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Morgan Sindall Construction’s London Business has been appointed by Ealing Council to deliver a £29.3 million redevelopment at Villiers High School in Southall, centred on a new three-storey Eco teaching block.

Morgan Sindall Construction marked a significant milestone on 24th March at Chuter Ede Primary School's Fernwood site, with a topping out ceremony at the £9.4million single-storey extension project. The site will deliver an additional 210 …

A ceremony has been held at Mill Yard, a new mixed-use campus in central Cambridge, to mark the topping out of the development’s main office building, MY Central.

Morgan Sindall Construction’s Cambridge business has commenced the construction of four new student accommodation terraces at Queens’ College, University of Cambridge.

Morgan Sindall Construction’s Southern Home Counties business has commenced works on a brand-new teaching block at Birchington Church of England (C of E) Primary School in Birchington-on-Sea, Kent.

Morgan Sindall Construction has successfully completed and handed over Horizons Academy, a new state-of-the-art, specialist educational needs (SEN) school in Mansfield.

Morgan Sindall’s Construction’s Northern Home Counties business has officially handed over three specialist education needs (SEN) projects for the London Borough of Brent Council, supporting the borough in meeting rising demand for specialist school places.

Morgan Sindall Construction’s Midlands business has marked a major construction milestone with a topping out ceremony on 18th March at the new Police Firearms Training Facility for Staffordshire Police – a development that will play …

Morgan Sindall Construction’s Wales business has commenced construction of Rhosafan Welsh Medium Primary School (Ysgol Gynradd Gymraeg Rhosafan), having been appointed to deliver the project by Neath Port Talbot Council.

Following National Apprenticeship Week last month, we are putting a spotlight on our innovative partnership with Oxford Brookes University and highlighting how industry and academia can work together to create meaningful pathways into construction.

Free three-day programme gives young people practical insight into construction careers