Top Tip from the Whittaker team

Remember there’s no such thing as a small act of kindness. Every act creates a ripple with no logical end

Scott Adams

An elderly couple on Holts Estate Oldham had a lot of assistance from their daughter to help prepare for the works starting on a new kitchen.

Their daughter was very busy working, running her own home and helping at her parents. She had sorted some rubbish which she said she would have to take to the tip. RLO Louise Langford said not to worry about that and that on day one off the works Emanuel Whittaker labourers would be happy to remove with the other rubbish after the kitchen had been removed.

The residents and their daughter were very pleased with our kind offer that saved a busy lady another job.

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Bury Council resident, Margaret, was excited about the upcoming kitchen renovation works, carried out by Emanuel Whittaker. Margaret is house-proud and also has a lovely garden. Even though Margaret was very cooperative and thankful for the works taking place, it was making her feel quite overwhelmed. Emanuel Whittaker Site Manager, Ian Parsons-Pridding, surprised Margaret with … [more]

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Helping Hand
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Bury Council resident, Margaret, is very happy with the recent Kitchen and Bathroom renovation works, completed by Emanuel Whittaker. Upon a recent visit by Emanuel Whittaker Resident Liaison Officer, Ludmila Alves, Margaret mentioned that the fridge/freezer and washing machine needed putting outside for Bury Council to collect. Emanuel Whittaker Labourers, Alex Filz and Steve Gallagher, … [more]

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Sweet Treats
17/06/2026

A delighted One Manchester resident, Gaynor, was so pleased with her newly installed kitchen that she wanted to show her appreciation to the workforce who carried out the work. As a thank you, Gaynor treated the team to a crate of Coca-Cola and a box of Rowntree’s sweets. The kind gesture was warmly received by … [more]

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