Brickwork students dominate the Apprentice of the Year category
Posted: Wednesday, April 27th, 2022
Hodgkinson Builders and Lee Marley Brickwork lead the nominations the Apprentice of the Year category at this year’s Tradesperson of the Year Awards. The Apprentice of the Year Category is sponsored by CMO Trade. The event, which will be held on 04th May, alongside UK Construction Week, will bring together tradespeople from across the country to celebrate the excellence in the building trades. The 2019 winner of the Apprentice of the Year category, Luke Neville also worked for Lee Marley Brickwork. “We’re looking forward to welcoming everybody back to the awards next week,” said Greg Wilson, head of content, Fix Radio. “We’ve been away for two years due to COVID, so it is going to be a real pleasure to bring everybody together for this event,” he added. Fix Radio will giveaway 11 awards across the evening, covering most major trades. Here is the full list of shortlisted nominees: Kye Blemont, Lee Marley Brickwork Jilly Rapley, Hodgkinson Builders Reece McCarthy, Lee Marley Brickwork Zachary Anderson, Hodgkinson Builders Jamie Smith Howell, Morgan Sindall Property Services
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