Each year North West regional business magazine Insider publishes a list of 42 people under the age of 42 who have made significant achievements over the past twelve months, and who the editors think will go on to grow and impact on the economic prosperity of the region. This year PP O’Connor chief executive, Charmaine […]

PP O’Connor has started on site with Henry Boot to carry out a 20 week programme of repair works to the Piccadilly Gardens Fountain in Manchester.  The project involves PP O’Connor removing the existing water tank for the fountain and replacing it with a new one. Charmaine O’Connor, chief executive, PP O’Connor  said: “Once again […]

PP O’Connor has been selected by Construction News as an entrant to its Specialist Contractor Index 2016. The list is produced by the national construction industry trade magazine and features firms from across the UK and ranks them in terms of growth and profitability. Charmaine O’Connor, chief executive, PP O’Connor said: “We are very pleased […]

PP O’Connor has received a gold award at the 60th year of the RoSPA Occupational Health and Safety Awards 2016, the prestigious annual scheme run by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA). The RoSPA Awards is celebrating 60 years of presenting highly-regarded and sought after accolades to businesses and organisations which have […]

Our chief executive Charmaine O’Connor features in North West Business Insider’s Women 100 List.  The annually published list recognises the region’s most high achieving business women.  Charmaine is good company with the likes of Lynda Shillaw, Manchester Airport Group, chief executive for property and Amanda White, head of rail at TfGM. You can read more […]

PP O’Connor tackles Widnes landmark. Work is underway to demolish the south bridge of the Ditton flyover in Widnes. The work is part of the scheme to build the link roads through Widnes to connect the main road network to the new Mersey Gateway bridge, which will open in autumn 2017. Check out the superb […]

The familiar city centre structure was removed as part of the construction of a new £60m Graphene Engineering Innovation Centre (GEIC)   This time­-lapse video captures the demolition of the Faraday link bridge at the University of Manchester. The familiar city centre structure was removed as part of the construction of a new £60m Graphene […]