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Preston based Conlon Construction completes multi-million redevelopment.
Conlon Construction has completed a £6 million project to redevelop Grade II-listed Bowcliffe Hall in Wetherby.
Appointed by Bayford Group, the multi-phase project comprised construction of ‘The Blackburn Wing’, an aeroplane wing-shaped conference centre and various refurbishment works across the nineteenth century building and grounds, including converting a cricket pavilion and other redundant buildings into office space and a new drivers club restaurant.
Bowcliffe Hall is the first major project to be completed by Conlon Construction, a family-run firm established in Preston in 1961.
Jonathan Turner from Bayford Group said, “This has been a unique and challenging project for all of us. I have been passionate about much of the detail in the Blackburn Wing and Bowcliffe driver club and they have dealt with that with the utmost professionalism.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Sophia Taha .
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