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Gavin Hamilton (MD for Taylor Wimpey East Scotland); David McClure (Senior Site Manager - Castle Gate, Maidenhill) and David Blair (Managing Director for Taylor Wimpey West Scotland

Taylor Wimpey named Large Home Builder of the Year at Homes for Scotland Awards

An artist impression of the proposed housing development at Portlethen (Taylor Wimpey)

Plan unveiled for 300 homes in Portlethen

David Alexander is CEO of DJ Alexander Scotland Ltd

Green housing policies threaten the supply of new homes - David Alexander

The Geddes' formal lounge

New builds: Look to West Craigs for Capital lifestyle

An exterior impression of the Ramsay

New homes ranging from one-bed apartments to five-bed family homes unveiled

Taylor Wimpey is one of the biggest housebuilders in the UK and has a string of developments across Scotland. Picture: Rui Vieira/PA Wire

Taylor Wimpey workers to get £1,000 to help with soaring energy bills

Taylor Wimpey typical street scene

Two and three-bedroom homes released at Taylor Wimpey in Cambuslang

The lounge in the Blair style

New builds: Invitation to showhome triple treat

Drew McAllister

Business people on the move

Janette Speed, real estate partner and head of Shoosmiths Scotland.

Shoosmiths grabs place on housebuilder Taylor Wimpey’s Scottish legal panel

David D Murray, managing director of Edinburgh-based Murray Capital Group.

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Miller planning more than 500 new houses in 'key' locations across east Scotland

Low interest rates, government schemes and a stamp duty holiday have helped support the housebuilding sector. Picture: Rui Vieira/PA Wire

'Healthy' order book provides strong foundations for Taylor Wimpey

A typical street scene at the planned West Craigs development

Taylor Wimpey snaps up land for Maybury homes

Housebuilders Taylor Wimpey and Persimmon will update on recent sales figures.

Housebuilders to reveal if market is still surging

Frankfield Loch is now in public ownership. It is described as a 'jewel' in the crown' for birdwatchers, with numerous species - including ruff - found in the area

Homes for nature: house-builder hands over wildlife site to public

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Many housebuilders have already restarted work south of the Border. Picture: Rui Vieira/PA Wire

Taylor Wimpey gears up for work to return to Scottish housebuilding sites

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Major housebuilding companies expect to resume some work in England and Wales next week

Let housebuilders resume work in Scotland, urge Tories

Taylor Wimpey has a string of Scottish developments including in Penicuik. Image: Contributed

Taylor Wimpey hails strength of housing market after upping home completions

Houses are springing up in and around Roslin.

Housing fears in Roslin

Allan Anderson, Site Manager at Taylor Wimpeys Greenlaw Mill development in Penicuik,Picture Copyright Chris Watt

Site manager picks up award

Artist impression of the Maidenhill development

Council: All relevant checks were carried out

Taylor Wimpey development in East Lothian. Picture: SNS

Taylor Wimpey reveals robust 2017 as market remains '˜solid'

The resilient economy is helping builders Persimmon and Taylor Wimpey. Picture: Cate Gillon/Getty Images

Economy's '˜resilience' gives housebuilders a boost

Taylor Wimpey's average selling price rose by almost 11%. Picture: Contributed

Taylor Wimpey puts in strong profits performance

Persimmon is tomorrow expected to report profits jumping by nearly a fifth over 2016.

Housebuilders bounce back as sales surge

Taylor Wimpey turned in a 'strong performance' despite the uncertain economic backdrop. Picture: Jim Bamford

Profits build as Taylor Wimpey takes confident view

The Skyliner site, highlighted, is close to Ocean Terminal and the Scottish Government. Picture: Contributed

Rettie lands Taylor Wimpey rental brief in Edinburgh

Persimmon cheered the housebuilding sector with its positive trading update. Picture: Michael Gillen

Martin Flanagan: Persimmon gains from solid foundations

Taylor Wimpey's estate at Hopefield, Bonnyrigg. Picture: Jim Bamford

'˜Resilient' Taylor Wimpey builds up land bank

Taylor Wimpey said it is business as usual after it boosted profits and shrugged off uncertainty surrounding Britain's referendum on the EU. Picture: PA

Confidence from Taylor Wimpey in spite of Brexit

Taylor Wimpey: 34 per cent profit jump

Record Taylor Wimpey year with impetus from low rates

Taylor Wimpey has built up a record order book

Taylor Wimpey upbeat after '˜strong' 2015 performance

House prices have increased since September Picture: JP

Booming housing market buoys sales at Taylor Wimpey

A pro-European Union protester holds EU and Greek flags during a demonstration in front of the Greek parliament in Athens. Picture: AFP/Getty Images

FRIDAY MARKET CLOSE: FTSE up on Greek deal hopes

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New high for index as anxieties ease

Peter Redfern: confidence is high

Bullish Taylor Wimpey eyes boost from Help to Buy
HOUSEBUILDER Taylor Wimpey has reported a buoyant start to the key spring selling season and has forecast that fresh funds from Holyrood for the Help to Buy sch...

The Buckinghamshire-based firm said in a trading update that it built 12,454 homes last year. Picture: John Devlin

Taylor Wimpy: Help to Buy will boost Scots sales

The housebuilding sector suffered a hit. Picture: Ian Georgeson

FRIDAY MARKET CLOSE: Builders hammered by gloomy note

Peter Redfern said housing market is growing sustainably. Picture: Contributed

Taylor Wimpey sees growth despite cooling market

Taylor wimpey boss has 'some nervousness around the Scottish market over the next six months'. Picture: Michael Gillen

Taylor Wimpey calls for more Help

Pete Redfern, of Taylor Wimpey, says the Scottish new homes market is catching up with London. Picture: Getty

Taylor Wimpey sees house boom shifting to UK regions

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MONDAY MARKET CLOSE: ‘Under-appreciated’ Weir on the up

House building stocks drove momentum. Picture: AP

Tuesday market close: Builders help FTSE

Mike Afshar: 'our innovative work has turned around AMA'. Picture: TSPL

AMA hails home sales turnaround

Pete Redfern is confident about Taylor Wimpey's future after a tough few years. Picture: Contributed

Interview: Pete Redfern, Taylor Wimpey chief

Keith Miller, chief executive of Miller Group. Picture: TSPL

Miller profits soar on recovery at housing arm

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Taylor Wimpey buys second parcel of land at Southdale

Pete Redfern believes it is "only a matter of time" before Scottish house completion match those in England. Picture: TSPL

Taylor Wimpey - ‘Scots housebuilding set for jump’

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Barratt latest builder to hail Help to Buy scheme

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Barratt and Bovis boast signs of housing recovery

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