Daniel was an aspiring quantity surveyor who joined us initially for a summer placement. His enthusiasm and commitment led to the offer of an apprenticeship and the start of his surveying career with Knights Brown.

Joseph Pugh is researching the feasibility of changing the composition of concrete to reduce its environmental impact. Knights Brown sponsor's Joe's work at Cardiff University. This is an update on his progress.

We have designed several bespoke characters to accompany stories that explain our construction work and its relevance in today's society. Read our introduction to the characters that have captured the hearts and minds of school children across Wales.

Knights Brown is working in the Port of Dover under the harbour board's civil engineering framework, maintaining the port's essential infrastructure. Here we are starting to highlight what we think helps make the framework the success it is and demonstrate the added value Knights Brown provides.

This National Apprenticeship Week we’re thinking of the young people whose education and beginnings of careers have been disrupted over the past 11 months. As an industry, construction may be one that’s better placed to lend a helping hand and provide a route to recovery.

Listening to communities is at the heart of effective community liaison. It's not just explaining what you're going to do. It's also about listening to what people tell you and being flexible enough to make modifications where you are able. It's a little bit of give and take.