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Sheffield trees dispute

There seems to be an ongoing edit war regarding this articles coverage of Amey plc's involvement in a tree dispute. If both sides could come and state their case regarding how this section should be written, that would be helpful. Some sources liking worth discussing include:

Though it does appear that this company is only tangentially related to the scandal, perhaps another article could be warranted. Winner 42 Talk to me! 18:40, 7 February 2017 (UTC)[reply]

Correcting information about Amey Plc

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Hello, my name is Charlotte Harvey and I work in the communications team at Amey Plc. I am posting to suggest a number of additions to this page to create a more comprehensive entry about Amey. I believe that these additions will create a more useful page for all readers and give a rounded and detailed account of the business. In adherence with Wikipedia's best practice guidelines, and due to my conflict of interest, I am not making these edits directly and hoping that someone from the editorial team would consider making them on my behalf. In all instances, suggested additions are fully referenced. These are as follows:

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History In February 2018, Amey purchased Carillion's rail contracts with Network Rail in the East Midlands, London and the North West, following Carillion's liquidation in January. Amey also announced it would take over Carillion’s share of a joint contract to run the Defence Infrastructure Organisation, which involves about 2,500 staff maintaining more than 49,000 homes for service families and 280 RAF stations, army garrisons and naval bases in the UK (https://www.ft.com/content/91e4cc04-0029-11e8-9650-9c0ad2d7c5b5 )

Management (to sit under history) Andy Milner was appointed the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Amey on March 31, 2016. (https://www.bloomberg.com/research/stocks/private/person.asp?personId=108190528&privcapId=879500 ) Mr Milner was preceded by Mel Ewell who served as CEO from 2003 to March 2016. (https://www.bloomberg.com/research/stocks/private/person.asp?personId=5380518&privcapId=876801)

Major Projects (to sit under operations) In 2014, Amey secured a second consecutive five-year term as Network Rail’s sole supplier of civil examinations, and retained a major footprint in rail structures assessments. Amey delivers the Civil Assessments Framework Agreements (CAFA CP5) for London North Eastern / East Midlands, Anglia, and Kent routes. In addition, the company has a place on a national strategic delivery panel for assessments (https://www.theconstructionindex.co.uk/news/view/amey-is-th-ebig-winner-in-network-rails-300m-civils-frameworks)

In April 2017, Amey won £250,000 from the Government to build a prototype of an autonomous vehicle which can check for potholes as well as carry out tasks such as grass cutting and street cleaning. (https://www.transport-network.co.uk/Driverless-cars-to-test-for-potholes-and-clean-streets/13986)

Services (to sit under operations) Amey’s portfolio comprises a Strategic Consulting and Technology Team, an asset management consultancy which works alongside the operational business in various sectors including rail, highways, utilities and aviation. (https://www.newcivilengineer.com/technical-excellence/amey-asset-management/10016187.article)

Following a three-year construction programme, Amey declared the Allerton Waste Recovery Park in North Yorkshire fully operational on March 1, 2018. Operated in partnership with North Yorkshire County Council and City of York Council, the energy-from-waste (EfW) facility will transform 320,000 tonnes of waste from households per annum for a 25-year period. (https://www.letsrecycle.com/news/latest-news/ameys-allerton-efw-declared-fully-operational/)

Awards • Extending the Reach Award 2018, The Recruitment Industry Disability Initiative (RIDI). (https://ridi.org.uk/ridi-awards/#) • Civil Engineering Project of the Year 2013, British Construction Industry Awards. (https://www.ferrovial.com/en/press-room/news/ameys-hammersmith-flyover-achieves-major-industry-award/) • Tinsley Viaduct Strengthening Project 2005 (Highly Commended), Yorkshire Association of the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE). (http://www.mynewsdesk.com/uk/amey/pressreleases/owen-williams-wins-ice-award-for-tinsley-project-991124)

CSR Amey is an established partner of the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award (DofE), sponsoring apprentices and disadvantaged young people to complete the award programme. (https://www.dofe.org/casestudies/amey/) As of April 2016 Amey is a corporate sponsor of Enactus, the UK’s leading youth social action and youth enterprise education charity. (http://enactusuk.org/sponsors/)

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History In February 2018, Amey purchased Carillion's rail contracts with Network Rail in the East Midlands, London and the North West, following Carillion's liquidation in January. Amey also announced it would take over Carillion’s share of a joint contract to run the Defence Infrastructure Organisation, which involves about 2,500 staff maintaining more than 49,000 homes for service families and 280 RAF stations, army garrisons and naval bases in the UK.
Clarification needed.^{[note 1]}
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Management (to sit under history) Andy Milner was appointed the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Amey on March 31, 2016. Mr Milner was preceded by Mel Ewell who served as CEO from 2003 to March 2016.
Approved.
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Major Projects (to sit under operations) In 2014, Amey secured a second consecutive five-year term as Network Rail’s sole supplier of civil examinations, and retained a major footprint in rail structures assessments. Amey delivers the Civil Assessments Framework Agreements (CAFA CP5) for London North Eastern / East Midlands, Anglia, and Kent routes. In addition, the company has a place on a national strategic delivery panel for assessments.
Not approved.^{[note 2]}
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In April 2017, Amey won £250,000 from the Government to build a prototype of an autonomous vehicle which can check for potholes as well as carry out tasks such as grass cutting and street cleaning.
Not approved.^{[note 3]}
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Services (to sit under operations) Amey’s portfolio comprises a Strategic Consulting and Technology Team, an asset management consultancy which works alongside the operational business in various sectors including rail, highways, utilities and aviation.
Unable to implement.^{[note 4]}
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Following a three-year construction programme, Amey declared the Allerton Waste Recovery Park in North Yorkshire fully operational on March 1, 2018. Operated in partnership with North Yorkshire County Council and City of York Council, the energy-from-waste (EfW) facility will transform 320,000 tonnes of waste from households per annum for a 25-year period.
Not approved.^{[note 5]}
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Awards • Extending the Reach Award 2018, The Recruitment Industry Disability Initiative (RIDI). Civil Engineering Project of the Year 2013, British Construction Industry Awards. Tinsley Viaduct Strengthening Project 2005 (Highly Commended), Yorkshire Association of the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE).
Not approved.^{[note 6]}
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CSR Amey is an established partner of the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award (DofE), sponsoring apprentices and disadvantaged young people to complete the award programme. As of April 2016 Amey is a corporate sponsor of Enactus, the UK’s leading youth social action and youth enterprise education charity.
Not approved.^{[note 7]}
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^ The text in this section is insufficiently paraphrased from the source material. Information added to the article needs to be placed in your own words. (See WP:CLOSEPARAPHRASE.)

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^ The reference given for this section of text does not support this passage.

^ The text in this section is insufficiently paraphrased from the source material. Also, the claim statement at the heart of this section, "Amey declared the AWRP in North Yorkshire fully operational," is additionally problematic. Declarations made by a company about itself are generally seen as favorable when the references accompanying these claims come from varied sources showing significant coverage of the declaration. That is not the case here. This mentioning of what is normally a routine event all companies experience (the achievement of goals) can seem promotional when coming from a group which is connected to the industry. Claims such as these are better off receiving the same response as other routine announcements. (See WP:DOGBITESMAN.)

^ These types of awards may be important to those within the industry, but outside of it they have little impact, and the mentioning of them here in the article might be seen as promoting the individuals and organizations involved. (See WP:PUFF.)

^ The charitable activities of a company are laudable. Nevertheless, the dissemination of these charitable acts to the greater public is not the article's purpose. (See WP:NOBLECAUSE.)

unfair dismissal case

This could probably do with a brief mention in the article: Liverpool Prison workers fired for raising safety fears

--Money money tickle parsnip (talk) 07:26, 5 January 2019 (UTC)[reply]

[1] The reference provided for this section of text is inaccessible. If an open access source equivalent to this reference is not available, the source may be used after it is checked by a second editor. Estimated time: 48 hours.

[2] The text in this section is insufficiently paraphrased from the source material. Information added to the article needs to be placed in your own words. (See WP:CLOSEPARAPHRASE.)

[3] Ibid.

[4] The reference given for this section of text does not support this passage.

[5] The text in this section is insufficiently paraphrased from the source material. Also, the claim statement at the heart of this section, "Amey declared the AWRP in North Yorkshire fully operational," is additionally problematic. Declarations made by a company about itself are generally seen as favorable when the references accompanying these claims come from varied sources showing significant coverage of the declaration. That is not the case here. This mentioning of what is normally a routine event all companies experience (the achievement of goals) can seem promotional when coming from a group which is connected to the industry. Claims such as these are better off receiving the same response as other routine announcements. (See WP:DOGBITESMAN.)

[6] These types of awards may be important to those within the industry, but outside of it they have little impact, and the mentioning of them here in the article might be seen as promoting the individuals and organizations involved. (See WP:PUFF.)

[7] The charitable activities of a company are laudable. Nevertheless, the dissemination of these charitable acts to the greater public is not the article's purpose. (See WP:NOBLECAUSE.)

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