Mackley Media Centre

A scheme which has significantly reduced flood risk to thousands of properties on the West Sussex coast has been recognised with a prestigious national award. 

Mackley has been awarded a contract to carry out the next phase of a scheme which will protect more than 4,500 homes and businesses on Portsea Island from the risk of coastal flooding.

Mackley has completed a programme of works to repair and improve a half-mile long structure which protects the harbour in the south Devon town of Brixham.

Mackley has launched an extensive recruitment drive, with applications sought for a wide range of positions as part of ongoing plans to expand the company.

The first phase of work to build a new headquarters for Sussex Yacht Club is on course for completion later this month.

Mackley has recently completed a series of works at one of the three RNLI lifeboat stations on the Isle of Wight.

A total of 60 players from 16 teams took part in the Mackley annual golf day on 22 August, raising money for three worthwhile charities.

Work is progressing well on a flood alleviation scheme at Godalming in Surrey which, when complete, will reduce the risk of flooding to at least 90 properties in the town.

Mackley has recently commenced work to repair and extend the slipway at the RNLI Portsmouth lifeboat station.

Following an assessment earlier this year, Mackley is delighted to announce it has maintained its Investors in People silver level accreditation.