At a time of general doom and gloom across much of the business world it is pleasing to report on the continuing success of Parkwood Consultancy Services (PCS).

In August of 2008 Parkwood Consultancy Services (PCS) was appointed by Birmingham City Council to re-survey 35,000 trees on approximately 490 sites for their education department, throughout the city and beyond.

The Ecology team at Parkwood Consultancy Services (PCS) is pleased to announce that it has been commissioned by Bristol Active Limited.

During his visit the Mayor of London, Boris Johnson unveiled a plaque at the centre and was taken on a tour of its impressive modern facilities.

Delighted to be selected as Bristol City Council`s recommended preferred bidder for the £22m Hengrove Leisure PFI scheme.

The Howbery Park Estate, located in Wallingford, South Oxfordshire commissioned PCS to carry out a complete tree survey, followed by development of a tree management strategy and annual implementation plans.

Parkwood Project Management expanded its business in July 2008 and rebranded to Parkwood Consultancy Services.

After more than two years in planning and preparation, Cherwell District Council’s (CDC) £25m Sports Centre Modernisation (SCM) Programme started in earnest on Monday 28 April 2008.

Being the final part of the three-centre leisure £33m capital investment commitment by Bexley Council, Sidcup Leisure Centre involved a new build construction of a state-of-the-art facility within the heart of the borough.

On the 17th December 2007 Portsmouth City Council and Broadwater Leisure Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of Parkwood Project Management Ltd (now trading as Parkwood Consultancy Services), signed a 25 year DBOM contract.