Morgan Sindall lures North East director from Willmott Dixon
13-08-2026 10:53 via constructionenquirer.com

Morgan Sindall lures North East director from Willmott Dixon

Morgan Sindall Construction has appointed Nick Corrigan as the new Area Director of its North East and Cumbria business.
Corrigan joins from Willmott Dixon where he worked for nearly 13 years and ran the North east region.
He said: “This is a part of the world I know well and care deeply about. There’s huge potential for growth in both the North East and in Cumbria, not least because of the renewed focus from the top levels of government on rebalancing the UK economy and supporting t
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