As part of the Farnham Walking Festival 2025, Clinton, an architect from the Farnham office, and his colleagues from the Bourne Conservation Group led a walk of about 4 miles along the Bourne Valley. Starting and finishing at St Thomas-on-the-Bourne church and taking in various landmarks along the way, the walk stopped at the Middle Bourne Lane Community Garden where walkers were invited to look at and hold some of the moths that had been caught the night before.
This week is Mental Health Awareness Week, and at our Farnham office we’ve embraced lunchtime walks as a simple way to support wellbeing, connection, and productivity. Stepping away from the desk helps us return feeling more refreshed, recharged, and ready to take on the afternoon.
We’re excited to announce that the Reserved Matters application for RM5 and RM6 at Mowbray has been officially approved by Horsham District Council! Following the success of RM1, this next phase introduces 206 new homes—a thoughtfully designed mix of one-bedroom apartments to bespoke five-bedroom houses—set within the established character of West Village. We’re proud to have partnered with Cala Homes to deliver a scheme that is both carefully planned and deeply rooted in its local Sussex context. This milestone marks […]
Over two weeks in April, Andy Waddington one of OSP’s Graphics Managers, cycled to Girona with a friend to ride the Klassmark Traka, a gravel cycling event held annually in Girona, north of Barcelona. In completing the 800 mile ride he raised £1200 for the Motor Neurone Disease Association. Highlights of the trip included a rest day in Carcassonne, three days crossing the Pyrenees and a well earned coffee in one of Girona’s smartest cafes.
