Project wins, milestones and updates from across the Group, dating back to 2009.
777 Demolition Group was appointed to carry out the complete demolition of the former Wimbledon Greyhound Stadium on Plough Lane, ahead of the site's redevelopment.
EVHire.co launched in London offering performance Tesla hire, marking the start of what would later grow into 777 Group's dedicated Hire division, 777 Hire.
Long-standing NFDC member 777 Group marked its 50th anniversary, having traded continuously since being founded in 1964.
A long-time follower of 777 Group shared photos of hand-built 1:50 scale models of the company's Hitachi EX1200 super-long-reach excavators.
777 Demolition Group completed demolition of the IMAX cinema complex in Bournemouth, once named one of Britain's most criticised buildings for obscuring seafront views.
777 Group opened one of the largest all-indoor recycling facilities in the South East, reinforcing its position in waste processing and refuse-derived fuel (RDF) production.
777 Group announced its sponsorship of the Swan Yamaha team competing in the British Superbike Championship, a 12-round season with 38 competing riders.
777 Group deployed an innovative protective enclosure system during the demolition of a seven-storey office block in East London to control dust and falling debris.
777 completed a major foundation removal project in central London using two 140-tonne Hitachi EX1200 excavators, recycling the majority of arisings on site.
777 became one of the first UK contractors to operate the Atlas Copco HB10000, then the world's largest volume-produced hydraulic breaker, weighing 10 tonnes.
777 Group completed the safe demolition of six silos at the Tate & Lyle site in Blackwall, London, using its super-long-reach Hitachi excavators.
The Lewisham Hospital project was delivered as a Design and Build process, including demolition of 7 ward blocks within a live hospital and major asbestos surveying and removal.
777 Demolition and Haulage Co Ltd acted as Principal Contractor for London Borough of Barking & Dagenham, demolishing a 15-storey high-rise residential tower.
777 Group added the Brokk 50 to its fleet — at the time, the smallest robotic demolition machine of its kind, designed for delicate internal strip-out work.
