20th September 2022 | News
John Perkins Construction gathered staff, supply chain, clients and associates together at Underfall Yard in Bristol to celebrate the company’s 30th anniversary. Here’s how the evening unfolded, in pictures.
Underfall Yard, a Bristol landmark where John Perkins Construction carried out restoration works, provided the perfect backdrop for the celebrations.
Artefacts from the early days of JPC were on display.
Managing Director, Rupert Perkins, ascended in the Human Accumulator, (an exhibit which explains hydraulic power,) to make a toast.
Everybody, raise a glass!
Rupert did eventually escape the Human Accumulator…
Quantity Surveyor Sam Bendall-Weeks helped to lead the celebrations.
Alex Jenkins wasn’t one to be left out.
Chairman Rob Yeandle made the ceremonial first cut of the cake.
Anyone for cake and champagne?
In the heart of the Harbourside, the evening slowly wound down.
(Thank you to Hannah Jones for the fantastic photography of the event.)
Tags: Underfall Yard, Alex Jenkins, Rob Yeandle, 30 years of JPC, Rupert Perkins
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