Moorpark Central, an industrial/warehouse development designed by CRGP in Broomloan Road, Glasgow has won the Property Executive's Industrial Development Award for Excellence 2005. CRGP first project which was carried out for their client the Silverbank Development Company was developed as a signature project on a high profile site at Helen Street in Glasgow. The developer wanted to create a branding ...

Peugeot 1007 They come in small bright packages and around Glasgow they are beginning to show their face. The Peugeot 1007 with its innovative sliding doors has captured the imagination and recently Arnold Clark's dealership in Hamilton Road, Glasgow supplied CRGP Limited with two 1007s. The cars, resplendent in company logo, make an ideal choice for their intended purpose.

Well done to the two teams from CRGP who displayed great spirit last month when they took part in the Speyside Challenge to raise money for the Prince and Princess of Wales Hospice in Glasgow. This entailed walking 50 miles in 24 hours, a fairly demanding assignment, but at least the architects, building surveyors and quantity surveyors of the company ...

Work is about to commence next month (May 2005), on a new community learning campus at Dale Street, Bridgeton. The £1.3m project is being funded by various bodies such as the European Regional Development Fund Strathclyde Partnership, Glasgow City Council, Communities Scotland, the Big Lottery and East End Social Inclusion Partnership. This new style community facility will provide an opportunity ...

CRGP Ltd are delighted to announce the promoted appointments of Kenneth Veitch, Gary Forster and Richard Walker as Associates, effective from the 1st April 2005. The three promotions are in recognition of their contribution to the overall business, and in the belief that they will bring a new and fresh impetus to the growth of the company. Kenneth is recognised ...

If your business is struck by fire, flood or explosion it need not be the end of the world, writes Bob Serafini If you have spent the past 10, 15 or 20 years building up a business, there’s a good chance that your focus will be entirely on expansion and developing new products. You will be aware that disaster could ...