Willmott Dixon

What plagues construction? Willmott Dixon boss Rick Willmott sits down with editor Lem Bingley to discuss Brexit, a global pandemic, reverse VAT and why government is still misunderstanding the sector

Our industry has come a long way since I first joined as a young building technician in 1993. Back then terms such as ‘diversity’ or ‘gender balanced teams’ did not figure much on construction sites or in management vocabulary. How far we have come. Fast forward 26 years and it…

Winner: Willmott Dixon Willmott Dixon’s commitment to the environment through what it says is a “purpose beyond profit” made it a unanimous choice for Environmental Contractor of the Year with our judges. Judges hailed the contractor for its “unbelievably comprehensive” presentation on an environmental ethos that was “embedded within the…

The contractor is giving voice to a council-backed redevelopment of the South Wales Valley town, in the shape of £40m multi-use scheme.

In south London Willmott Dixon is having to hit exacting standards to deliver what is billed as the UK’s first Passivhaus secondary school.

Many veterans move from the forces into the industry and can offer unparalleled expertise. But contractors must do more to support the mental health of those who struggle with the transition, as Lucy Alderson finds out.

In west London contractor Willmott Dixon is working on a tiny site to create a development of epic proportions.

“That was the beginning of Cardiff right here.”

Willmott Dixon staff are learning a thing or two about ancient Egypt during their renovation of Bolton Museum.

It’s funny to think that Winston Churchill could have been standing in the exact place I’m brushing croissant crumbs off my coat. I am inside what used to be his office, after all.