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14 October 2026

We’re delighted to welcome Sarah to JPG Group as an Engineer in our Infrastructure Team! Sarah joins us as we continue to strengthen our team and deliver great work across our infrastructure projects. We’re excited to have her on board and look forward to the skills, experience, and fresh perspectives she’ll bring to the team.

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13 October 2026

Great to see the employment land at Milton Keynes East taking shape, with all six development plateaus due to be completed this month. Over the past year, JPG Group has been working closely with St James Group Limited, providing specialist geoenvironmental, geotechnical and civil engineering support throughout the project. Our Geoenvironmental Team has undertaken an

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12 October 2026

Dominic Horne, representing JPG, attended his first Interact York event on Thursday 8th October at The Marrakesh in York. It was a great opportunity to meet fellow members and guests, make new connections, and hear about some exciting developments taking place in the region. A special shout-out to Matt Thompson from the University of York’s

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6 October 2026

JPG Group are proud to sponsor Rothwell Juniors Under 12 Red Squad and are thrilled to see their progress on pitch. And what a start to the season they’re having! 👏 The team have won every league game so far and currently sit top of their league. 💪 They’ve also shown they can compete against

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30 September 2026

The Insider Property Awards is one of the highlights of the construction and property sectors’ social calendar, and this year’s event was no exception. Last Thursday, the JPG team and guests enjoyed a fantastic evening of celebration. Joined by our guests Oliver Walker-Corbett at DPP, Ben Gavaghan at Stephen George + Partners LLP, Josh Woolhouse

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28 September 2026

Last Friday, the JPG Group team took on the LandAid Yorkshire Trek in Malham and Settle — and what a challenge it was! Congratulations to Jordan Steel, Ben, Owen Wright, May Bailey and Sam Smickersgill who joined forces to complete an impressive 31km, going 4km further than the original target! 💪 The trek certainly put

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