Asbestech Ltd is very happy to announce the appointment of Tad Kolakowski as North West Regional Manager. Tad will be working hard to ensure that Asbestech continues its steady growth in the North West of England and that it continues to provide the excellent service that its clients have come to depend on.

Asbestech Limited has chosen Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospice as their Charity Partner for 2011.

The team at Asbestech Ltd is extremely pleased to welcome Les Toms, who has joined our Contracts Delivery department as our newest Contracts Manager.

The team at Asbestech Ltd is extremely pleased to welcome Cy Monty, who has joined our Contracts Delivery department as our newest Contracts Manager.

John Caudwells charity, Caudwell Children, held its annual fundraiser, ‘The Butterfly Ball’ in May in central London. Celebrating the charities tenth Anniversary, the black tie evening was hosted by celebrity compere Colin Jackson CBE and was attended by many legends of stage, screen and sport from across the globe.

Asbestech Ltd is pleased to welcome on board Brian Stone, our new Quality Manager.

Asbestech Limited has been awarded the nationwide contract for asbestos removal and remediation services to vessels for British Waterways. This has been a long process which started in 2006, involving many meetings with the final award being given in March 2008.

Asbestech Limited are proud to announce that we have been awarded a three year measured term contract, commencing in July 2008 to remove asbestos containing materials from properties throughout Leicester on behalf of Leicester City Council.

Asbestech have been selected by the renowned national contractor Ian Williams Ltd to be their preferred contractor for asbestos removal and abatement works for the People 1st Slough Decent Homes initiative. This central government backed initiative has been formulated to improve the standard of social housing stock throughout England to a decent standard. This entails

Extracts from a report by Neil Macfarlane, Northern Echo 04/09/2007 A council that knowingly exposed staff at a sports centre to asbestos may have to pay out millions of pounds in compensation, legal experts warn. An unknown number of employees at Woodhouse Close Leisure Complex, in Bishop Auckland, were allowed to work unprotected for five