Cambria were invited by Blake Morgan to take part in a charity 5-a-side tournament on Friday 4th October in support of Guide Dogs Cymru. The tournament was held to raise money to help fund life-changing mobility services and guide dogs for adults, children and young people with sight loss throughout Wales.
Cambria went head to head with a number of other companies but unfortunately failed to make it to the quarter finals. It’s the taking part that counts! Well Done Guys!
On Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and Boxing day, our Trish helped her good friend Jayne Hemmings deliver meals to people who would not have had a meal over the holiday period via Gwent… Read more »
At the end of October 2020 our Trish decided lockdown was getting to her with the winter nights closing in, so set a personal challenge to walk 100 miles over 4 weeks. The… Read more »
We are delighted to announce our Director Gary Mitchell has received Fellowship status with The Institution of Structural Engineers. Gary founded CAMBRIA in 2011 with a vision to evolve and redefine the Consulting… Read more »
We are pleased to announce we’ve been awarded a place on the Pagabo National Framework for Professional Services 2020 in the Civil and Structural Engineering Categories for Wales, South West and the Midlands…. Read more »
This year, for our annual Christmas Charity, we have decided to collect for our local Cardiff FoodBank. Foodbank use is sadly at record levels in the UK with a reported 23% rise in food… Read more »
Cambria were invited by Blake Morgan to take part in a charity 5-a-side tournament on Friday 4th October in support of Guide Dogs Cymru. The tournament was held to raise money to help… Read more »
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