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Lights, Camera, Action!
Hollywood Comes to Lea Bridge
Clancy Docwra (CD) recently stepped up to the role
when the Lea Bridge site was turned into a film set
for the filming of an Environmental Agency (EA)
training DVD in conjunction with Alan Young of Thames
Water.. The EA are providing a film and data pack to various
companies on waste haulage and disposal which is intended
to be a model for good and bad practice within this area of
the industry.
CD proactively participated on the production providing
not only the usage of various sites around London and
plant, but also actors! With the talented skills of lorry
drivers, Nick Keen, who played the ‘good’ lorry driver, Kevin
Hewitt, who played the ‘bad’ lorry driver, together with the
helping hands of Andy Bareham and David Eales, who had
supporting roles within the DVD. The filming lasted over
two days and the DVD is to be released soon.
Filming at Lea Bridge
Wilberforce Success
Congratulations are in order for Sam Wilberforce,
Senior Quantity Surveyor on our Southern Water
Contract, after graduating from The University of
Reading with an MSc in Project Management. Sam said “I
am very excited about finally completing the course and
looking forward to pursuing a career in Construction Project
Management within the business.” Sam would also like to
thank Clancy Docwra and all his work colleagues who
assisted him with his final dissertation.
L: Sam Wilberforce receiving his MSc Project Management.
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