Selway Joyce is proud to be named an approved supplier to Oxfordshire County Council.
We are thrilled to announce that Selway Joyce has been officially appointed as an approved supplier to Oxfordshire County Council, a significant milestone that underscores our ongoing commitment to excellence in both heritage conservation and modern construction.
This new partnership is more than a professional achievement, it reflects a shared dedication to safeguarding Oxford’s rich architectural legacy while delivering outstanding results in today’s built environment. Whether restoring listed landmarks or enhancing prestigious educational facilities, our work is driven by a blend of craftsmanship, precision, and respect for history.
Dean Adkins, Managing Director at Selway Joyce"Working with Oxfordshire County Council opens exciting opportunities to deliver lasting impact across some of the county’s most iconic and important sites. The approval is a testament to our focus on meaningful, high-impact projects where our expertise in high-end construction, quality, and delivery can shine. Oxfordshire’s architectural legacy is second to none, and we’re incredibly proud to support the Council in maintaining and enhancing it for future generations."
As we continue to expand, partnerships like these are central to our growth strategy. We believe in building trusted relationships rooted in quality, vision, and timeless craftsmanship.
This appointment not only strengthens our presence in the heritage and prime building sectors but also allows us to play an active role in shaping the future of one of the UK’s most historically significant regions.
Here’s to building something exceptional, together.
If you’re interested in partnering with Selway Joyce or learning more about how we can support your next project, please contact us today.
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