W Carroll Group

W Carroll Group is a Liverpool-based business group operating across waste management, construction and property. The group is made up of W Carroll & Sons Ltd, Carroll Waste Ltd and Carroll Properties. Its activities therefore span operational construction and roofing work, waste-related services, and property interests rather than a single consumer-facing product line. Public reference material describes the group as employing approximately 90 people and generating total turnover of more than £7 million, although the cited material does not provide a reporting year or audited financial context for those figures. The group has undertaken work for public-sector customers. In November 2014, W Carroll & Sons Ltd secured a roofing-work contract with West Lancashire Council, illustrating the construction arm's participation in local-authority procurement. The organization has also maintained a connection with local community activity through sponsorship of Cammell Laird 1907 Football Club. W Carroll Group's public profile has also been shaped by a serious workplace-safety case involving W Carroll & Sons Ltd. In 2014, the company admitted breaching the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974 after an accident at Southport in which a worker suffered paralysis following a fall from a ladder. The company was fined £105,000 and ordered to pay £64,600 in legal costs. This is the principal publicly documented regulatory and legal event associated with the group in the supplied reference material. The available sources provide limited information about the group's founding, ownership, leadership, corporate structure beyond its named constituent companies, and current operations. No official website, stock-market listing, current executive roster, or confirmed international footprint is identified in the supplied material. On the available evidence, W Carroll Group is best characterized as a privately held regional British business group serving construction, waste-management and property-related needs.

W Carroll Group is described in public reference material as a Liverpool-based waste-management and construction group composed of W Carroll & Sons Ltd, Carroll Waste Ltd and Carroll Properties. The structure indicates a group model with separate operating entities covering construction, waste services and property interests. The available reference does not state when the group was founded, identify its founder, or explain the precise legal and ownership relationships among the three companies. The group's construction activity includes roofing work and public-sector contracting. In November 2014, W Carroll & Sons Ltd won a new roofing contract from West Lancashire Council. This provides evidence of the company's participation in local-authority work and places part of its business activity in the wider Merseyside and West Lancashire regional economy. A significant event in the group's documented history occurred in 2014, when W Carroll & Sons Ltd was prosecuted following a workplace accident in Southport. A worker became paralysed after falling from a ladder. The company admitted breaching the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974 and was fined £105,000, with an additional order to pay £64,600 in legal costs. The incident is the main publicly recorded safety and regulatory matter associated with W Carroll Group in the supplied sources. The group has also supported local sport as a sponsor of Cammell Laird 1907 Football Club. Public descriptions state that it employs around 90 people and has total turnover of more than £7 million, but no date, accounting period or detailed financial source is supplied for those figures. The available material does not establish whether the group remains at that exact scale today. Beyond these points, publicly available information in the supplied references is limited. There is no confirmed founding date, official website, named executive list, stock-market listing, or detailed account of product development. The documented history therefore supports describing W Carroll Group as a regional British construction, waste-management and property group whose visible activities include public contracting, local sponsorship and the operation of several related companies.

• 2014

  Workplace-safety prosecution

  [1]W Carroll Groupen.wikipedia.org

  W Carroll & Sons Ltd admitted breaching the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974 after a Southport ladder fall left a worker paralysed. The company was fined £105,000 and ordered to pay £64,600 in legal costs.

• 2014

  West Lancashire Council roofing contract

  [1]W Carroll Groupen.wikipedia.org

  W Carroll & Sons Ltd won a new contract for roofing work with West Lancashire Council.

A regional, privately held Liverpool business group combining construction, waste management and property activities, with a presence in public-sector contracting and local community sponsorship.

• Construction services

  Construction and roofing services

  Construction-related work is conducted through W Carroll & Sons Ltd. The publicly documented service area includes roofing, with the company winning a roofing contract from West Lancashire Council in 2014. The supplied sources do not specify the full range of construction disciplines, project sizes or geographic coverage.

• Waste management

  Waste-management services

  Carroll Waste Ltd is identified as one of the constituent companies of W Carroll Group, indicating a dedicated waste-management business within the group. The available reference does not provide detailed information about collection methods, treatment facilities, customer segments or service territories.

• Property

  Property activities

  Carroll Properties forms the property-focused component of the group. The supplied material confirms the company's inclusion in the group but does not describe whether its activities center on development, ownership, leasing, asset management or another property function.

• 2014

  Workplace-safety breach and Southport accident

  W Carroll & Sons Ltd admitted breaching the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974 after a worker was paralysed in a fall from a ladder in Southport. The court imposed a £105,000 fine and £64,600 in legal costs.

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• Cammell Laird 1907 Football Club sponsorship

  Liverpool · United Kingdom

  W Carroll Group sponsors Cammell Laird 1907 Football Club, providing a documented example of the group's local sports and community involvement.

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• 2014

  Acceptance of workplace-safety breachOther

  Background

  The company faced proceedings after a workplace accident in Southport in which a worker suffered paralysis following a fall from a ladder.

  Action taken

  W Carroll & Sons Ltd admitted breaching the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974.

  Aftermath

  The company was fined £105,000 and ordered to pay £64,600 in legal costs.

  Fine and legal costs. £105,000 fine plus £64,600 legal costs (2014)

  Source

1. 1W Carroll Groupen.wikipedia.org