Our Milton Keynes Office has moved!
Due to continued growth in our business, our Milton Keynes office has moved premises. Please continue to use the existing phone number (01908 226 124) and office contact email address (miltonkeynes@cfa-arch.co.uk) but note that our postal address is now: CFA … Read More »
Teaching continues again at the new Patrick Geddes Centre, Edinburgh
Following the official opening of the new Patrick Geddes Centre at Riddle’s Court by HRH the Duke of Rothesay on 8 September 2017, CFA was involved in the first Teaching Day on Friday 6th October. Dr Mike Cressey (CFA Archaeology) … Read More »
CFA awarded Minor Archaeological Services Call-Off Contract for Historic Environment Scotland (HES)
CFA are delighted to have been awarded the Minor Archaeological Services Call-Off Contract for Historic Environment Scotland (HES), providing archaeological services for all of the HES Properties in Care in Scotland. There are over 300 Properties in Care, which consist … Read More »
CFA Awarded ISO 9001:2008 certification
CFA Archaeology are delighted to have been awarded ISO 9001:2008 certification, an internationally recognised standard that ensures our services meet the needs of clients through an effective quality management system. Our decision to work towards ISO 9001 accreditation demonstrates our … Read More »
Old Meets New in Bishopstoke
An important archaeological discovery has been made during excavations for a housing development at land off Church Road, Bishopstoke, Hampshire. The Iron Age and Roman site, which mainly dates back to the 1st century BC, was revealed on land to … Read More »
CFA forms joint venture with AOC and IAC for large scale heritage contracts
Connect Archaeology brings together three of the leading heritage businesses to design and deliver innovative solutions for large, complex infrastructure programmes. Together, we set the standard. CFA, AOC and IAC have joined together to bid for future heritage contracts related … Read More »
Riddles Court, Edinburgh – Project Update!
CFA is carrying out a programme of archaeological recording during the refurbishment of the Category A Listed 16th century courtyard building at Riddles Court, Lawnmarket, Edinburgh. The refurbishment is funded by a HLF grant of £6 million. The refurbished building … Read More »
Cross Street Manchester
Since October 2014 CFA Archaeology have been intensively working under a large scaffolding tent on Cross Street, one of the busiest streets in the centre of Manchester. Due to the nature of our work; which involved the excavation of nearly … Read More »
New appointment to CFA’s expanding Milton Keynes office
Our Milton Keynes office continues to expand and CFA are very pleased that Tamlin Barton has joined the skilled team there to help support and develop this office. Tam joined the Musselburgh office in 2013 and has worked until now … Read More »
Flower Garden Project at Newhailes House
CFA Archaeology Ltd are delighted to be assisting the National Trust for Scotland with their Flower Garden Project at Newhailes House, in Musselburgh, the home of the Dalrymple family since 1709. Newhailes’ formal flower garden fell into neglect during World … Read More »
