Taylor Wimpey donation supports north east Glasgow community

Taylor Wimpey West Scotland sales manager Susan McDonald and BCDC Chief Executive Martin McElroy at Taylor Wimpey’s Monument Way show homes, located off Auchinleck Road, Robroyston <i>(Image: Taylor Wimpey West Scotland)</i>
Taylor Wimpey West Scotland sales manager Susan McDonald and BCDC Chief Executive Martin McElroy at Taylor Wimpey’s Monument Way show homes, located off Auchinleck Road, Robroyston (Image: Taylor Wimpey West Scotland)
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Fresh funding is helping to fuel community projects in the northeast of Glasgow.

Taylor Wimpey West Scotland has donated £975 to Barmulloch Community Development Company (BCDC) as part of its ongoing commitment to support the community surrounding its Monument Way development in Robroyston.

The funds are part of a pledge by the housebuilder to donate £25 for every new home sold and legally completed in the first phase of the development.

With the latest donation, the total contributed to BCDC now stands at £1675, with a final projected total of £2975 to be donated upon the completion of all homes in the first phase.


"Their continued support is invaluable, and this funding will help us deliver vital services and activities for people living in Robroyston and the surrounding communities.

"On behalf of everyone who benefits from our work, I would like to express our sincere thanks."

BCDC, based in the northeast of Glasgow, owns and manages three community facilities and runs a wide programme of activities aimed at supporting vulnerable groups and bringing people together across the local area.


"This second donation strengthens the connection between our new community and the established neighbourhoods around Robroyston.

"Working with BCDC remains a real privilege, and we’re proud to contribute to the positive impact they make locally.

"Supporting organisations like BCDC is an important part of how we invest in the communities where we build."

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