CLS Employee Newsletter Summer 2020

CLS NEWS

Cleveland Land Services (Guisborough) Ltd. Summer 2020

Lutterworth College, Leicester

Synthetic Pitch Resurface

Hayden Bridge High Dormanstown Juniors
School, FC, Teesside
Northumberland
Natural Turf Pitch Improvements
MUGA Constructions
Basildon Sporting Village,
Essex

Athletics Track Refurbishment

Sutton Bank, North Yorkshire Moors National
Park

Cycle Way and Pump Track Construction

Bollington Cross Youth Lutterworth College,
Project Pitches, Cheshire Leicester

Natural Turf Drainage Installation Synthetic Pitch Resurface

To further improve the drainage of the pitches At the beginning of July we completed this
we constructed last year, Bollington Town synthetic turf pitch resurfacing project at
Council appointed the North West team to Lutterworth College under the instruction of
install a system of secondary drainage sand consultants Notts Sport.
slits. They then carried out a sand dressing
operation, followed by verti draining, fertilising We firstly lifted the existing surface and shockpad,
and over seeding. The pitches have now been before cleaning the existing macadam base. A
handed back to client and will be maintained new 15mm insitu shockpad and sand dressed
by their grounds team. synthetic turf were then installed to FIH standards.
As part of our contract we also upgraded the
floodlighting system, installed dividing nets and
supplied maintenance equipment.

Following the pitch works we were further
instructed to carry out additional earthworks. This
work is now almost completed. We will cultivate
and seed the area to completely finish the project.

Bollington Cross Youth Project Pitches, Cheshire Lutterworth College, Leicester

Valley Gardens, Harrogate Valley Gardens, Harrogate

Tennis Court Refurbishment

Our project to refurbish the macadam tennis
courts within the Valley Gardens in
Harrogate has now been fully completed.

The surfaces were fully painted by specialist
sub-contractors back in March when we
could ensure the correct temperatures. The
new facilities look great and the client was
very pleased with the end result.

Milthorpe School, York Private Residence,
Prestbury
3G Pitch and Car Park Construction
Natural Turf Drainage
We are currently on week 5 of our 14-week construction Installation
programme at Milthorpe School where we have been
appointed by consultant Steve Wells Associates. The project In April the North West team
involves the construction of a 80m x 52m fenced and floodlit carried out a drainage installation
artificial grass pitch, complete with acoustic screen and project for a private client in
playing equipment. We will also develop an improved access Prestbury.
and a new macadam car parking area with cycle shelters and
electric vehicle charging points, along with a replacement To ensure the garden did not
cricket square and jumps pit. continue to be waterlogged they
installed a lateral drainage system
The site was originally part of the school's grass playing field to the 3000m2 garden, at 5m
and used primarily for school sport. However, the various centres. We then ameliorated
drainage systems no longer functioned, and waterlogging sand into the surface and carried
was a regular issue during the Winter months. The school out a seeding operation before
therefore wanted a facility they could use all year round. handing it back to the client to
maintain during the growing in
As the site has been considered of archaeological interest our phase.
earthworks operations have been supervised by a qualified
archaeologist. We have now completed this phase, and are
currently constructing the sub-base. We hope to complete the
full facility by the beginning of October.

Milthorpe School, York Private Residence at Hybridge Lane, Prestbury

Parrenthorn High School, Manchester

Synthetic Pitch Resurface

During June and July we successfully refurbished a full sized Parrenthorn High School, Manchester
synthetic hockey pitch at Parrenthorn High School. This was
a fairly straight forward lift and replay project which was
undertaken by a number of specialist sub-contractors. The
existing surface was carefully removed and some remedial
works carried out to the shock pad before a new sand
dressed synthetic grass surface was installed.

Glossopdale School, Hayden Bridge High School,
Derbyshire Northumberland

Natural Turf Pitch Construction MUGA Constructions

We returned back to our project at In March we completed this project which
Glossopdale School earlier in the year after it involved the construction of two identical
was put on hold during the wet Winter polymeric MUGA’s for main contractor
weather. Here we are constructing several Robertson Construction.
natural turf sports pitches for main contractor
Henry Brothers. After the initial earthworks profile was created
by others, CLS were contracted to install a
We have now finished the construction phase stone aggregate base. We then laid a pozi-
which included; primary and secondary drain layer and a 250mm layer of reduced fines
drainage system installations, sand drainage aggregate. A 40mm macadam layer
amelioration, cultivations and seeding. and 13mm polymeric surface were then
installed to complete the project.
The establishment period is now underway
and going well.

Glossopdale School, Derbyshire Hayden Bridge High School, Northumberland

Colliers Park, The Welsh FA, Colliers Park, The Welsh FA, Wrexham
Wrexham

Natural Turf Renovations

At the end of April, we went back to Colliers
Park to renovate one of the pitches we
constructed in 2018. The pitch was firstly
fraise mowed before sand was applied. We
then verti-drained and seeded the surface. The
head groundsman will now take back over and
look after the pitch through the growing phase.

Orrell St. James Sports Club, Wigan

Natural Turf Pitch Construction

In March, as the weather improved, we started back at our project at the Orrell St. James Sports
Club. We firstly installed a secondary drainage system at 1m centres and ameliorated sand into the
surface. The pitches were then seeded in mid-April.
In July we also got the go ahead for some extra work, which included the construction of a footpath
between the pitches and the installation of goal sockets.
The pitch maintenance is currently going well, and we are on track for handover in October. Thank
you to Paul Laidler and Paddy Iley who assisted the North-West team with this work.

Orrell St. James Sports Club, Wigan

Toner Avenue Primary School, Hebburn

Macadam MUGA Construction
Back in May Mark Scuffham and his team came out of lockdown to begin this MUGA construction project
for main contractor Kier. CLS were responsible for the kerbing, drainage installation and stone sub-base
construction before the fencing and macadam works were carried out by our specialist sub-contractors.

Toner Avenue Primary School, Hebburn

Whitehaven Campus, Worsthorne Recreation
Cumbria Ground, Burnley

Natural Turf Pitch Constructions Natural Turf Pitch Construction

On July 13th we returned to our natural turf At the beginning of May the North-West team
pitch project in Whitehaven. Here we are headed to Worsthorne, to carry out a programme
completing the construction of a Rugby of improvement works to the exiting pitches at the
League pitch, a 9v9 pitch, a Rugby Union Worsthorne Recreation Ground. The
pitch and the landscaping of 25,000m2 of improvements included; grading works to
amenity areas. 14,500m2 of pitches and the installation of a
primary drainage system. We also constructed an
The earthworks phase of the Rugby League attenuation/wetland area into which the drainage
pitch is now going well due to more outfalls.
favourable weather conditions and we hope to
complete this within the coming weeks. Well done to the team who completed the project
within a speedy 3 weeks!
The Rugby Union pitch has now been
completed up to the sand amelioration We have now been issued a further order to carry
operation and the football pitch has fully out a short maintenance programme, which will
seeded. mean we will hand over the project next month,
all being well.
Fingers crossed we can keep the good
weather to complete the construction of the
rugby league pitch and the 25,000m2 of
amenity top soiling and seeding.

Whitehaven Campus, Cumbria Mickleover Golf Club, Derby

Leicester Grammar School, Leicestershire Leicester Grammar School

Natural Turf Drainage Installation

The Southern team have recently started some natural turf drainage
and improvement works for the prestigious Leicester Grammar
School. They are installing a new lateral drainage system to the rugby
pitch along with over 16,500m sand slits to the cricket outfield.

Dormanstown Juniors Middlesbrough Football Club
FC, Teesside
Natural Turf Pitch Renovations
Natural Turf Pitch
Improvements We have once again carried out a schedule of
renovations for MFC. Our work included
Just before lockdown we finished our pitch scarifying/Koro’ing, sand dressing, verti-
improvement project Dormanstown Juniors FC. draining and over seeding.

These works involved; the installation of a lateral Due to the high standard of work delivered at the
drainage system with a slit trap chamber, training ground we were also appointed by
cultivations, grading works, sand amelioration, Middlesbrough Football Club to carry out an over
final cultivations and seeding. We have now seeding operation to the Riverside Stadium Pitch.
started with the grass cutting and will continue to This was carried out by Andy Barker, and is the
maintain the pitch until it is fully established. first time we have been appointed to carry out this
operation on such a prestigious pitch.

Dormanstown Juniors FC, Teesside Middlesbrough Football Club

Other Natural Turf Pitch
Renovations

The natural turf team have been busy
carrying out a large array of renovation
operations for clubs across the North East.
These have included:

• Spennymoor Town FC
• Guisborough Rugby Club
• Mulgrave Sports Club
• Whitby Town FC
• Scarborough Rugby Club
• Catterick Racecourse
• Thirsk Racecourse

During the first half of 2020 CLS Sports have successfully secured 5 athletics track projects. In this year
alone we will complete more athletics track projects than we have within our 50-year history!

Norman Park Track, London Bar End Athletics
Borough of Bromley Arena, Winchester

Athletics Track Refurbishment Athletics Track Refurbishment

After completing a partial resurfacing project at As a SAPCA approved athletics track installer we
the Norman Park Track in 2019, we were were invited to tender for the partial refurbishment
further appointed by the management team of works at the Bar End Sports Stadium for the
the park directly, to carry out the remaining University of Winchester.
resurfacing works.
The eight-lane facility has a sandwich system
This involved the refurbishment of; the javelin surface formed from resin bound black styrene-
run up, the long jump and pole vault area, the butadiene rubber and a coating of solid
hammer and discus area, the high jump area polyurethane, with partially embedded red EPDM
and the shotput event area. All were required rubber granules.
to meet both UKA and World Athletics
standards. To refurbish the track, 840m2 of the existing
surface was removed down to the existing rubber
After a specialist deep clean an inspection of base mat. The base was then thoroughly prepared
the existing areas for defects and evenness by carrying out a specialist cleaning operation and
against the standards was carried out. All applying a primer. A new red polyurethane layer
damaged/de-bonded areas were then cut out with partially embedded, red EPDM rubber
and replaced. granules were then installed to tie in with the
existing track.
A primer was then applied to the surfaces
before a new permeable track system was Work initially started on this project before the
installed. This was a structural spray/re- Covid-19 lockdown, however with the client’s
topping PU coating with EPDM granules. permission and increased social distancing
measures, we progressed it through to completion
within the lockdown period.

Norman Park Track, London Borough of Bromley Bar End Athletics Arena, Winchester

Basildon Sporting Village Track, Essex

Athletics Track Refurbishment

We are currently undertaking a full athletics track refurbishment for Basildon Borough Council at their
sporting village venue.
The existing facility dates back to 1969 when Basildon Athletics Club first used the original grass track.
This was then developed into a tartan track in 1986, which underwent a retexturizing process in 2005 to
extend its lifespan.
The existing track was in very poor condition with extensive signs of deterioration. This was particularly
evident in the high use areas such as the sprint straight which had numerous cracks, bubbles, deviations
and ripples. There was also evidence that a recent deep clean had marked the top surface and removed
some of the structural polymeric overspray. There were several splits in the surface which had created
widespread deviations which fell outside of the IAAF parameters of 6mm over a 4m straight edge for
evenness. The shock absorption was also outside of the recommended parameters.
Our full refurbishment firstly began with the removal of the existing synthetic surface. We then planned off
the existing macadam and made the necessary repairs to the base ahead of the new macadam
installation. During the next couple of weeks we will install the new IAAF certified Conipur SW system.
This is a water impermeable 13mm thick sandwich system made up of a PUR-bound elastic layer and a
PUR wear coat. We proposed this system due to it’s durability and non-slip characteristics, making it
excellent for athletes in all weather conditions.
Along with the track we will also refurbish; the steeplechase lane and water jump facility, the dual long/
triple jump facility, 2 no. infield long jump runways, the high jump facilities within half D-area and the
javelin runway.
Work is progressing well and we hope to complete the project by the end of August. Once handed over
the facility will be open all year round and will be used by the local community, clubs and schools.

Basildon Sporting Village Track, Basildon

Churchill Playing Fields, Whitley Bay

Athletics Track Refurbishment

At the beginning of the year we were appointed by North Tyneside Council to refurbish their current
athletics track and associated facilities at Churchill Playing Fields. The existing track, which was
originally converted from a cinder surface during the 1990’s and further refurbished in 2002, was
showing many signs of wear and tear. The black base mat was exposed in a number of places and
had even started deteriorating in several of these areas.
The refurbishment therefore involved the removal of the existing surface, several localised repairs to
the macadam base and the installation of a new porous IAAF certified system. Updates and
modifications were also carried out to the high jump, throwing cage and runway areas to ensure
UKA compliance.
The track will be used by NOTAN (North of Tyne Athletics network) and North Shields Polytechnic
Club who both train and host competitions. The facility will also continue to be let for school use.
Despite this project being put on hold for 5-weeks due to the Covid-19 pandemic, it has now been
successfully completed and handed over to the client. Thank you to all those who helped progress
this project during these difficult circumstances.

Churchill Playing Fields, Whitley Bay

Various Athletics Facilities
Among the track surfacing works CLS have also carried out all civils elements for the installation of 4
throws cages for R&J Hill. CLS have developed great working relationship with R&J Hill who manufacture
IAAF/UKA compliant throws cages. CLS work closely with their team to ensure all aspects of the
installations are carried out to the required standards on a country wide basis.

Saltersgill, Middlesbrough York St. John
University, York
Sustainable Drainage System (SuDS)
Installation Ring Beam Foundation
Installation
Phase 2 of our project in Saltersgill is now well
underway. Here we are implementing a sustainable Our civil engineering team have been
flood alleviation scheme in an open public area. carrying out this project, which is something
a bit different to our usual work. It involves
We have recently excavated a 3rd pond area and the installation of a pad foundation and ring
built a bund to aid the flood defences. We have beam for a steel frame, fabricated building
also constructed the new footpath and installed a that will house 3 polymeric MUGAs.
footbridge. Some thought this was a bridge to far
but in the 9th hour it was delivered! This project is for a new client, Spatial
Structures,’ who specialise in the
We are now progressing towards the finishing manufacture, supply, and erection of fabric-
stages of the project are currently installing some covered structures. They have constructed
birds mouth fencing. training facilities for clients such as Fulham
Football Club, Chelsea Football Club,
Brighton & Hove Albion Football Club, and
Wolverhampton Wanderers Football Club.

Saltersgill, Middlesbrough York St. John University, York

Redcar and Cleveland

Grass Cutting

Our grass cutting contract for Redcar and Cleveland Council has been successfully fulfilled once again by
John Gell and Bryan Booker. We have had some great feedback from the general public regarding their
approach whilst out in various locations, and we thank them for their professionalism.

‘They were an absolute credit to CLS, which is why I am sending this message. We would like to thank
them! They listened politely and were calm and friendly. They contacted Alan immediately and he asked
them to stop the verge cutting until this was sorted out with the council. Many thanks to Alan too for taking
such prompt action. I hope you can pass on to whoever the relevant colleague is that we are grateful for
their courtesy and speedy action and very impressed with your company.’ Resident of Cowbar Cottages

Sutton Bank, North Sutton Bank, North Yorkshire Moors National Park
Yorkshire Moors
National Park

Cycle Way and Pump

Track Construction

After successfully securing this contract
in April last year, we were glad to finally
get on the ground and get it underway.
This project is a one of a kind
development and involves the
construction of a cycle way and a BMX
pump track at the Sutton Bank National
Park Centre.

The 2.6km Cyclo/Gravelcross circuit
which runs through the woods has been
designed and constructed for Cyclocross,
a popular Winter form of off-road cycle
racing. The design has also considered
the increasing popularity of ‘Gravel
Riding’, a form of off road riding on non-
technical trails.

It is hoped that coaching, instruction and
guiding could be introduced at Sutton
Bank, which would appeal to schools,
colleges and the commercial business
sector in off peak times and give people
a reason to visit Sutton Bank in Winter
weather conditions.

The pump track, which has now been
constructed at the top of the site, is a
short looping circuit of rolling bumps
(rollers) and banked corners (berms) that
can be ridden on a bike without
pedalling. The name “pump track” comes
from the pumping motion used by the
rider’s upper and lower body using this to
maintain speed around the track (without
pedalling).

Thanks go to the director led team who
have progressed the project during this
difficult time.

Hire and Sales
Update

Thank you to everyone for their efforts over
the last few months, it has certainly been a
challenging time for all. Although hires
haven’t been at the normal level for this time
of year we have still had equipment going out
to various customers.

• South Tyneside Council once again hired
an additional New Holland T5.105 with
turf tyres for their beach cleaning work.

• Seven Tube & Fit racked trailers were
supplied to Kaefer to work on a scaled
back shutdown on Wilton.

• Hertel hired an additional forklift, tractor
and several trailers, again for a scaled
back shutdown at their Pembroke refinery
site. It is hoped, all being well, the full
shutdown will take place next year.

• A remote control Spider and a used Verti-
Core 1700 were sold to a customer in
Stuttgart Germany.

Hire and Sales Update

Staff Reminder

All workshop repairs must be booked in

Could all staff please book in any work required by the workshop prior to turning up.

You must notify the Selfdrive office and Workshop office of any repairs or “little jobs” that you require to
ensure all jobs are raised correctly and the relevant people notified.

During the Covid-19 pandemic we have been working with reduced numbers of staff and have
implemented staggered start and finish times to try and make the workshop a safer place. Every day is
strictly planned to ensure we have the correct staff and the hours that are required to meet deadlines in
order to get machines ready for hire.

If you do not book in your repairs and just turn up on a morning, this causes major disruptions to our
working day. If you do not book your repairs in and urgently require something, you may find we don’t
have the correct number of staff to carry out the work.

Prior scheduling of these jobs will ensure we can keep all divisions of our company operating efficiently.

Health and Safety

Health and Safety Good Housekeeping Toolbox Talks
Essentials Prevents Accidents
Toolbox talks take a
We all know what is expected of us on Good housekeeping and safety
a daily basis, however we should not should be considered in all small amount of time to
get complacent where safety is workplaces daily. Here are some
concerned. It is essential that all of us simple things that you can do to carry out and can
continue to carry out the established reduce the risk of slip and trip
procedures in the following areas: accidents on your site: definitely help provide a

• Carry out and RECORD daily • Keep storage areas tidy. safer working
vehicle and plant checks. • Plan deliveries to minimise the
environment for
• Report all defects. amount of materials on site.
• Do not operate plant and • Ensure footpaths are safe to everyone. Toolbox Talks

equipment unless you are trained use, levelled if rutted, stoned if allow you all to explore
and competent. muddy.
• When working on all sites ensure • Make sure that all corridors, the risks of specific
you are aware of and follow stairways, footpaths or other
Method Statements, Risk areas used by pedestrians are health and safety issues
Assessments and COSHH always kept clear of
paperwork relating to the work you obstructions. on your site and think
are undertaking. • Tie up loose cables, particularly
• Ensure that sites are maintained in along corridors. about ways to deal with
a clean and tidy condition. • Make sure that steps into site
• Report all accidents, near misses cabins are properly constructed them. As more of us
and potential hazards to your • Make sure work areas are kept
supervisor. as tidy as possible while the return to work we will
• Always wear the correct protective work is going on.
clothing. • Put barriers around, or covers ensure that the
• Always record the use of any over, all holes and excavations
portable powered hand tool on into which people could fall. Coronavirus Toolbox talk
your timesheet. • Follow the system in place to
It is worth remembering that the HSE manage the waste created on is carried out weekly with
(Health and Safety Executive) may not the site.
only prosecute employers, employees • Make sure that everyone knows at least one other.
may also be subject to prosecution what they have to do to keep
dependant on the circumstances of themselves and others safe. Records of any toolbox
any incident where an injury occurs.
talks must be handed to

your Supervisor or

Manager (they will have

all the paperwork you

need). Toolbox talks

should be carried out by

all employees at all levels

not just at a Supervisory

or Management level. If

you need guidance or

assistance with any

possible toolbox topic,

please don’t hesitate in

contacting Jason

Smithies (j.smithies@cls-

headoffice.co.uk).

COVID-19 - Using best practice to keep our sites open

The Covid-19 pandemic has created unprecedented challenges for all sectors including construction.
Despite this, CLS and our supply chain partners have innovated, problem solved and utilised
technology to keep our sites open where we can. Where we have been able to remain open, we
have incorporated the Government backed Construction Leadership Council Site Operating
Procedures into our Contract Health and Safety Plans. These procedures follow the latest scientific
advice and direct safe social distancing practices across construction sites.

Health and Safety

Coronavirus and Mental Health

During these unprecedented times many of us have had to adapt to difficult or unfamiliar circumstances,
such as being confined to our homes, away from our loved ones and restricted from social contact. This
may, more than ever before, make it difficult for you to cope with life both at home and at work. Having
good mental health helps us relax more, achieve more and enjoy our lives more.

As our colleagues, friends and family adapt to more isolated living and working procedures, it is crucial
that we lookout for each other and make time to talk. We all therefore, throughout the company, need to
be aware of negative stress, allowing us all to identify the symptoms within ourselves and our wider social
network. Being aware of the symptoms of negative stress allows us to support those who need it
accordingly.

Spot the signs of negative stress

Here are some ways you can spot the signs that you or someone else may be experiencing negative

stress.

Feelings Physical Ability to work

• Tearfulness • Sleep disturbance • Slow cognitive performance
• Anxiety
• Irritability and aggression • Tiredness and lethargy • Easily distracted
• Low self-esteem and
• Headaches • Forgetful or bad memory
confidence
• Muscle tension or backache • Impaired verbal reasoning
• Difficulty concentrating
• Changes in weight

• Low mood and motivation • Frequent colds and infections

• Feelings of insecurity

Tips for everyday

If you or someone you know are showing these signs, here are a few everyday actions you can take to
help improve your overall wellbeing.

Connect with friends, family and colleagues: Avoid social isolation and stay in touch with others
regularly via phone, text, social media, video conferencing etc. Helping others cope with their stress can

also be beneficial for your mental health too.

Routine: Sticking to a routine throughout the day helps you feel more in control.

Keep active: Your physical health has a big impact on how you are feeling emotionally and mentally.
Here are some free 10-minute work outs from Public Health England (https://www.nhs.uk/oneyou/for-your
-body/move-more/home-workout-videos) Sport England also has good tips for keeping active at home
(https://www.sportengland.org/jointhemovement).

Keep relaxed: This can help with difficult emotions, worries about the future and can improve wellbeing.
Relaxation techniques can also help some people to deal with feelings of anxiety. For useful resources
see Every Mind Matters. https://www.nhs.uk/oneyou/every-mind-matters/

Avoid exposure too much news: Hearing about the pandemic repeatedly can be upsetting, so limit your
news to reliable sources and be conscious of when enough is enough.

If you are working, talk to your manager: Be open and honest about how COVID-19 is affecting you
and your work. We are all human and the chances are your manager will be able to relate to how you are
feeling. Discuss and agree what help and support you need to protect your wellbeing and avoid burnout.
It’s ok to ask for some breathing space in these testing times.

Announcements

Upcoming Projects CLS Welcome Simon Clare to
the Team
Since securing a place on the Football
Foundation’s artificial grass pitch We would like to wish a warm welcome to
framework with synthetic turf suppliers Simon Clare who will be joining the CLS/Lano
Lano, we have won 5 full size 3G pitch team as Framework Manager. Simon’s time will
construction projects. These include: be primarily focused on; carrying out tender
stage site visits, co-ordinating the design stage
• West Way Playing Fields, Chorley and carrying out audits on live framework
• Helsby High School, Cheshire projects, as well as being the single point of
• Palantine Park, Worthing contact for the Football Foundation.
• Redcar and Cleveland College,
Simon has a wealth of experience within the
Teesside synthetic pitch construction sector having
• Perth Green Community previously worked for consultants Notts Sport
and synthetic turf suppliers Tiger Turf.
Association, Jarrow
We wish him every success in his new role.
Other tenders have also been coming in
thick and fast. The commercial team Peter Jameson Celebrates 20
have returned in excess of 127 major Years At CLS
submissions since lockdown; an
incredible effort by all! We would like to congratulate Peter Jameson on
reaching his 20th year of employment with CLS.
Projects we have recently secured and
will be commencing shortly include: Thank you for your hard work and commitment over
these years. Your contributions to the company are
• Bury St. Edmonds Leisure Centre greatly appreciated.
Track, West Suffolk - Athletics Track
Refurbishment

• Shildon Athletics Track, County
Durham - Athletics Track
Refurbishment

• The Westleigh School, Manchester
- Synthetic Pitch Refurbishment

• Frampton Cotterell Playing Fields,
Gloucestershire - Natural Turf
Sports Pitch Improvements

• Burradon Welfare, Cramlington -
Synthetic Pitch Construction and
Natural Turf Pitch Improvements

• 5 Towns Leisure and Well-being
Centre, Pontefract – 3G Pitch and
Tennis Court Construction

• Pinhoe Road Playing Fields, Exeter
- Natural Turf Pitch Improvements

• Queens Square, Middlesbrough -
Car Park Construction