News & insights

We would like to congratulate Helen Rosser and Dr Jake Irwin on 10 years of investigations with Hawkins, and thank Jo Sears on 20 years of invaluable support.

Hawkins welcomes materials engineer Gerald Deshais to our Bristol Office.

The National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) sets out the Government’s planning policies for England. It states that development in areas at risk of flooding should be avoided by directing development away from areas at highest risk.

On 22nd September, Hawkins welcomed guests to Trinity House for an evening of CPD presentations and drinks, reintroducing our annual event following a hiatus since 2019. It was excellent to see so many familiar and new faces, and to introduce some of

This September, members of the Hawkins family donated their time, effort and hair to two deserving English charities.

Hawkins Plant Pathologist James Townsend recently presented “The Crop Conundrum” at the Chartered Institute of Loss Adjusters’ Annual Conference held in Nottingham. His presentation focused on his background in phytopathology, which is the scie

Hawkins would like to congratulate Dr Andrew Prickett on his new role as Managing Director, as his predecessor Dr Andrew Moncrieff steps down to focus on fire investigation and rekindle an interest in business development & marketing.

Product designers are often faced with complex requirements when considering how to join components together, such as aesthetics, weight saving or part-count reduction. Adhesive technologies provide a compelling solution, especially in cases where tr

Hawkins fire investigators David Reid Rowland and Claire Mann, and forensic architect Niralee Casson, recently met members of London Fire Brigade’s Fire Investigation Team and their two exuberant accelerant detection dogs, Simba (6 years) and Smoke