TranslateProgramme update
Progress in the period includes:
- continued operation under the Safe System of Works
- continuation of foul drainage installation
- continued surface water drainage installation
Works to be undertaken in next four weeks include:
- continuation of foul drainage installation
- continued surface water drainage installation
- commence service track installation
- recommence foundations in Central Win
Progress photos
Working within the community
We are continuing to work closely with the local community to offer various benefits as the project progresses. Some of our community impact initiatives in the period include:
A World of Work Tasters 2026: Morgan Sindall Construction, alongside industry partners, has delivered A World of Work Tasters 2026, welcoming over 200 young people to the Engine Shed in Stirling for a free, three-day event offering hands-on experience across seven construction trades and disciplines. taking part in immersive 40-minute sessions guided by industry specialists. Designed for anyone aged 16 and over, the programme focused on careers across construction, from traditional building skills to emerging green and digital roles, with partner organisations also on hand to highlight live vacancies and apprenticeship opportunities within their own businesses. We were delighted to see 10 pupils from North Ayrshire attend.
Arran Society of Glasgow Sponsorship: The project team sponsored the recent Arran Society of Glasgow lunch. The Arran Society of Glasgow is a benevolent organisation with a mission to develop and enhance cultural and educational opportunities and provide support when needed for people from the Isle of Arran. As a registered charity, the Society makes modest but meaningful financial awards to support young people, community groups, those facing hardship, education, and cultural initiatives on the Isle of Arran.
SCAPE Reinvest: The SCAPE Reinvest Fund has awarded CHAP £3000 for their Client Discretionary Fund, which will enable the charity to support individuals and families across Ayrshire who are experiencing financial hardship.
Quote: We're incredibly grateful to SCAPE Scotland for this generous contribution. Funding like this allows us to provide practical assistance to clients who need immediate support - particularly at a time when many households are under increasing financial pressure. It is also encouraging to see investment in the local area through the new Ardrossan Campus, so close to our office and the communities we serve. At a time when many households continue to face rising costs and financial uncertainty, partnerships like this make a real difference. CHAP would like to thank SCAPE Scotland for recognising the importance of community-based support and for helping us continue delivering vital advice and assistance to those who need it most.
Quote from: Debbie Alexander, CEO of CHAP
Morgan Sindall are growing the local team: Morgan Sindall have a number of live vacancies, if you would like to find out more please visit the careers page.
To find out more about project progress and our approach to responsible business, please visit Morgan Sindall’s dedicated Ardrossan project website.
Who to contact to discuss any concerns or complaints
We will continue to try and minimise disruption to all local residents/neighbours, but should you experience any issues please contact Victoria Proven, senior site manager, on 07773 592674.
Project working hours
- 7.30am to 6pm Monday to Friday (excluding bank holidays). Deliveries will not be allowed onto site before 8am and after 6pm and will be part of CLOCS system with timed delivery slots.
- 8am to 1pm on Saturday (only with prior council approval and no noisy activities on Sunday)
How you can help us
We all know that building sites can be dangerous places if rules are not adhered to and it is very important that the site is not treated as a playground. Everyone should be aware of the danger if entering onto a building site without permission and we urge all parents make their children aware of this. We will, of course, be vigilant in this regard and we will continue to monitor the perimeter and site at all times. The safety of your children and the public is of paramount importance to us and together we can ensure that this is not compromised in any way.
Considerate Constructors Scheme
Started in 1997, this important initiative operates a voluntary Code of Considerate Practice, with which participating construction sites and companies register. The Scheme is a non-profitmaking, independent organisation founded by the industry to improve its image.
Security
The site is monitored via CCTV camera towers which activate whenever anyone breaches the site perimeter. This is a 24/7 service, and the site is also monitored via mobile patrols. If you see anything suspicious or have any security concerns, then please contact Victoria directly on 07773 592674.
