Mackley Media Centre

Mackley is supporting a new Environment Agency campaign designed to help protect the public against the dangers and consequences of flooding.

Sir James Bevan, Chief Executive Officer was among a delegation of senior managers from the Environment Agency who paid a visit to the site where Mackley has commenced work on a scheme to provide better protection from flooding for the residents of Shoreham-by-Sea.

A second party of students from the University of Brighton will visit the Clay’s Lake project in West Sussex next week, as part of Mackley’s latest initiative to provide aspiring civil engineers with real life experience.

Mackley is looking forward to participating in Flood Expo, the world’s leading flood exhibition and conference, which is taking place this week.

Mackley has been accepted as a member of the British Aviation Group (BAG), the leading representative body for UK companies involved in the airport and aviation development sector.

Mackley has unveiled a number of new additions to its plant and vehicle fleet as part of a programme of continual investment to ensure the company and its employees are best equipped to operate efficiently and safely at all times.

Mackley and Team Van Oord have welcomed the findings of the National Flood Resilience Review which was published earlier this month (8 Sept) by the Department for Environment.

A scheme to provide improved protection against the risk of flooding in and around Gatwick Airport is attracting considerable interest among civil engineering professionals.

Working on behalf of the Environment Agency, Mackley has recently completed a project to create a new outfall and access track at Graveney Marshes between Whitstable and Faversham in Kent.

Snowdogs by the Sea, a charity arts trail, will be officially launched in Brighton tomorrow (24 Sept), and Mackley is delighted to be involved in the initiative.