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Thomas Armstrong once again took part in Hospice at Home West Cumbria Christmas Jumper Day and have raised £150. Well done everyone
Thomas Armstrong are extremely proud of our supportive and kind-hearted employees. In November and December, our staff (plus families & friends) have come together to donate gifts, presents, games, toiletries and sweets towards the Samaritan’s Purse Christmas Shoe Box Appeal.
Everyone’s generosity has been overwhelming!
Our caring and thoughtful staff donated 17 boxes of goodies for under-privileged children (both boys and girls), ranging from 3 to 14 years old, which were taken and dropped off at St. Michael’s Church in Workington yesterday by the Head Office HR Team.
Thank you so much, you are all shining stars and will make a huge difference to a child’s Christmas Day !
Great to see work progressing on our project outside Workington Leisure Centre to create a new events and activity space. Thanks to Thomas Armstrong Construction Ltd. for their work so far.
The funding for the project has come via ‘accelerated funding’ from the Government’s Towns Fund initiative. We have a bid in to the main fund for Workington for a range of regeneration projects which could see an investment of around £25m in the town. For more information about Workington Leisure Centre, click here.
We are truly proud of our fabulous employees at Thomas Armstrong for raising £300.00 towards the Macmillan Cancer Support.
Work commences on 'outdoor event area' project near Workington Leisure Centre.Our Civil Engineering & Highways division commence work this week to create a new outdoor events and activity area in Workington.
The project includes new pathways, paved areas, seat installation and events space for the televisual screening of major events for the public to view.
The project was made possible by accelerated funding from the Government, intended to boost the economy in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. The funding money will also be used on several other projects planned for the Workington area