Two Shufflebottom buildings have been shortlisted for the 2019 RIDBA Building Awards.

Evan Pritchard Contractors Ltd of Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, have just given Shufflebottom a vote of confidence after several completed projects, including the Evans' family's new dairy complex at Spittal Cross, Pembrokeshire.

Harry Barnes (21) has his dairying future all mapped out on a five-acre site of levelled Leicestershire ironstone, at Somerby south of Melton Mowbray.

The buildings complex on the site is surrounded by 400 acres, farmed by the Barnes family since 1941.

H N Barnes & Son, the family company which commissioned the build, commented that Shufflebottom was "invaluable in the design and technical planning stages for our project", and that "staff were very professional".

RoSPA, the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents, has awarded Shufflebottom a Gold Award for health and safety practices.

Shufflebottom steel is at the heart of Cardiff University's new Brain Research Imaging Centre (CUBRIC), officially opened by Queen Elizabeth on Tuesday June 7th 2016.

The award was presented by Prince Charles at the Wales Air Ambulance's HQ, a building that Shufflebottom know well, having built and erected its steel frame.

Apprentice Mathew Davies, who worked in fabrication and welding at Shufflebottom of Cross Hands, has won a top apprentice award from Coleg Sir Gar.