Browne is proud to announce that we have been awarded a £130m deal on Thames Water’s mains renewal program. The contract will see Browne renewing Thames Water pipework in six district metered areas (DMAs) in the boroughs of Greenwich, Brent, Enfield, Lambeth and Guildford.

At Browne, we are committed to not only delivering essential infrastructure projects but also supporting the communities in which we work. Currently, our team is engaged in a significant project on behalf of Thames Water, carrying out main replacements outside Snaresbrook Primary School. These crucial upgrades are designed to ensure the continued provision of safe and reliable water services to the local area, with the work set to be completed by November.

Kenmont Primary School recently received a delightful makeover, thanks to the efforts of the Browne Helping Hands team supported by members of the Thames Water team. The partnership, initiated by Browne, to thank the school and community for their cooperation while we carried out the construction work outside the school on behalf of Thames Water. Recognising the inconvenience that their construction activities had caused, Browne proposed a unique way to give back to the school community.

In an exciting development for the Offord Road community, Browne is preparing to replace 722m of 12-inch cast iron water mains as part of a significant infrastructure project for Thames Water. The replacement of these outdated mains is a critical step towards improving water supply reliability and preventing future pipe bursts and floods, which have previously caused disruptions for local residents and businesses.

At Browne, we take immense pride in our commitment to giving back to the local community. This past week, our Helping Hands volunteers had the pleasure of spending a day with the Canal & River Trust, a valued charity within Enfield.

Browne’s Helping Hands volunteers recently joined forces with a team from Affinity Water, one of our valued clients, for a rewarding day of community service. Together, we participated in a joint volunteering initiative with the Hertfordshire and Middlesex Wildlife Trust, focusing on an important environmental task: clearing Himalayan balsam from a local river.

Last week, Browne proudly supported the Enfield Town School’s Partnership Big Bang STEM Fair held at Chace Community School. This two-day event was a fantastic opportunity for Browne to engage with the local community and inspire young minds.

This month we ran our latest work experience placement at Browne. We are very pleased to have welcomed two young students for the week. Justin, 14 years old and Tyler, 17 years old who had the opportunity to rotate through various departments within the business to gain a comprehensive understanding of different roles and get an overview of our organisation.