Morgan Sindall Construction’s Southern Home Counties business has been appointed by the Department for Education (DfE) to build the £27 million Inspire Academy, a brand-new specialist educational needs and disabilities (SEND) school in Gillingham, Kent.
Morgan Sindall Construction has appointed Nick Corrigan as the new Area Director of its North East and Cumbria business.
A £14.6 million expansion of Sarum Academy will provide additional classrooms, improved facilities, and enhanced sports facilities at the Salisbury school.
Morgan Sindall Construction has been appointed to deliver the new Thornbury Health Centre, a £16.9 million facility on the former Thornbury hospital site that will provide modern, purpose-built healthcare for the local community.
As students across the UK receive their GCSE and A-Level results, many will be considering their next career move. In this blog, Harriet Matschy explores the diverse opportunities available in the construction industry, highlighting the …
In this blog, Sustainability Manager Rich Smith explains how Morgan Sindall Construction's Project Carbon Award is helping turn carbon reduction achievements into meaningful community and environmental legacies.
Our We Thrive – 100% Safe initiative has been shortlisted in the Mental Health & Wellbeing Initiative of the Year category.
Long-term agreements give industry confidence to invest while supporting delivery of the next generation of hospitals across England.
A brand-new SEND Sixth Form in South Benfleet, Essex, has officially opened its doors to students.
Planning approval has been granted for the redevelopment of the Crystal Palace National Sports Centre (CPNSC), marking a major milestone in securing the long‑term future of one of the UK’s most significant sporting venues.
Morgan Sindall’s Yorkshire team has held a groundbreaking ceremony to mark the start of work on a new primary school in Sharlston Common, West Yorkshire. The 250-pupil school is being built on behalf of the …
Morgan Sindall Construction's South West business has officially handed over the £29.89 million Armada Way regeneration scheme to Plymouth City Council, completing one of the most significant public realm projects the city has seen and …
