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Kier Volunteer Day at Mossrose Cottage

As part of Kier Construction’s Ysgol Cynefin project, the site team and supply chain partners have been supporting the team at  Mossrose Cottage volunteering time and expertise to support the wonderful work they do in Cardiff.

This incredible charity provides people of working age who face ‘invisible barriers’ with opportunities to connect with others, try new things, and support local community initiatives.

Spending time with owner Bernadette and her daughter Emily, in such an inspiring place really reminded the team how powerful volunteering can be, an act of reciprocity.

On top of hosting a day volunteering at Mossrose Cottage, the team have also donated over 30 hours of time to support their expansion application, funding advice, expertise and drawings supporting their plan to create an accessible space to reach even more people within the local area.

Kier Celebrates Major Milestone at Haverfordwest Public Transport Interchange

On 10th October 2025, Kier marked a significant milestone in the development of the Haverfordwest Public Transport Interchange project with the completion of its 620-tonne steel structure. To commemorate the occasion, the site welcomed First Minister Eluned Morgan, alongside representatives from Pembrokeshire County Council and pupils from Haverfordwest High VC School.

The celebration included a ceremonial signing of the steel framework, allowing attendees to leave a lasting legacy on this transformative infrastructure project.

With construction progressing well, the project remains on track for completion in 2026.

Ysgol Calon Lan Pupils Take Part in Inspiring Trade Days with Kier

Pupils from Ysgol Calon Lan’s Tŷ Dyfatty and Tŷ Penlan campuses recently took part in some inspiring trade days hosted by Kier, in partnership with Careers Wales. The event was part of the students’ Career Work Related Experience programme and offered a unique opportunity to explore practical trades in real-world settings.

Held at the Y Storfa project in Swansea, one of the days featured hands-on painting and decorating experience led by Kier’s supply chain partner, Swansea Decorating Services. The pupils gained valuable insight into the trade, learning industry techniques and getting creative with brushes and rollers.

Back at their schools, pupils also participated in a carpentry session with Ian Williams Carpentry, where they built planters and picnic benches that will be used by the school in the spring, combining skill-building with a meaningful contribution to their learning.




Kier Construction Wales Supply Chain Awards

The awards celebrated the outstanding contribution of Kier’s supply chain partners across Wales, recognising the talent, collaboration, and commitment that drive quality and innovation across their projects.

Five worthy winners were recognised across the award categories, each demonstrating excellence in their respective fields and highlighting the strength of partnership working within the Welsh construction sector.

A huge thank-you to Jen Heal from the Design Commission for Wales for her support of the event, and congratulations once again to all of the award winners for their well-deserved recognition.