Hayley Evans

Jan 13, 2025 | sw.co.uk | Hayley Evans |David Rastrick |Stephen Richardson |Adam Burkinshaw

Sanderson Weatherall has appointed Kyle Frith as Head of Sustainability. In this newly created role, Kyle will spearhead the firm’s sustainability initiatives and expand client service offerings. Kyle joins Sanderson Weatherall with six years of experience in environmental consultancy. As a Chartered Environmentalist and a qualified BREEAM Infrastructure Projects Assessor, he possesses a strong background in environmental project management and sustainability strategy.

Dec 11, 2024 | sw.co.uk | Hayley Evans |Stephen Richardson |Adam Burkinshaw |David Rastrick

National property consultancy Sanderson Weatherall has expanded its in-house RIBA Chartered architecture practice, SW Architecture, with the appointment of a new Partner. Joining the firm’s London Office, Brian Donnelly RIBA will contribute to the expansion and development of our South East offering.

Dec 4, 2024 | sw.co.uk | Hayley Evans |David Rastrick |Christian Humphreys |Philip Waite

Every year Sanderson Weatherall makes a charity donation during the Christmas period. This year we are proud to be supporting War Child UK donating to the Gaza Emergency Appeal. War Child is on the ground in Gaza, working tirelessly to provide life-saving aid to children. Providing food, clean water and shelter to over 100,000 children and families in Gaza and the West Bank.

Nov 28, 2024 | sw.co.uk | Hayley Evans |David Rastrick |Adam Burkinshaw |Philip Waite

In this year’s autumn budget, The Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced a number of changes that will have a significant impact on private schools. And whilst many think of private schools as expensive, elite establishments that can afford these increased costs, what does this mean for smaller independent specialist schools, including SEN and faith schools? There are currently around 2,500 private schools in the UK which provide education to 7% of all school age children.

Nov 28, 2024 | sw.co.uk | Hayley Evans |David Rastrick |Adam Burkinshaw |Philip Waite

In this year’s autumn budget, The Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced a number of changes that will have a significant impact on private schools. And whilst many think of private schools as expensive, elite establishments that can afford these increased costs, what does this mean for smaller independent specialist schools, including SEN and faith schools? There are currently around 2,500 private schools in the UK which provide education to 7% of all school age children.