We are celebrating our 20th Birthday on 8th April this year! We would like to thank all our staff and customers who have helped us get where we are today. All the staff want to give a major thank you to our Managing Director Howard Parry who has put his heart and sole into this company and led us to where we are today. We will all be celebrating together on Saturday 8th April at the Georgian House in Bolton. Well done to all!!
Great evening with the GMS Midlands team.
Thursday 16th July was a chance to step away from the day-to-day, enjoy a fantastic curry, and spend time with a team that has achieved so much over the last 12 months followed by a day off work! What makes us most proud isn’t just the growth we’ve seen—it’s the culture that’s developed alongside it…. Read more »
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