Welcome

Thank you for confirming your attendance at the eighth Ministry of Justice Construction Supplier Event. Galliford Try is pleased to be hosting this event centred around ‘Passport to Resettlement’ at one of our key custodial sites at HMP Rye Hill in Rugby. 

This dedicated page includes details on the structure of the day and key points of contact. 

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Galliford Try is committed to maximising the impact we make from each and every project we undertake. Working with social value organisations is a key part of creating opportunities to help the Ministry of Justice with its rehabilitation mission, and I hope everyone attending today can gain some insight into how we can move this forward." Guy Cotton Integrated Solutions Director, Galliford Try

The event will feature a number of key speakers, attendance from social enterprises, along with a variety of workshops, and an opportunity for a site tour around the progression of the new three-storey, 458 place houseblock at HMP Rye Hill.

The day will consist of two sessions in the morning and one session in the afternoon with a roundup of all workshops at the end of the day. The Eventbrite link issued from the MoJ will provide access and booking to the workshops throughout the day.

Catering will be provided throughout the day. Please ensure that any dietary or access requirements are sent through when you receive the Eventbrite invitation or contact a member of the team. 

Key contacts
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Amy Surguy - Framework Manager - Galliford Try

Amy is overseeing the event on behalf of Galliford Try, if you have any queries about the day please contact her on 07484 029150.

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Nour Sidawi - Commercial Lead for Prison Capacity Portfolio - Ministry of Justice.

Nour is co-ordinating the MoJ's presence at the event. If you have any questions regarding the MoJ's involvement please contact her on 07815 541185.

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Peter Andrews - Project Manager - Galliford Try

Peter Andrews is coordinating the event on behalf of the site team at HMP Rye Hill. If you have any questions for Peter, please contact him on 07712 676091

Event details
Event location

The event will be held at

HMP Rye Hill, 
Willougby,
Rugby CV23 8SZ

On arrival, there will be parking available at Rainsbrook. Galliford Try representatives will be conveniently stationed along the route up towards the event space to help guide you to parking spaces.

There is a five-minute walk from the parking area to the event location, so please wear shoes that are practical for walking.

The graphic below shows an overall site plan and the walking route, as well as the main event area.

Getting here by road

 

Approaching from the North using M6
Leave motorway at junction 1 and join A426 toward Rugby. Follow road through Rugby to Dunchurch. At traffic lights in Dunchurch turn left onto the A45 towards Daventry, down slip road (HMP Rye Hill is signposted). Carry on straight over roundabout and HMP Rye Hill is approximately 1 mile on the left-hand side. *Follow road until you reach a mini-roundabout at the end, follow signs for Galliford Try, up a narrow road to the carpark.

Approaching from the North using M1 
Leave motorway at junction 20 and join A426 toward Rugby. Follow directions as above.

Approaching from South using M1
Leave motorway at junction 17 (M1/M45). Follow M45 to roundabout.
Go around roundabout and back onto M45. Come off at first exit, Follow A45
signpost Daventry. HMP Rye Hill is signposted approximately 1 mile on the
left-hand side. Follow * directions as above.

Approaching from North using A45
Follow A45 past Coventry to Dunchurch. At traffic lights in Dunchurch go
straight ahead. HMP Rye Hill is situated approximately 1.5 miles from Dunchurch
on the left-hand side. Follow * directions as above.

Approaching from South via Daventry
Follow A45 past Daventry towards Dunchurch for approximately 9 miles. HMP Rye Hill is situated on the right-hand side. Follow * directions as above.

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Getting here by rail

The nearest railway station is Rugby. There are frequent services from London, Birmingham and the North.

Local Taxis

The cost from Rugby is approx. £14 - £18 and takes 10 minutes.

  • Crest Taxis
    01788 543000   
  • Busy Cab                          
    01788 575757        
  • Fone a Car 
    01788 543333       
  • Call-a-car 
    01788 540800   

                        

Housekeeping

Wayfinding: Wayfinders will be located in the car park, walk route and situated around the main  space. Representatives from MOJ and Galliford Try will be available to assist throughout the day.

Toilets: There are male and female toilets in the site cabin on the ground and first floor. Toilets will be clearly signposted.

First Aid: there are two first aiders who are identified across the display boards in the site cabins.

WiFi: can drop in and out. Please use your personal hotspot if required.

Photography & Videography: A GDPR form will be located at the reception entrance. Please be aware that photos and videos will be taken throughout the day. If you do not wish to be photographed, please inform a member of the Galliford Try/MOJ team.

Restrictions: please complete the registration form on the Eventbrite invite to make us aware of any dietary, or accessibility requirements before arrival.

Fire Alarm: Our fire plans are displayed in the main marquee and site cabin. There is no fire alarm planned. If the fire alarm sounds at any point this is not a test and the fire escape route should be followed to the fire assembly point in the main car park.  

PPE

If you have selected the site tour, please bring with full 5-point PPE. Please let us know on the Eventbrite registration form if you do not have full 5-point PPE available.  

On the day, please ensure you are prompt when the tour begins to factor in enough time to change into your PPE located in the induction room adjacent to the cabins.   

Adding social value in custodial projects

Galliford Try has a long-standing relationship with the Ministry of Justice and we have successfully delivered over 100 projects for the MOJ since 2012 meeting the complex and diverse needs across the estate. 

We are committed to driving added value and supporting the long-term vision to reduce re-offending rates and support prisoner rehabilitation. The success of our social value delivery is strengthened by our relationships with the establishments, and partnering with supply chain and social enterprises. 

Over the past two years we have successfully delivered: 

 

  • Two prison leavers employed full time (HMP High Down and HMP Feltham).

  • One degree prison apprenticeship commenced (HMP High Down / HMP Stanford Hill).
  • Eight ROTL full time places- 1 electrician, 1 banksman, 1 bricklayer and 5 labourers (HMP High Down, HMP Ford). 

  • Engaged with over 390 prisoners offering direct careers and employment workshops (HMP High Down, HMP Feltham, HMP Cookham Wood, HMP Moorlands, HMP and YOI Hatfield and HMP Wealstun). 

  • 22 one2one interviews via Teams- pre release (HMP High Down & HMP Feltham) 

  • Furniture and construction signage purchased within the establishments. 

HMP Rye Hill project

HMP Rye Hill is a category B men's prison within the Ministry of Justice’s High Security Estate portfolio. The prison is located to the South of Rugby near the village of Dunchurch, just off the M45.

The Prison is run on behalf of the MoJ by G4S. Currently the prison houses 664 number prisoners spread across several existing wings, which were constructed in 2001.

The Galliford Try site is bounded by existing HMP Rye Hill to the south and HMP Onley (category C men's prison) to the west, and the Oxford canal to the east.

The extension works will provide an additional 460 prisoner places at HMP Rye Hill as part of the MoJ’s expansion programme to fulfil the require prisoner places.

In addition it will create:

  • New workshops and classroom facilities to accommodate the increased capacity.
  • New activity centre.
  • New multi-faith building.
  • Extension to the existing visitors car park.
  • Refurbishment of various areas of the existing prison to allow for the increased capacity.
Agenda
Time Item Lead and Location
08.15

Arrivals

Refreshments served

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09.00 Welcome and introductory remarks

Jon Marston - Galliford Try

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09.15 Progression at HMP Rye Hill and 'See Something, Say Something' safety moment

Gordon Brockington/David Brown - G4S

09.30 Ministry of Justice Introduction

Gary Badley/James Smith - HMPPS
Ricky McSeveney - MOJ
Sue McElroy - MOJ

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09.45 Unlock the talent inside - Encouraging people from the criminal justice system to change their lives through the arts

Fiona Curran - Koestler Arts

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10.00 BREAK
10.15

Workshop session 1 - Delivery in action

The following sessions are available for delegates to select to join

 
  Construction Partnership Mentoring Scheme - A flagship programme (devised at HMP High Down) that utilises construction as part of rehabilitation by providing education, training and meaningful work experience to prisoners

Heather Bryant/John Aina - Galliford Try
Ian Vandersluys - HMPPS

Boardroom

  'Invisible Walls' - An innovative service that supports prisoners and provides a link between themselves, their family, children's schools and the community - maintaining relationships and reducing reoffending

Corin Morgan-Armstrong/Julie Jones/ Jonathan Gilbert - Invisible Walls

First floor meeting room

  Day in the life of a Prison Officer - Bringing the role of prison staff to life

Stephanie Phillips/Claudia Reynolds/ Gavin West - HMPPS

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  Marketplace - Building bridges across sectors by connecting suppliers interested in offering social value with third sector organisations

Koestler Arts
Sign & Design at HMP Five Wells
Multi-Trades Training
Recycling Lives
Forests with Impact

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  Site tour - Walkaround of the construction taking place at HMP Rye Hill to develop a new three-storey, 458-bed houseblock, healthcare unit, workshops and teaching spaces David Duff/Peter Andrews - Galliford Try
11.00 BREAK
11.15 Workshop session 2 Repeat of workshop session 1
12.00 LUNCH
12.45 Workshop session 3 Repeat of workshop session 1
13.30 BREAK
13.45 Growing Trees, Building Futures

Emma Johnson/Jimmy Scott - Forests With Impact 

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14.00 Workshop feedback and Q&A

Guy Cotton - Galliford Try

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14.30 Closing remarks

Raj Singh - MOJ

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14.45 Networking and departure  
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Construction Mentoring Partnership Scheme

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