THE head of Galliford Try's construction arm said the market remained stronger in Scotland than any other part of the UK and noted the division had recruited 200 people north of the Border since September.
THE head of Galliford Try's construction arm said the market remained stronger in Scotland than any other part of the UK and noted the division had recruited 200 people north of the Border since September.
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MARK WILLIAMSON
However, Ken Gillespie said demand for new homes was not strong enough in Scotland to encourage the firm to increase its limited presence in the housebuilding market in the country although it reported encouraging signs of recovery in the south of England.
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