CCG Scotland Ltd

20/11/2025

🧷 FULL ARTICLE: https://www.c-c-g.co.uk/construction-gets-underway-on-landmark-regeneration-in-glasgows-east-end/

We were delighted to welcome Glasgow City Council
Leader Susan Aitken and Housing Convenor Cllr Ruairi Kelly to French Street, Dalmarnock, yesterday morning, where the ground was officially broken on a new landmark housing project.

Comprising 173 homes - including 119 for social rent and 54 for private sale - French Street is being delivered in partnership with Thenue Housing and Clyde Gateway

The project is the largest to have been approved in the region this financial year and is set to bring a much needed boost to the supply of new homes in Glasgow’s East End, at a time when the city is facing a housing emergency.

18/11/2025

Our community benefit team has been back out on the road today, this time attending the STEM WEST careers event at in Clydebank.

Attended by high school pupils from across the regional area, Claire and Teresa were on hand to share insight into the career opportunities available to school leavers in the construction industry. But this wasn’t just a chat - they were challenging minds too, with a range of problem-solving puzzles to get those creative juices flowing on this early Tuesday morning!

15/11/2025

13/11/2025

We’ve created over 500 beds for the elderly since 2017, but our work in the health and care sectors isn’t just restricted to care homes. Check out this cracker - West End Medical Practice 🩺

Designed by Page Park Architects and situated on the grounds of St Mary’s Cathedral in Edinburgh, the facility was specifically designed to complement its neighbouring architectural context.

The result is a stylish pavilion that comprises 10 GP consulting rooms, 2 nurse consulting rooms, 1 treatment room, a health education room, and supporting staff accommodation. A new workshop with a work yard was also created to provide a modern facility for the stone masons who undertake maintenance of the cathedral.

11/11/2025

11/11/2025

Our Community Benefit team had the pleasure of meeting S5 and S6 pupils from St Ambrose High School in Coatbridge yesterday, where they took part in our interactive CCG Net Zero Home Challenge 💪

The aim of the game is simple. 🧐

Pupils are split into teams, and each adopts a “project team” role to help design and cost a housing development in response to a set tender brief, which is then delivered to the “client” for approval through a group presentation. It’s a great test of project management, leadership skills, and, of course, teamwork! 🤝

The visit forms part of a wider programme of community and career-based initiatives taking place during the delivery of School Street, a new development of 130 affordable homes currently under construction in Coatbridge for North Lanarkshire Council

06/11/2025

05/11/2025

05/11/2025

🧷 FULL ARTICLE: https://www.c-c-g.co.uk/e-completed-in-penicuik-provides-54-bed-spaces-for-elderly/

The Glencorse Care Home will not only help address the growing demand for residential, nursing and dementia care services in Penicuik - it will also create lasting benefits for the local economy through the creation of up to 100 jobs.

Its completion marks another significant milestone for Morrison Community Care Group and CCG, with 400+ bed spaces now created since 2017!

04/11/2025

04/11/2025

Gold is our colour 💪

CCG (Scotland) is delighted to confirm we have retained our status as an Investors in Young People GOLD employer for another year.

Launched in 2014, Investors in Young People is a good practice framework designed to support employers across all sectors in developing their youth employment practices and in attracting, recruiting, developing, and retaining young people.

This 3rd-generation framework is based on research and insights into emerging best practices for young people in the workplace and was developed in consultation with young people themselves, as well as a broad range of stakeholders – including education providers, employability and learning providers, , and Skills Development Scotland.

CCG is well recognised as an advocate for youth employment. Our annual apprentice intake, available to those aged 16 and above, brought 15 new entrants to our business earlier this year, while our industry-recognised training programmes provide tangible opportunities for young men and women across our organisation to grow, develop, and succeed in a wide variety of disciplines.

We give thanks to for recognising CCG with this accolade.