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The official ground-breaking has taken place at two new housing developments in East Ayrshire this week. Mill O’ Shield Road in Drongan and Quarry Knowe in Auchinleck are being delivered by CCG (Scotland) on behalf of East Ayrshire Council with both projects extending a strategic housing partn

The major regeneration project at Bellsmyre in Dumbarton is taking shape with four families moving into their new homes and the council giving the green light for the next phase of development.

A decision into proposals to demolish a listed Art Deco building and build new flats near the Forth and Clyde Canal at Anniesland has been delayed to allow objectors to be heard.

Further contacts for new build council houses that will deliver more affordable homes for rent, new jobs and local investment have been approved by North Lanarkshire Council.

Partick Housing Association and Hanover Scotland could be set for a major planning boost next week regarding their joint proposal to demolish a listed building and build new flats near the Forth and Clyde Canal at Anniesland.

CCG (OSM) Ltd has commenced its recruitment drive for 2022 with the appointment of two new trainees. Based in Glasgow, OSM is a division of the CCG (Scotland) Group, a key contributor to skills development and replenishment in the Scottish construction industry.

CCG, in partnership with a social landlord, has returned with new plans to build 46 flats for affordable rent in Govan.

Dumfries and Galloway Housing Partnership (DGHP) has received planning permission to build 89 new homes on a former lorry depot site at Locharbriggs. Designed by Collective Architecture, the development forms part of the Association's plan to deliver 800 affordable homes across the region

Arc-Tech MU has commenced works at a new affordable housing development in Drongan on behalf of East Ayrshire Council.

Proposals for a net zero housing development that forms part of the £1.3 billion Granton Waterfront regeneration project in north west Edinburgh were granted approval by city planners yesterday.

Glasgow-based multi-utilities provider Arc-Tech MU has commenced works at a new amenity housing development in Kilmarnock.

Construction and manufacturing group CCG (Scotland) has donated over £5700 to food banks across the country this December, taking its total for community-based donations in 2021 to £174,000. As part of a burgeoning portfolio of contracts, which includes a housebuilding programme of over

GHA’s transformation of a former stable block into 52 affordable homes has picked up yet another award.

A turnkey building services package supplied by Arc-Tech (Scotland) has helped deliver a new care home in Stirling.

Proposals for a new care home in Dalgety Bay have been approved by Fife Council.