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Lee Wakemans announces the successful installation of two new MRI scanners at the Wembley Community Diagnostic Centre, completed in one afternoon despite difficult conditions. This achievement improves local diagnostic capabilities and access to imaging services, showcasing effective collaboration among project partners. Future updates on the project’s progress are anticipated.

Lee Wakemans, represented by Charlotte Evans, visited Marie Curie’s hospice in Penarth to understand its operations and community support. The event emphasized the charity’s role in terminal illness care, showcased volunteer contributions, and highlighted corporate partnerships. Following the visit, Lee Wakemans is considering corporate volunteering to enhance their social impact.

Lee Wakemans supported an employability session at Newport Youth Academy, collaborating with Working Options in Education. Charlotte Evans facilitated mock interviews and feedback for students aged 16-19, helping them build confidence and interview skills. This initiative underscores the importance of business involvement in youth employability and highlights various career pathways in construction.

Lee Wakemans held a successful Taster Event on June 4, fostering professional relationships among clients, partners, and industry guests. Hosted by Charlotte Evans and attended by key directors, the evening featured exceptional Welsh cuisine, enhancing networking in a relaxed atmosphere. The event highlighted Lee Wakemans’ commitment to collaboration and community engagement.

Lee Wakemans announces Paul Wong’s appointment as a member of the new Techniquest Ambassadors’ Group, celebrating Techniquest’s 40 years of engaging people with science and STEM education in Wales. The group aims to enhance support for STEM skills and build partnerships, with Wong expressing his commitment to community-focused initiatives.

Lee Wakemans welcomes Ritchie Gardiner for work experience focused on data analytics and technical systems, supported by IT team member Wajiya Jawaid. This placement provides Ritchie with practical insights into data’s role in consultancy while enhancing Wajiya’s mentoring skills. Lee Wakemans is committed to fostering opportunities for students across various educational stages.

Lee Wakemans supported a Family Learning Programme at Neath College, in collaboration with Techniquest and Grŵp Colegau NPTC Group of Colleges, focusing on STEM education for Waunceirch Primary School families. The event showcased careers in Project Management and Quantity Surveying, while also highlighting healthcare pathways, fostering awareness of diverse career opportunities for young people.

Lee Wakemans representatives, including Richard Kingston and Charlotte Evans, toured Bryngarw Country Park with Awen Cultural Trust executives. They explored facilities like the Japanese Garden and the new Y Nyth venue. The park’s diverse offerings highlight its potential for community engagement and organizational events, showcasing Awen’s impact on cultural spaces in South Wales.

Lee Wakemans has welcomed Addy Moraes, a postgraduate student from Cardiff University, for a data-focused internship under Tony Sang’s supervision. This placement exemplifies the company’s commitment to student opportunities, reflecting on its history of mentoring and supporting future professionals in project management, data analysis, and digital systems.