Corporate Social Responsibility

At Messenger, we are fully committed to Corporate Social Responsibility. Our CSR strategy focusses on aiding and supporting our local community (and those we work in), encouraging learning within our industry, as well as fundraising for a number of worthy causes. We are hugely fortunate to have a very broad skill set within the team, each of whom can make notable positive contribution to our CSR efforts.

Below are some examples of how we put our strategy into action in the communities in which we live and work; how we encourage the next generation of talent in the heritage sector and how the Messenger family enjoys out of hours fun in the name of charity! 

See what we've been up to...

Inspiring Future Architects at Willow Court Farmhouse

Yesterday, Ian Bird (heads our Staffs team) had the pleasure of hosting architectural students from the University of Wolverhampton at our ongoing Willow Court Farmhouse project.

Giving Back to the Community: Messenger Helps Revive a Lichfield Landmark

The Messenger Staffordshire team have helped preserve a little bit of Lichfield’s history by repairing and reinstating a bust of one of the city’s most famous past residents.

Back to School

Our Burntwood team went back to school recently, assisting Fulfen Primary with a new timber fence.

Hands-on Heritage: SPAB Fellows roll up their Sleeves at Wightwick Manor

Today we welcomed the 2024 SPAB William Morris Craft Fellows to our ongoing project at Wightwick Manor.

Continuing Efforts to Promote Heritage Crafts

The recent Heritage Careers Fair, organised by the West Midlands Historic Buildings Trust, was an event aimed at promoting heritage skills and careers within the heritage sector.

Messenger Powers up the Pitch: Sponsors Burntwood Dragons Thunder U16s Stylish New Training Kit!

Our Burntwood Office is happy to share news of sponsoring the local Burntwood Dragons Thunder U16 boys' team.

The story of the Magnificent Tree

We, at Messenger, built and moved into our current head office in 2018. Having always had a vision to light the front tree at Christmastime, it wasn’t until the somber Covid year of 2020 that we finally invested the time and effort to do so.

Renowned historian to present on splendour of Tudor palaces

Historian and broadcaster, Dr Jonathan Foyle, will give a public lecture on Tudor palace interiors at St Andrew's, Collyweston.