St Julian's Church is a 1950's church on an estate on the edge of St Albans. In addition to the enthusiastic congregation the church is also the base for a large number of community groups and the buildings are used daily by the full age range of local people from babies to elderly people.

The church received a bequest and opted to use this money plus fund raising, to build a new more welcoming entrance vestibule, new W.C.'s and kitchen.

A County Durham high level, historic and general maintenance company is working on a number of prestigious new projects across the UK.

Darlington-based Stone Technical Services’ are specialists in maintenance, safety systems, high-level repairs, restoration and lightning protection working on everything from small, community churches to prominent landmarks.

The company has recently secured new contracts to carry out a variety of repairs at high profile locations in London, Wales and West Yorkshire.

Oxfordshire based custom lighting company Madson Black have recently been involved in a number of prestigious projects including Bath Abbey and Eton College.

As part of the Footprint project at the historic Bath Abbey, Madson Black have worked for two years to bring together a chandelier restoration and conversion of light sources to LED.

Working in this amazing Grade 1 listed interior on chandeliers first installed during Gilbert Scott's restoration work in the 18th century has been technically challenging for the company.

English Church Clocks, referred to as either tower or turret clocks are not simply over sized house clocks. They reach out over the entire community, having once provided a time standard to which all watches and house clocks could be set and appointments met. Long, complex connections beyond the movement drive hands exposed to wind, rain and snow. Wires pull heavy hammers to strike and chime bells in the belfry above, and still, in many cases, massive weights need to be wound weekly or daily to ensure everything operates as it should.

Today accurate time is readily available to us all. Every modern appliance seems to have its own built in clock and the amazing accuracy of quartz watches and their low price really means that the turret clock is no longer indispensable as an essential public timekeeper.

Located just one mile from the fishing port of Amble, Coquet Island is a nature reserve that is home to more than 35,000 pairs of nesting seabirds. The reserve is managed

by the RSPB and is specially protected under European Law resulting in its being inaccessible to the public.

In conjunction with the National Trust, Team Force conducted extensive repairs to the famous Seaton Delaval Hall. This project consisted of three main restoration projects, encompassing all the expertises that Team Force have to offer.

West Wing Tower

Replacement coping stones, cutting out existing cracked stone units and hand carving the new profile to match the existing.