G F Tomlinson

G F Tomlinson G F Tomlinson is a family-run construction firm that has grown to become one of the Midlands most respected and recognised brands in the industry sector.

AWARD WIN! 🏆Fantastic to see that our Barnsley College IOT project won 'Retrofit Project of the Year' at the Constructin...
10/06/2026

AWARD WIN! 🏆

Fantastic to see that our Barnsley College IOT project won 'Retrofit Project of the Year' at the Constructing Excellence Yorkshire and Humber Awards 2026!

The transformation included the refurbishment of the former open-air college courtyard into a fully enclosed atrium, complete with a new glazed roof to create a bright and central hub which houses a modern Learning Resource Centre, set across tiered mezzanine floors.

The project combined sustainable technologies, along with supporting local labour and local students through social value initiatives.

The project was also awarded a top score on the Considerate Constructors Scheme of 45 out of 45, highlighting the project teams investment in the project⭐

Congratulations to everyone involved!

To read more about the project, visit: https://lnkd.in/e7WTbrU9

Architect –
Structural Engineer –
Acoustic Consultant –
Fire Engineer –
Steelwork – William Twigg Matlock Ltd
Mechanical – (SYMS)
Plastering -

Our team at Bentley Health Hub recently came together to donate and deliver over £150 worth of food and essential suppli...
09/06/2026

Our team at Bentley Health Hub recently came together to donate and deliver over £150 worth of food and essential supplies to the BBC Food Bank at Bentley Baptist Community Food Bank, located just 500 metres from our site.

The BBC Food Bank is an independent organisation run by dedicated volunteers, supporting communities across North Doncaster. Through food parcels, community referrals and self-referral services, the food bank provides vital assistance to individuals and families facing hardship, ensuring support remains accessible to those who need it most.

The donation included a range of essential items such as pasta, rice, cereal and toiletries, helping to support local residents and families. This initiative reflects G F Tomlinson’s ongoing commitment to creating positive social value alongside the projects we deliver.

A special thank you to our supply chain partner Linsco Ltd for their support.

World Environment Day 🌍Today, we're highlighting a project that demonstrates the important role refurbishment can play i...
05/06/2026

World Environment Day 🌍

Today, we're highlighting a project that demonstrates the important role refurbishment can play in creating a more sustainable future. The refurbishment of the former Kingston Centre to create a new and improved home for St Leonard's School in Stafford was procured through the Constructing West Midlands Framework. This redevelopment showcases the positive impact of targeted decarbonisation measures.

Key sustainability improvements included:
✅ Thermally insulated double-glazed windows with solar control tinting
✅ Enhanced building fabric, thermal storage ceiling panels and draught lobbies
✅ Replacement of end-of-life heating systems with modern low-carbon alternatives
✅ 59m² of rooftop photovoltaic panels
✅ LED and PIR lighting throughout
✅ Hybrid heating, cooling and ventilation systems to improve indoor air quality and energy efficiency

These measures will deliver annual energy savings of 10,552 kWh and reduce the building's carbon emissions by 166.68 tCO₂e each year.

Sustainability extended beyond the building itself. During construction:
🌱 99% of site waste was recycled
🌱 4.7 tonnes of waste wood were diverted through Community Wood Recycling
🌱 80 trees, donated by The Woodland Trust, were planted to create a new forest area for pupils, enhancing biodiversity and providing opportunities to engage with the natural environment

On World Environment Day, we're reminded that sustainable construction is about more than reducing carbon it's about creating lasting environmental, educational and community benefits for generations to come.

Volunteers' Week Spotlight 🌟Last year, we were proud to support our chosen charity, Treetops Hospice, by volunteering at...
03/06/2026

Volunteers' Week Spotlight 🌟

Last year, we were proud to support our chosen charity, Treetops Hospice, by volunteering at the Moonlight Walk in Derby. This year, we're delighted to be returning to support the event once again on Friday 18th September.

As part of our commitment to Treetops Hospice, four members of our team volunteered at the event, helping to marshal the route and guide more than 400 walkers safely around the 5K and 10K courses.

The Moonlight Walk is a fantastic community event that raises vital funds for the hospice's services, and we're proud to play a small part in helping make the evening a success. We look forward to supporting the event again this year and cheering on everyone taking part.

🔊 Take a back stage look at the latest progress of the Stephenson Memorial Hall redevelopment, with the recent ITV Calen...
02/06/2026

🔊 Take a back stage look at the latest progress of the Stephenson Memorial Hall redevelopment, with the recent ITV Calendar coverage:
https://www.itv.com/watch/news/new-culture-hub-the-reimagining-of-one-of-chesterfields-most-historic-buildings/rngwd4h

The transformation of this Grade II Listed venue has included an extensive restoration, expansion and refurbishment, which will protect the building for future generations whilst preserving its historic charm. It comprises a 625-seat theatre, with extended back stage dressing areas, museum galleries, two bars and event and community space.

Following the venue’s transformation, this Chesterfield landmark will be reopened as ‘1435’, in celebration of Chesterfield resident and “father of railways” George Stephenson whose innovations included the standard gauge rail track set at 1,435mm apart, which went on to become the global benchmark for rail travel.

Rail travel carries people, ideas and opportunities across continents. That same spirit of connection sits at the heart of 1435, which will bring visitors together through arts, culture and heritage while creating fresh links across the community.

#1435

Chesterfield Borough Council
East Midlands Combined County Authority
Arts Council England
Pagabo

Watch the latest from ITV News - Chesterfield Council has spent almost 20 million pounds revamping the former Pomegranate Theatre - with the aim of making a new hub for arts in the town.

The structural demolition works for the redevelopment of the Priory Centre in Worksop are now complete👏This milestone re...
29/05/2026

The structural demolition works for the redevelopment of the Priory Centre in Worksop are now complete👏

This milestone represents a key stage in the redevelopment of the shopping centre, which is set to host facilities including a climbing wall, indoor adventure play area and a bowling alley.

Further works include public areas being refreshed, landscaping, and the installation of a pedestrian bridge over the Chesterfield Canal, providing a new gateway to the redevelopment and town centre.

The project is due for completion late 2027 and aims to increase visitor numbers, enhance the town centre offer and create a renewed leisure and retail destination for the people of Bassetlaw and beyond.

To find out more, please visit: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cglp5z03dwlo

Delivered on behalf of Bassetlaw District Council and procured under The Medium Works Framework which Pagabo manage on behalf of The Education Alliance.

Bassetlaw District Council
Pagabo

The new building will contain a climbing wall, indoor adventure play area and a bowling alley.

Celebrating 20 Years of SCAPE 🎉Over the past two decades, we’ve been proud to deliver projects that leave a lasting impa...
28/05/2026

Celebrating 20 Years of SCAPE 🎉

Over the past two decades, we’ve been proud to deliver projects that leave a lasting impact on communities including the transformation of the Paxton Suite in Buxton for High Peak Borough Council.

This £2.1 million redevelopment turned a dated and underused space into a vibrant 462-seat arts centre, featuring:

✔️ A 369-seat Main Auditorium
✔️ A 93-seat Studio Theatre
✔️ Refurbished public facilities
✔️ Improved accessibility with new lift installations
✔️ Restoration of original architectural features including the vaulted ceiling and balcony

Blending heritage with modern performance technology, the project helped create an accessible and inspiring cultural destination for the community.

"As well as providing a new, bigger and permanent home for these parts of our programme, the new Arts Centre will also be home to the majority of our children and young people's programme, both performance and participatory.”
Andrew Aughton, Opera House Chief Executive

A throwback to the delivery of the Coroners Court project, which transformed the original Juvenile Court Building into t...
28/05/2026

A throwback to the delivery of the Coroners Court project, which transformed the original Juvenile Court Building into the future Corners Court in Birmingham City centre.

Delivered on behalf of Birmingham City Council via the Constructing West Midlands (CWM) framework, the project provided significant remodelling to form the spaces required for the Court room facilities and the associated staff. Mechanical and electrical works were enhanced to meet the Courts requirements.

Operational Programme Manager for Birmingham City Council said: “The project has been delivered to a high standard which is thanks to the professionalism of the G F Tomlinson team. The end user is extremely pleased with the transformation of the building which has exceeded their aspirations and has been held up as the best example of a Coroners Court in the country to date.”

Spring Bank Holiday Opening Hours ☀️Our offices will be closed from 5pm on Friday 22nd May, and re-open on Tuesday 26th ...
22/05/2026

Spring Bank Holiday Opening Hours ☀️

Our offices will be closed from 5pm on Friday 22nd May, and re-open on Tuesday 26th May.

Wishing everyone a relaxing and enjoyable Bank Holiday!


Celebrating 20 years of Scape 🎉One standout scheme was the refurbishment of Burton College, delivered on behalf of Burto...
20/05/2026

Celebrating 20 years of Scape 🎉

One standout scheme was the refurbishment of Burton College, delivered on behalf of Burton and South Derbyshire College

Over a 19-week programme, 11 separate areas of the college were transformed to create modern learning environments for Health & Social Care, Cyber Security and Games Development students – helping provide facilities that support the next generation of learners.

The project achieved excellent client satisfaction scores across product, service and defects, and also delivered strong social value outcomes:

📍 96% local spend within 40 miles of site
👷 95% local labour within 40 miles of site
🏢 58% of spend with micro businesses
♻️ 97% of site waste recycled and diverted from landfill
🎓 22 apprentice weeks provided
💚 19% Social Value Added

“The project has been delivered to a high standard thanks to the professionalism of the G F Tomlinson team. The end user is extremely pleased with the transformation of the building which has exceeded their aspirations and has been held up as the best example of a Coroners Court in the country to date.”
Lesley Steele, Operational Programme Manager - Birmingham City Council

The success of these projects is always down to the people involved – clients, partners, consultants, office and site teams all pulling together to achieve the best outcomes.

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