Phil Celebrates 20 Years at P+HS

Today we celebrate a huge milestone for a truly valuable team member and Director, Phil Bentley who has clocked up a jampacked 20 years at P+HS!

Since joining P+HS on November 22, 2004 (yes, 2004!), Phil has been an integral part of our journey, and it didn’t take long for him to make his mark. In just two years, he stepped into the role of Director, and ever since, he’s been an integral part of our leadership team, bringing creativity and positivity to everyday operations.

Over the years, Phil has been at the helm of countless projects, from healthcare schemes to vibrant community spaces, always bringing a fresh perspective and an attention to detail that’s second to none. But it’s not all about the work— Phil’s calm and steady leadership have made him a pillar of support in the Leeds office and across the Practice as a whole.

Phil has worked on a range of high-profile healthcare projects, including site-wide masterplanning for Airedale Hospital, Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals, North Lincolnshire and Goole NHS FT and Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust as well as specialist projects such as the Hybrid Theatre at Leicester Hospital, NUH Wolfson Cystic Fibrosis Unit and community based projects such as the North Leeds Medical Practice.

These projects are just a few examples of his commitment to improving healthcare spaces and making a real difference.

Thank you, Phil, for always being willing to lend a hand, for your unshakeable support, and for the incredible work you’ve done over the past two decades.

Commenting on this milestone, Managing Director James Almond shared: 

“On behalf of the entire P+HS team, we would like to thank Phil for his commitment and passion for the work we deliver, we are very fortunate to have his talent in our team and contributing to our collective accomplishments.

Congratulations Phil, on 20 successful years with P+HS. We’re incredibly excited for what the future holds. Here’s to our next achievements, and to many more milestones.”