Interserve's specialist fit-out business, Paragon has secured heaps of praise for its work on three Ministry of Justice properties in London.

The company successfully refurbished the properties at Petty France, Albany House and Clive House in Westminster which houses thousands of staff working in the MoJ and Her Majesty's Courts and Tribunals Service.

The project was delivered under challenging circumstances, with 4,000 MoJ members of staff continuing to work in the properties throughout the refurbishment programme. Paragon completed work in 20 separate areas on 13 floors within the MoJ's flagship 102 Petty France property, four floors in Albany House and reception and meeting rooms refurbishments in Clive House.


Simon Hands, Project Director at Paragon, said: "This was a great team effort that not only delivered a successful and significant piece of work for a valued client but also supported a number of charities along the way. The team donated food to the local Westminster Chapel Foodbank, delivered a charity bake sale for Comic Relief, a charity Easter Egg donation for Save the Miracle, Mind and Alzheimer Charity and donated more than 4,000 square metres of reusable carpet."

(CM/JG)