Ealing’s construction workers and companies celebrated at awards ceremony
Leading construction employers, developers, and workers had their remarkable contributions to the industry in the borough of Ealing celebrated at the Ealing Construction Awards on Thursday 20 November.
The awards spotlighted individuals and businesses that are not only building infrastructure but also creating opportunities, fostering inclusion and delivering projects that make a real difference for residents.
The winners:
- Charlotte Thomas – apprentice of the year. Charlotte, who works for HS2, has demonstrated outstanding performance during her apprenticeship and made a significant impact at her workplace
- Julia Podlinksa, (HS2) – outstanding professional growth
- Luca Wickham, (HS2) – work experience student of the year. He has shown exceptional enthusiasm and delivered excellent service during their placement.
The awards also recognise businesses that have demonstrated outstanding commitment to social value, innovation and community engagement, setting a benchmark for responsible and impactful construction practices.
- Glencar Construction – best project for young people. The company gives students with special educational needs hands-on experience in the construction industry through their work experience programme. The initiative was designed to help young people build practical skills and confidence, while providing opportunities for all students, including those with challenging behaviours
- Hill Group – best project overall. For its Greenford Library ‘Glow up Day’ project. 15 volunteers came together to transform the library as a vibrant hub for learning, creativity, and connection. Hill Group connected sub-contractors and facilitated expertise in painting, cleaning, lift installation, roofing, tiling, plumbing, and more. The company provided not only labour and materials, but also demonstrated a long-term commitment to community wellbeing
- Hill Group – developer of the year. For going above and beyond in creating meaningful programmes and initiatives for residents
Councillor Kamaljit Nagpal, the council’s cabinet member for decent living incomes, said: “Huge congratulations to all the winners and nominees.
“The Ealing Construction Awards highlight the work being done by employers in creating good work opportunities for our residents and driving social value in our borough. The awards also celebrate the outstanding success of those working in the industry and the impact they have at their workplace.”


