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    Ravenscraig 200-acre site remediation gets go-ahead

    Aaron Morby December 05, 2025 2 min read
    Construction Enquirer
    Ravenscraig 200-acre site remediation gets go-ahead
    AI Article Summary

    North Lanarkshire Council has approved a major land-remediation project at the derelict Ravenscraig steelworks site, spanning 200 acres. This £250 million project, led by a joint venture of Barratt Developments, Tata Steel, and Scottish Enterprise, will involve extensive extraction and remediation efforts to prepare the land for a new mixed-use community project, potentially supporting up to 2,000 homes. The site development will also include commercial, leisure, and green-space areas. New road and active-travel links will be established to enhance access to the site.

    What This Means for Canadian Contractors

    This project shows how large-scale brownfield remediation can unlock significant residential and commercial development opportunities. For Canadian builders, this means that similar brownfield sites may represent viable opportunities for expansion, especially in regions looking for urban renewal. The project underscores the importance of collaboration across government and private sectors in achieving successful outcomes.

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