15th July 2026
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TIME magazine names Barratt and David Wilson Homes Scotland among world’s most sustainable companies  

A housebuilder with headquarters located across Scotland has been named as one of TIME magazine World’s 500 Most Sustainable Companies for 2026 for a third consecutive year.  The recognition for Barratt and David Wilson Homes Scotland, part of Barratt Redrow, which is responsible for developments such as the significant 3,000
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Pall Mall Court Redevelopment

Undertaken by Bruntwood Estates Limited, with architectural input from Sheppard Robson and Stephen Levrant Heritage Architecture Limited and construction led by Dragonfly Contracts Limited, the Pall Mall Court redevelopment represents a landmark effort to reshape
Render of Community Heat Hub at Taylor Wimpey’s Westland Heath in Sudbury, Suffolk
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Westland Heath, Sudbury, Suffolk

 Westland Heath, formally known as Chilton Woods, is a new development located in Sudbury, Suffolk. GTC is providing multi-utilities, including a zero-carbon heat network that will supply 950 homes and a new local school.   GTC
Rural House
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Rural House

Sustainable, Turnkey Homes. Made on Skye – R.HOUSE is an entirely new concept in rural living, by award winning architects Rural Design with James MacQueen Builders on the Isle of Skye. R.House was established in
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