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WYE VALLEY Demolition often undertake interesting jobs and one such example was the dismantling of a tusk and sail piece of artwork in Bristol’s Haymarket shopping district this month. The job, over four nights, came with several demolition challenges, mainly working at height, working with cranes, and hot works. The space was very limited and traffic management also took some thought, as it was a city centre location. However, working for main contractor Alun Griffiths, alo

Remains of the day: The below-ground foundations of the Gloucester Union Workhouse A busy start to the first quarter for Demolition team WV Demolition has kicked off the New Year with significant progress across multiple sites in the Midlands and South West, including major works in Bristol, Leicester and Gloucester. Gloucester Regeneration Moves Forward Following the demolition of the derelict Wessex House in 2019, WV Demolition has returned to the site behind Gloucester Rai

Sue Howell is the first woman to receive the industry's Lifetime Achievement honour Group's co-owner praised at prestigious dinner in London SUE HOWELL, director of Wye Valley Demolition and co-owner and Financial Director of Rotherwas-based Wye Valley Metals, has become the first woman to receive the British Metals Recycling Association’s (BMRA) Lifetime Achievement Award. It marks an historic milestone for both the organisation and the wider metals recycling industry. The a

Wye Valley Demolition commended for rapid response after bin lorry tragedy WV DEMOLITION has been commended for its rapid response following a tragic accident in Leominster that left one man dead and two others seriously injured. The incident occurred at around 6.35am on November 11, 2025, when a bin lorry crashed into the former Golden Lion pub at the Mill Street and Bridge Street roundabout on the A44. Andzie Richard “Stan” Stanik, 62, one of three men travelling in the veh