Company Secretary Ann Jones has resigned from the company. Ann, who started working for the company in 1979, took over the running of the office, including responsibility for the accounts for the entire group, in [read more]
Award-winning civil engineering company Jones Bros has won a contract to build infrastructure for a wind farm in Northamptonshire. Work on the £24m Yelvertoft wind farm is due to start in June and, once operational, [read more]
A former world land speed record holder has presented an award from a leading trade body to a Jones Bros apprentice. Apprentice plant mechanic Geraint Williams has won a Construction Plant Association Stars of the [read more]
Leading civil engineering firm Jones Bros has secured a waste management contract that will create up to 50 jobs during construction. The development of the second phase of the Wrexham Recycling Park at Bryn Lane, [read more]

ONE of the oldest pipelines feeding RWE npower renewables’ Dolgarrog Hydro Electric Power Station in North Wales is to be temporarily switched off as part of a £15million replacement programme. The Coedty pipeline has been [read more]

A Conwy Valley tradesman is putting his masonry skills to good use as part of a £15m project to replace an aging pipeline to a hydro-electric power station. Stonemason Gary Fenner, who lives within walking [read more]
Civil engineering company Jones Bros has been nominated for a top award in construction industry ‘Oscars’. The family-run firm, based in Ruthin, last been short-listed in the Construction News Awards ‘Tomorrow’s Company’ category. Managing director [read more]

A lifetime achievement award was among the haul of awards Jones Bros brought home from a ceremony celebrating excellence in civil engineering. Three employees from the Ruthin-based civil engineering company were honoured at the Civil [read more]