LCRIG have welcomed two new Corporate Members to its growing LCRIG Community: Bethell Construction and Newline Highways. Their addition brings the total number of members to 384.
Bethell Construction is a leading privately-owned UK group operating in the construction and utility sectors. Headquartered in Manchester, the company operates nationwide, with regional offices across the Northwest, Northeast, Yorkshire, and the Midlands. Offering a wide range of in-house core skills, Bethell is proud of the diversity and expertise of its directly employed, highly skilled workforce. The company takes great pride in delivering outstanding quality to clients, operating with a transparent, and honest approach.
Michael Holmes, Managing Director at Bethell, expressed his excitement: “Membership with the LCRIG community assists Bethell with further networking and exposure within local authorities across the regional demographic of our operations. With the support we have afforded to local academic programmes, working alongside the LCRIG team, we are excited to further enhance opportunities and assist in the growth of future generations of local authority highway skills.”
Established in 2019 by Director James Button, Newline Highways has quickly become a leading contractor in the industry. With a background as a Vehicle Restraint Systems (VRS) installer and a strong emphasis on education and training, James has assembled a highly skilled team dedicated to exceeding client expectations.
Ben Turner, Business Development Manager at Newline Highways shared his aspirations: “At Newline Highways, we are committed to enhancing road safety and delivering high-quality VRS across the UK. Joining LCRIG aligns with our mission to collaborate with industry leaders, share best practices, and contribute to the future of highways innovation.
“Through our LCRIG membership, we aim to strengthen partnerships with local councils and industry experts to improve road safety solutions. We are committed to staying at the forefront of innovation by engaging in knowledge-sharing and adopting cutting-edge technologies, and supporting sustainability in highway infrastructure by exploring new materials and installation methods that reduce environmental impact. We aim to contribute our expertise in VRS to shape best practices and improve road networks nationwide. By working alongside LCRIG members, we look forward to driving positive change in the highways sector while continuing to deliver safe, efficient, and innovative solutions.”
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