Construction workers have a thirst for yoga session with IRN-BRU
CONSTRUCTION workers from GRAHAM have taken part in an on-site yoga session led by IRN-BRU’s Mr Softie and Glasgow-based instructor Jacks Keith.
The session provided...
Thousands of construction engineers to receive 4.5% pay rise
THOUSANDS of engineering construction workers will receive a pay rise of 4.5% from May, Unite has announced.
The union said the deal, which includes a...
Housebuilder supports Inverness charity with trike sponsorship
TULLOCH Homes has supported Inverness-based charity Spokes for Folks for the fourth consecutive year.
The charity, which offers free sociable trike rides for the elderly...
Exhibitors hail ‘iconic’ ScotPlant as stunning event draws to a close
ScotPlant 2026 is in the books following another spectacular instalment of the long-running exhibition.
Huge crowds took the opportunity to discover the innovations shaping the...
Sun-sational! ScotPlant 2026 gets off to a fabulous start
SCOTPLANT 2026 got off to a fabulous start as industry leaders unveiled the latest equipment innovations to large crowds at a sun-kissed Royal Highland...
NFRC launches campaign to tackle silica exposure in roofing sector
THE National Federation of Roofing Contractors (NFRC) has launched Cut the Dust, a new industry-wide campaign aimed at tackling the dangers of respirable crystalline...
Significant refurbishment and retrofit of Edinburgh school complete
SIGNIFICANT refurbishment and retrofit work has been completed at Brunstane Primary School in Edinburgh.
GRAHAM delivered the project on behalf of the City of Edinburgh...
SFHA commissions research into effectiveness of Section 75 Agreements
THE Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) has commissioned research to investigate the effectiveness of Section 75 Agreements in delivering social housing.
The research will...
Ospreys return to SSEN Transmission site for 13th consecutive year
THE much loved ospreys, Harry and Flora, have once again returned to their purpose-built nesting platform near SSEN Transmission's Alyth substation.
Marking an impressive 13th...
Work begins to transform derelict Pittenweem site
WORK is underway on a new 39-home development in the village of Pittenweem, marking Cruden Homes’ return to Fife for the first time in...
£9 million contract for final homes at Deans South agreed
SPRINGFIELD Partnerships has agreed a £9 million contract for the final phase of affordable homes at Deans South with Wheatley.
The phase of 37 homes...
Green skills training programme launched in Scotland
A new green skills training programme has been launched at Scotland’s National Retrofit Centre, based at the BE-ST Innovation Campus in Hamilton.
Apex Training, powered...
Why first-times still matter: reflections ahead of UKREiiF 2026
By Stuart Fleming, director at Will Rudd, Edinburgh
THIS year marks 25 years since I joined Will Rudd. It will also be my first time...
Former Fife opencast coal mine to be transformed into eco-wellness destination
PLANNING permission in principle has been granted to transform a former opencast coal mine in Fife into an eco-wellness and leisure destination.
The approval supports...
Final countdown: wait is almost over for ScotPlant 2026
THE wait for ScotPlant 2026 is almost over, with a record 215 exhibitors poised to showcase the very best of the Scottish construction equipment...
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Why first-times still matter: reflections ahead of UKREiiF 2026
By Stuart Fleming, director at Will Rudd, Edinburgh
THIS year marks 25 years since I joined Will Rudd. It will also be my first time...
