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23/06/2017
Willmott Dixon Appoints New Director In Yorkshire
Willmott Dixon has appointed Andrew Hurcomb as a new Director to boost it's regional presence in Yorkshire.
Having spent 28 years working at Galliford Try, rising from Site Engineer to Operations Director, Mr Hurcomb will be based at Willmott Dixon's Morley office near Leeds.
He will use his knowledge and expertise to support the company's current projects in Yorkshire, as well as working with customers on a host of new opportunities in the county.
Willmott Dixon is carrying out work on several major schemes in the region, including the new National College for High Speed Rail in Doncaster, Minsthorpe Leisure Centre in Wakefield and Scarborough Leisure Village. In addition, the company recently built the Flemingate retail development in Beverley, a new campus in Scarborough for Coventry University plus two large custody suites for South Yorkshire Police in Sheffield and Barnsley.
Anthony Dillon, Managing Director of Willmott Dixon in the North, said: "We are delighted to welcome Andrew to Willmott Dixon. It is an exciting time with a surge of new opportunities across Yorkshire and Andrew will help us deliver many successful projects for our customers."
Mr Hurcomb said: "Willmott Dixon is a progressive, forward thinking organisation with many notable opportunities in the pipeline. I am excited to be playing a part in realising the huge potential we have in Yorkshire and further developing the business in the region working with customers from public and private sectors."
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Having spent 28 years working at Galliford Try, rising from Site Engineer to Operations Director, Mr Hurcomb will be based at Willmott Dixon's Morley office near Leeds.
He will use his knowledge and expertise to support the company's current projects in Yorkshire, as well as working with customers on a host of new opportunities in the county.
Willmott Dixon is carrying out work on several major schemes in the region, including the new National College for High Speed Rail in Doncaster, Minsthorpe Leisure Centre in Wakefield and Scarborough Leisure Village. In addition, the company recently built the Flemingate retail development in Beverley, a new campus in Scarborough for Coventry University plus two large custody suites for South Yorkshire Police in Sheffield and Barnsley.
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Anthony Dillon, Managing Director of Willmott Dixon in the North, said: "We are delighted to welcome Andrew to Willmott Dixon. It is an exciting time with a surge of new opportunities across Yorkshire and Andrew will help us deliver many successful projects for our customers."
Mr Hurcomb said: "Willmott Dixon is a progressive, forward thinking organisation with many notable opportunities in the pipeline. I am excited to be playing a part in realising the huge potential we have in Yorkshire and further developing the business in the region working with customers from public and private sectors."
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