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We were pleasantly surprised by R&S magazine, the BAR association magazine, contacting us. Tom Williams, our Sales Manager, was chosen to be our representative for the interview.

Shipping containers have become really popular among people and this is because they are extremely adjustable, cheap to maintain, and relatively sustainable in comparison with some other constructions.

Willbox collaborated with Squab storage in order to build a cafe made from two 20ft shipping containers with our expert conversions team.

Madi is a positive and innovative individual who spent 15 months as an apprentice, until she was promoted to a Hire Controller at Willbox when she completed her apprenticeship.

The staff at Williams Shipping and Willbox have had a busy month, fundraising for The Murray Parish Trust and Mind. Both of which make up our two headline charities for 2022.

Construction of the world's largest offshore wind farm is under way in Yorkshire. We are supporting Dogger Bank Wind Farm which will be capable of powering 6 million British homes.

Willbox is proud to provide canteen containers for the construction of Southampton's major new cruise terminal. These state of the art cabins will provide much needed restbite on site.

Willbox's HQ facilities in Southampton have undergone a huge transformation, investing to provide a better customer experience and expand our conversions business.

Willbox needed to create a container which was capable of charging motorised golf trolleys, was very secure and could be accessible from one of the best courses on the south coast.

He's one of the best around! Our driver, Leon reached a landmark milstone for Willbox and Williams Shipping, haing been with us for 25 years this year. We just wanted to say a huge thank you!

The pandemic has had far-reaching impacts on health, not least on those within dental care. Thanks to Pirate FM, we wee able to provide much storage for a Cornwall dental project.

We were asked to support DIY SOS on a big build in Barnstaple, helping to make life easier for a young family forced apart by lengthy but lifesaving trips to hospital.