Matt

Rosgal has recently made a contribution to ‘Dont Walk Past’ in support of homeless people living in Manchester. As a voluntary outreach group, Dont Walk Past go out 5 nights a week to provide homeless people in Manchester and the surrounding areas with food, clothes, and other essential items. Our HSE & Q Director will

Rosgal has recently completed kerb and railing works (including yellow hoarding) outside Stockport Plaza Super-Cinema and Variety Theatre to minimise dangerous driving and protect the safety of local residents. The plaza acts as a vital institution for local residents including weddings, shows, and other events. Rosie Holdaway (Technical Manager at Stockport Plaza) said “thank you

Rosgal is committed to environmental sustainability and we are constantly striving to cut down on our carbon footprint. As part of our efforts to be carbon neutral by 2030, we are now a proud member of the ‘100 Trees Club’ with ‘Manchester City of Trees’. As part of our membership, we will be able to

At Rosgal, we contribute towards the reduction of carbon emissions through a wide range of comprehensive methods and long-term objectives that allow us to build on our sustainable working practices. In our efforts to be carbon neutral by 2030, we have recently installed rapid charging points in our yard and continued to upgrade our fleet

Over the past 18 months, Rosgal has been refurbishing Parsonage Pocket Park in Withington, Manchester, alongside the Withington Neighborhood Team, MCC Highways, Withington Councillors, St Pauls PTA, and The Withington Regeneration Partnership. The project was instigated by the residents of Withington who applied for funding through the Government Pocket Park grant scheme with the vision

We have recently delivered and erected repeater signs on Store Street, Manchester City Centre, for Manchester City Council (MCC). The signs have been erected on existing light columns between A6 London Road and Milbank Street and in accordance with the Traffic Sign Regulations to encourage considerate driving in the city centre (£2,600). By their nature,

Rosgal are currently undertaking a programme of works to construct bus stops across Manchester for Manchester City Council (MCC). We have recently completed works on Middleton Road (2 bus stops) and Delaunay’s Road (2 bus stops). These bus stops will provide bus drivers with a safe and well-lit space where they can pick up and

Rosgal has recently begun works on ‘Waterloo Road Toucan Crossing’ for Stockport Council. Works began on 19/07/2021 with an expected completion date of 01/10/2021. This project involves the provision of a new crossing for both pedestrians and cyclists on Waterloo Road between Joules Court and Hopes Carr. The proposed highway works involve: Site establishment. Site

Rosgal is currently supporting the ‘Manchester Park Scheme’ and ‘Britain in Bloom’. As the nationwide gardening competition, Britain in Bloom acts as a powerful tool for building communities and tackling local issues. We have supported ‘Friends of Sackville Gardens’, ‘Friends of Manchester’s Gay Villiage’, and Manchester City Council (MCC) with a large sack of wood

Rosgal is currently undertaking ‘Cheadle Hulme Crossings Package, Bird Hall Road’ for Totally Local Company (TLC). The works began on 21/6/2021 with an expected works duration of 8 weeks. The scope of these works is to excavate within the carriageway to remove the existing traffic islands, excavate to remove the existing kerbs, and install a