be featured in Celebrating 75 Years of the National Health Service in recognition of the company’s strong relationship with the NHS.

International exchanges are key to ensuring our staff from across the world build strong working relationships, learn technical skills and develop professionally. Our hope is that no matter where in the world our colleagues are, they can pick up the phone and receive a warm welcome and all the support they need to succeed in their roles.

With international offices in Poland and India, we feel it’s important to bring staff together. Exchanges are a great way to develop team relationships, share knowledge and get to know each other better on a personal level.

Izzy Connolly, one of our sustainability consultants, is an ambassador for Fitwel, one of the world’s leading healthy building certifications.

With the help of Leicester City Council, CPW Leicester have taken on an allotment at Evington Top Allotments to grow produce for local homeless shelters and food banks.

Used effectively, environmental building services are beneficial for companies, consumers and the planet. Long-term consideration of the carbon lifecycle and reduction of energy consumption means cost-effective buildings with lower operational costs, built in harmony with their surroundings.

As part of the Leicester City Council Framework, CPW has committed to achieving a set of CSR goals for each year.

We are delighted to announce that we have won a Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA) gold award for our dedication to health and safety.

Air source heat pumps (ASHPs) have become a key part of the decarbonisation toolkit in the response to climate change.

An all-female panel of built environment experts gathered recently for our ‘INWED 2023: Sustainability in the Second City’ roundtable, to discuss the importance of retrofitting to tackle net zero and why sustainability is a significant opportunity to attract more women to the engineering industry.

It is with deep sadness that we share the news of the passing of our beloved colleague and friend, Mark Morris.

This year, CPW have decided to dedicate two working days to charity, closing all our offices to give our staff the chance to do good in their local communities and support causes that matter to them.

CPW are thrilled that the Cadent Gas building at Prospero Ansty has won the ESG award at the Midlands and Central England regional finals of the British Council for Offices (BCO) Awards.

CPW are pleased to announce that Lighting Designer Kate Morley won the Lighting Industry Association (The LIA) Advanced (Interior) Certificate Award for Outstanding Student of the Year 2023.

The CPW team are delighted to be attending UKREiiF in Leeds from 16th-18th May, an event to bring together the public sector, investors, funders, developers, housebuilders and industry specialists.

Senior Acoustic Consultant Jamie Large, has been featured in Future Constructor & Architect (FC&A) Magazine. His article explores how to deal with the acoustic challenges of air-source heat pumps.

CPW are delighted to be an official supporter of the Terra Carta, part of the former Prince of Wales’ Sustainable Markets Initiative.