Keystone Wins Morgan Sindall Award for Enhancing Communities
We’re proud to share that Keystone has been awarded the Morgan Sindall “Enhancing Communities” Award, recognising our commitment to delivering projects that create lasting benefits for people, places, and the natural environment.
This recognition reflects the dedication of our Ecology and Habitats teams, whose work continues to demonstrate how development and biodiversity can thrive side by side. As part of the CP7 Wales and Western Framework, Keystone has collaborated with Morgan Sindall Infrastructure to integrate environmental sustainability and community support across projects in the South West.
One standout example is our collaboration with Sustainable Crediton, a community organisation championing environmental sustainability, local business, and wellbeing through eco-friendly initiatives.
Later in the year, we supported St Mary Redcliffe Faithspace and Community Group, where we joined forces to:
- Reinstate gravel pathways to improve accessibility and encourage more use of the garden.
- Install donated raised beds built from recycled timber, repurposed from an old rail footbridge!
This project improved the garden’s usability, encouraged greater community involvement, and reflected our ongoing commitment to sustainability, collaboration, and giving back to the communities we work in. By working in partnership with clients, Keystone helps shape communities that support both people and the natural environment.
A huge thank you to Morgan Sindall for this recognition, and to our brilliant team for their continued commitment to delivering ecological excellence that truly enhances communities.
“Keystone Environmental has made a significant contribution to social value delivery across the CP7 West and Wales Framework. Their impactful community projects across Devon, Bristol and Somerset have delivered real and lasting benfits. Their generosity, collaboration and commitment to sustainability show how supply chain partners can help us enhance the communities we serve. One community member shared: “Your help is increasing the quality of life of residents, thank you so much”.