We’re delighted to share that, through the incredible support of our Team, donors and everyone who backed our fundraising, £5,437 was raised in total for Prostate Cancer UK and Breast Cancer Now.
We’re incredibly proud to have played our part and would like to say a huge thank you to everyone who helped make this possible.
On Sunday 16 August, the Wellwood Leslie Team took part in the Dundee Kiltwalk 2026, coming together to raise funds for two important causes: Breast Cancer Now and Prostate Cancer UK.
This year, 15 members of the Wellwood Leslie team took on the challenge, with our walkers completing two different distances. Some tackled the 21-mile Mighty Stride from St Andrews to Dundee, while others took part in the 4-mile Wee Wander from Broughty Ferry to Dundee.
It was a fantastic day, with a great atmosphere and plenty of team spirit. The longer distances certainly tested our legs and determination, but knowing how much support we had behind us helped keep everyone motivated to reach the finish line.
We are delighted to have raised an incredible £3,049 so far, with the total being split between Breast Cancer Now and Prostate Cancer UK.
A huge thank you goes to everyone who supported the team. Whether you donated, encouraged us along the way, shared our fundraising pages or simply wished us well, your support made a real difference. It was fantastic to see the generosity of our colleagues, friends, families, clients and wider community.
Although the walk is complete, our fundraising continues. Both JustGiving pages remain open, and donations are still being received. If you would like to support either cause, you can do so using the links below.
We are incredibly proud of what the Team has achieved this year and grateful to everyone who helped us along the way.
Thank you for your continued support.
We’re proud to share that this year, the team at Wellwood Leslie Architects will be taking on the Dundee Kiltwalk to raise funds for two incredible charities - Prostate Cancer UK and Breast Cancer Now.
A number of our strong and brave team members from Dundee and Glasgow Office have challenged themselves to walk either 4 or 21 miles this August, all in support of the vital work these charities do in funding research, raising awareness, and supporting those affected by cancer.
Any support or encouragement means a great deal - let’s make a difference together.
JGM are an established mechanical, electrical and building services contractor. Following the acquisition of a new premises to support their continued growth, JGM commissioned Wellwood Leslie Architects to transform the building into a modern office that would reflect their evolving business and future ambitions.
Wellwood Leslie have submitted Planning and Listed Building Consent applications for our project with Scripture Union Scotland at Lendrick Muir.
The proposals seek to remove later additions to declutter the original Category C-listed Naemoor House, alongside a new extension, entrance, and upgraded landscaped grounds.
Looking forward to progressing the project with the wider team as we move into the next stage.
Congratulations to Architectural Assistant Melanie, who successfully passed her Part 3 examinations to become qualified Architect!
This significant achievement marks a new chapter in her professional journey as they embark on fulfilling and impactful career in the field of Architecture.
Wellwood Leslie Architects celebrates her dedication and hard work in reaching this important milestone. We look forward to seeing Melanie continued growth and success in the Architectural community
We closed out 2025 with some completed photography from the first phases of our ongoing work with Crow Road Free Church in Partick, Glasgow.
The project focused on creating a more functional and welcoming arrival experience to the existing Scottish Gothic church, originally designed by A. Petrie and Sons in 1910. Works included an entirely new front landscape, a refurbished and heightened entrance lobby, and an enlarged rear hall with new kitchen facilities.
The alterations have significantly impacted how the church communicates with the street and serves the wider community, already attracting new members to the growing congregation. The refurbished hall provides flexible space for bigger events and gatherings, while the new entrance and landscape provide for the increased footfall, socialising and quiet conversation
The alterations have impacted how the church engages with the street and wider community, already helping to grow the congregation. The refurbished hall offers flexible space for new and larger events, while the entrance and landscape support increased footfall, socialising and quiet conversation.
As the church settles into the new spaces, We are progressing work on the subsequent phases, including a link extension connecting the church to the rear hall and an enlargement of the existing sanctuary, scheduled to start in mid 2026.
This project involved refurbishing the Halfway House catering facility at Carnoustie Golf Links, aiming to modernise the space and enhance the overall visitor experience.
The works comprised a thorough internal refresh, including upgraded finishes, improved circulation, and more efficient service areas to better support daily operations.
Never enough of Christmas Jumpers! 🎄🥳 👕🎁🔔
We have decided to get a little bit silly for a seriously good cause.
Just before Christmas we organised Christmas Jumper Day which bring us full of joy end of 2025.
We’ve collected £200. We hope this contribution helps make a difference for children who need it most.
It was fantastic to see festive jumpers, big smiles, and team spirit across the offices.
Thank you so much for all our Team.
