Colin graduated from the University of Leeds in 1991 with a first class honours degree. Colin is a chartered civil and structural engineer and he joined the practice in 2002. He is a proud Cumbrian and has been in exile in Bristol since 2000. He says that the move to the West Country was the best thing that he has done, however his time down here has done nothing to dent his Cumbrian accent or passion for Carlisle United.

Huw graduated from Swansea University in 2006 and joined Craddys in September of that year as an enthusiastic graduate engineer. Huw quickly went on to become a chartered structural engineer at the age of 25 (exceptionally young) and at the same time won the national Graham Wood prize presented by the Institution of Structural Engineers, although modesty forbids him from constantly mentioning this achievement around the office. He is a patriotic Welshman and a proud Welsh speaker. When not bragging about his award he can often be found assisting others in the office with pronunciation of Welsh place names or the translation of Welsh road signs. He is a lover of all things sport and his mood will often reflect the performances of his beloved Welsh rugby team.

Nick graduated from the University of Bath in 2004 with a BEng in civil engineering and joined Craddys the following year. Since joining the company Nick has become a chartered structural engineer and has completed a part-time masters degree. After seven years in the Bristol office Nick headed home to Devon in 2012 to lead the new Exeter office. Despite never bothering to learn any of the rules, Nick is a keen rugby player and his frequent black eyes are testament to his knack of sticking his head where it’s not wanted.

Robin joined the practice immediately after graduating in 2010 from the University of Bath with a first class masters degree in Civil and Architectural Engineering. A West Country boy and now a chartered structural engineer, he can often be spotted in his spare time travelling the region by motorbike, sourcing the rarest cheeses for office hospitality events. Robin started his life in the construction industry as a site labourer, revealing the skills he learned coupled with his passion for engineering by almost single-handedly (ok, with the help of about 15 other members of staff) building the office bike shed.

Anna started her professional career as a ballet dancer – not the usual route to becoming a Finance Director. After retiring from the professional stage, she turned her eyes towards a different passion, money; not the gaining of it but the counting! After joining BSW in 1999, Anna was dubbed “Fairy Godmother”, a name given to her due to her reputation for sorting out any financial and administration problems. When BSW merged with Craddys in 2008 Anna joined the administration team, becoming office manager within a few years and then Finance Director. Anna has never lost her love of dance and continues to teach in studios, churches and conferences around the UK and beyond. Occasionally she can even be found back on the professional stage.