Palmers in the press...
Palmers of Oakham are proud to be featured in Country Life Magazine as the Principal Contractor of the new construction of an 18th Century style Country House in “Capability” Brown’s historic listed landscape for private clients.
The article explores the fascinating history of this special project.
The project has subsequently been shortlisted for a 2025 Georgian Group Architectural Award.
‘The contractor was Adrian Palmer of Oakham, whose work is impressive, displaying a mastery of glazing bars, lime stucco and tricky details, such as jib doors.’
‘Newnham Paddox: The ancient country seat that's also brand new.’
Palmers of Oakam are proud that our work has made it across the pond and is featured in the New York Times. Our work on Rutland’s bronze memorial to the late Queen Elizabeth II, her first memorial statue to be erected in the UK is featured in the article.
‘Britain Memorializes a Queen, With Smiles and Bronze Corgis’.
‘A new bronze statue of Queen Elizabeth II and her corgis was unveiled on Sunday in Oakham, England. Fans of the queen, both human and canine, gathered for the event.’
‘The 7ft (2.1m) bronze monument was placed outside a library in Oakham, where crowds gathered for prayers and speeches at the official celebration on the Queen's birthday.’
Adrain Palmer of Palmers of Oakham, was pleased to attend a welcome reception for The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, who are the first members of the royal family to view the statue of Queen Elizabeth II.
‘The Duke and Duchess are the first members of the Royal Family to view the recently unveiled statue of Queen Elizabeth II and three of her Corgis in Oakham Library Gardens.’