Meet David Akhurst, one of our veterans Posted on March 27, 2024 by adrian Amulet’s Regional Director, David Akhurst was a lance corporal in the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers. He served in the British Army for eight years before becoming a casualty of the post cold war UK military reduction programme. With transition to a civilian life forced upon him, David had to quickly adjust to his new […] Continue Reading
Making a difference… Liz Bell Posted on March 26, 2024 by Jaime Our ‘I make a difference’ blog series is about shining a light on different colleagues from across our group of specialist businesses and shared services, showcasing their impactful contributions and key roles within our business. Today, we’re pleased to feature Liz Bell, a dedicated member of the Churchill Group team for over 15 years. For […] Continue Reading
Our work in sustainability Posted on March 25, 2024 by Jaime As an employee-owned company, we are structured to support and improve the wellbeing of our employees. That includes supporting the future of our colleagues, as well as the future of the planet. In 2023, we developed and expanded multiple Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) initiatives to do exactly this. Earlier this year, the Sustainable Facilities […] Continue Reading
Breaking barriers with West Lea’s Supported Internship Programme Posted on March 18, 2024 by Jaime Last year we partnered with West Lea to provide support and guidance to young individuals, with a Statement for Special Educational Needs or an Education and Health Care Plan, helping them gain confidence and valuable experience in professional environments. West Lea is committed to breaking down barriers for children and young adults with special educational […] Continue Reading
Celebrating a year of neurodiversity Posted on March 18, 2024 by Jaime This week marks the beginning of Neurodiversity Celebration Week, a global event that offers a platform to showcase the diverse spectrum of neurological differences within our communities. It has been one year since we signed the Neurodiversity Charter, and we’re excited to take this moment to reflect on some of the progress and updates we’ve […] Continue Reading
Exploring your career opportunities after the army, navy or RAF Posted on March 11, 2024March 14, 2024 by ilona viteikiene Transitioning from military to civilian life after time spent in service can be challenging, no matter what your reasons for the change. However, the military equips people with unparalleled skills of organisation, resilience, cooperation, as well as tactical and strategic thinking. You might be surprised at how transferable and sought-after your skills and experiences are […] Continue Reading
Making a difference… Maria Cane Posted on March 4, 2024 by Jaime Welcome back to another edition of our ‘I Make a Difference’ blog series. In this series, we feature insights and stories from individuals within our group of specialist businesses, highlighting the unique and valuable contributions they make in their respective roles. Today, we have the pleasure of hearing from Maria Cane, one of our Client […] Continue Reading
Top tips on how to change careers in 2024 Posted on February 12, 2024February 8, 2024 by ilona viteikiene As we embark upon a new year, transitioning to a new career can be the perfect way to harness the energy of new beginnings. Facilities Management is an ideal sector for career changers, as it utilises a wide variety of transferable skills. At Churchill, we value your experience and are passionate about welcoming career changers […] Continue Reading
Apprenticeships: Myth-busting Posted on February 5, 2024February 5, 2024 by Jaime This week is National Apprenticeship Week, a week-long celebration that unites businesses and apprentices nationwide, aiming to highlight the positive impact apprenticeships have on individuals, businesses, and the broader economy. We understand there is a lot of information out there to digest and sorting fact from fiction can be challenging. To help, we’ve compiled some […] Continue Reading