BAM People - Western

02/05/2025

Great day at Archery with Sports and Social club

18/02/2025

Fantastic Saturday 15 February at the fused glass workshop instructed by the Glass Cabin.

This was such a brilliant workshop – perfect mixture of instruction, inspiration but also creative freedom. We had a really lovely time and can’t wait to see how our items have turned out!
Thank you Rachael.
https://theglasscabin.co.uk/fused-glass-workshops-bristol/

21/07/2024

Fantastic day for Western Sports and Social Club touring the Clifton Suspension Bridge and seeing the vaults underneath followed by a fabulous meal at Cote Brasserie. Lived in Bristol all my life and never done this before. Well worth a visit.

20/07/2022

We are creating world class arenas, offering best in class experiences and inspiring venues.


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25/05/2022

Well done BAM Western staff - DIY SOS, Southmead, Bristol

16/12/2021

Christmas is the time for giving, EQ site together with their supply chain donations from Shire Integrated Systems, Optimum, Ian Williams Carpentry, Foundation Development and Severfields made a small difference supporting the Bristol homeless.

Giving to Help Bristol’s Homeless Christmas rucksack appeal, today BAM colleagues Ross Cameron, Lisa Hawker and Amanda Wright delivered donations of 20 new rucksacks filled with a range of 17 items including sleeping bag, toiletries, warm clothing, chocolates, £10 Greggs gift cards etc along with a further 20 gift bags donated by Optimum also filled with a variety of items. Well done to all involved and thank you for your support, a very awarding experience. # # #

20/10/2021

Some photos from the Western Region BAM fishing trip on Saturday 16 October. We had a dolphin as company for much of the day which was pretty special. A good day out, amazing weather.

09/12/2020

Fantastic projects completed by BAM Western.
The Deanery CE Academy and Kingfisher CE Primary School are located in Swindon. Built by BAM for Diocese of Bristol Academies Trust, they provide state of the art facilities for pupils from nursery through to sixth form. .

The Deanery CE Academy and Kingfisher CE Primary School are located in Swindon. Built by BAM for Diocese of Bristol Academies Trust, they provide state of th...

08/12/2020

BAM is proud that they has been selected to build the largest committed speculative office development in Southern England, for a valued long-term client CEG. The striking EQ development in the heart of Bristol is packed full of lower carbon and healthy workspace features for a sustainable, post Covid world including 260 cycle spaces designed by leading architects Aukett Swanke.

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https://www.bam.co.uk/media-centre/news-details/work-starts-on-the-largest-committed-speculative-office-development-in-southern-england-this-year.

EQ development in the heart of Bristol City Centre broke ground on the main construction phase this week.

• Back Row - Seonaid Butler (Cushman Wakefield) Alex Hough (CEG) Peter Bateman (Buro Happold) Paul Richardson (CEG) Luke Schuberth (Aukett Swanke) Steve Lane (JLL)
• Front Row – Andy Heath (Cushman Wakefield) Neil Dorrington (BAM) Marvin Rees (Mayor of Bristol) Richard Thomas (CEG) Mike Powell (ARUP) Ian Wills (JLL)

11/11/2020

Western region have handed over The University of the West of England's new £27.2m Engineering block and the university moves one step closer to becoming one of the UK's top engineering schools.

The University of the West of England Bristol moves one step closer to becoming one of the UK’s top engineering schools, with the completion of its brand new engineering building.

10/11/2020

The first new crossing point over the River Avon in Bath for 100 years is now in place! The 60m long structure was fabricated in Belgium and provides a new route for cyclists and pedestrians. It connects the Bath Quays North and South development sites and will also help to regenerate underutilised space in the area.