PERT BRUCE NEWS
PERT BRUCE TAKE ON CATERAN YOMP
On Saturday 10th of June 2017 a team of 16 from Pert Bruce Construction will be taking part in the famous Cateran Yomp, a trek along the Cateran Trail through the Perthshire hills from Blairgowrie and beyond up to the Spittal of Glenshee and back to Blairgowrie.
www.soldierscharity.org/events/the-cateran-yomp/
This is obviously the kind of thing we do for fun… but on this occasion we are raising much needed money for The Soldiers Charity www.soldierscharity.org. The soldiers charity has been supporting armed services veterans and their families since 1944, and relies on charitable exercises such as this to continue their work on a daily basis, We would really appreciate if you could dig deep and follow the link below to make a donation.
https://secure.soldierscharity.org/registrant/TeamFundraisingPage.aspx?teamID=76923
We’ve set ourselves a target of £6,000.00 and need your help to achieve it! We're doing the hard bit so please give generously
Training is well under way.... Rain or shine
www.soldierscharity.org/events/the-cateran-yomp/
This is obviously the kind of thing we do for fun… but on this occasion we are raising much needed money for The Soldiers Charity www.soldierscharity.org. The soldiers charity has been supporting armed services veterans and their families since 1944, and relies on charitable exercises such as this to continue their work on a daily basis, We would really appreciate if you could dig deep and follow the link below to make a donation.
https://secure.soldierscharity.org/registrant/TeamFundraisingPage.aspx?teamID=76923
We’ve set ourselves a target of £6,000.00 and need your help to achieve it! We're doing the hard bit so please give generously
Training is well under way.... Rain or shine
PLANS LODGED FOR £100 MILLION MIXED USE DELVEOPMENT IN ANGUS
Sunnyside Estate Ltd has lodged its planning-in-principle application for a mixed use development on the 64-acre former Sunnyside Royal Hospital site in Montrose, “Sunnyside Park.”
The proposed housing, retail and commercial development, will include affordable, retirement and assisted-living housing in a mixture of apartments and family homes.
Sunnyside Estate will be investing £100 million in the development which will stimulate the local economy and create local jobs within the construction industry, and the wider supply chain.
Edinburgh-based FM Group along with Montrose-based Pert Bruce Construction Ltd. jointly purchased the hospital site from NHS Tayside last year in a seven figure deal. The development is being brought forward through a joint venture between the two companies called Sunnyside Estate.
David Stewart, Director of Sunnyside Estate said: “Our desire to create a benefit for the local area, together with sustaining and creating local jobs has been foremost in our thinking for Sunnyside. We have been working closely with the local community and Angus Council to propose a Masterplan design that is a benefit for the area, to maintain the history & heritage of the former hospital, and the natural environment along with consideration to both existing and new communities. Sunnyside Park represents an idyllic setting, history and a uniqueness seldom found in other sites and we are very excited about its potential. We are passionate about building quality developments that preserve our country’s heritage, employing the best of modern day construction techniques, and to deliver projects and communities of which we can be proud of. Our plans generated considerable excitement locally and, following a constructive public consultation, we are now lodging our planning application outlining our vision for Sunnyside.”
The transformation of the site will ensure that it once again will become an attractive and prominent feature within the Hillside and Montrose communities. The Principle Class B and C heritage buildings will be preserved and sensitively incorporated into the overall development.
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PERT BRUCE CONSTRUCTION PURCHASE FORMER SUNNYSIDE ROYAL HOSPITAL SITE
North-east construction firm, Montrose based Pert Bruce Construction Ltd, www.pertbruce.co.uk and Edinburgh based FM Group www.thefmgroup.co.uk have purchased the former Sunnyside Royal Hospital site from NHS Tayside in a seven figure deal.
Pert-Bruce Director Craig Bruce said: that the negotiations with NHS were considerable as NHS Tayside were keen to ensure they achieved the best deal in terms of value for money and financially for the site while securing the long term future of the Class B & C heritage building stock. We feel that our strong local ties to the area set us apart from the rival bidders, and demonstrated our desire to create a benefit for the local area and secure local jobs for both Montrose and the wider community; something which was unique to our bid.
“Sunnyside Estate” www.sunnysideestate.co.uk will be the joint venture company responsible for the transformation of the old hospital site back into a prominent feature within the Hillside & Montrose communities.
The development will comprise of a mixed use consisting of Housing, Retail, Commercial and Social Housing, with the construction and refurbishment project representing a multi-million pound investment in the local area.
David Stewart, Director of Sunnyside Estate, said: “Sunnyside” brings together an idyllic setting, history and a uniqueness seldom found in other sites. Our goal is to create a development of distinction that will blend into the mature natural environment and create a legacy for the area, as the loss of the hospital represented a blow to North Angus and we hope to bring this back, by providing a multi-use site that gives both development and open area to add to the local community.
Rory Ballantyne, Director of Ballantynes who acted on behalf on NHS Tayside in the sale of Sunnyside Royal Hospital said “Ballantynes are delighted to have completed the sale of a very complex and substantial site. NHS Tayside are pleased that a local firm have taken on the project and their commitment to the regeneration of Sunnyside Royal Hospital was a key driver in the sale process. We look forward to seeing the site transform under Sunnyside Estate.
Sunnyside Estate now plan to move forward with the current outline plan approved for the site to consult with the local community groups and obtain planning permission to allow construction works to commence.
Pert-Bruce Director Craig Bruce said: that the negotiations with NHS were considerable as NHS Tayside were keen to ensure they achieved the best deal in terms of value for money and financially for the site while securing the long term future of the Class B & C heritage building stock. We feel that our strong local ties to the area set us apart from the rival bidders, and demonstrated our desire to create a benefit for the local area and secure local jobs for both Montrose and the wider community; something which was unique to our bid.
“Sunnyside Estate” www.sunnysideestate.co.uk will be the joint venture company responsible for the transformation of the old hospital site back into a prominent feature within the Hillside & Montrose communities.
The development will comprise of a mixed use consisting of Housing, Retail, Commercial and Social Housing, with the construction and refurbishment project representing a multi-million pound investment in the local area.
David Stewart, Director of Sunnyside Estate, said: “Sunnyside” brings together an idyllic setting, history and a uniqueness seldom found in other sites. Our goal is to create a development of distinction that will blend into the mature natural environment and create a legacy for the area, as the loss of the hospital represented a blow to North Angus and we hope to bring this back, by providing a multi-use site that gives both development and open area to add to the local community.
Rory Ballantyne, Director of Ballantynes who acted on behalf on NHS Tayside in the sale of Sunnyside Royal Hospital said “Ballantynes are delighted to have completed the sale of a very complex and substantial site. NHS Tayside are pleased that a local firm have taken on the project and their commitment to the regeneration of Sunnyside Royal Hospital was a key driver in the sale process. We look forward to seeing the site transform under Sunnyside Estate.
Sunnyside Estate now plan to move forward with the current outline plan approved for the site to consult with the local community groups and obtain planning permission to allow construction works to commence.
