Sustainable energy specialist targets hat-trick of business awards
GENSOURCE has announced that its growing influence in the sustainable energy sector has seen the firm shortlisted for SME of the Year at the...
Street to reopen as Glasgow’s response to devastating fire continues
THE north side of Gordon Street is to reopen to pedestrians following its closure after the devastating fire on Glasgow's Union Street in March.
Councillor...
GCU and Turner & Townsend win Herald Higher Education Award 2026
GLASGOW Caledonian University's (GCU) collaboration with Turner & Townsend has been awarded the Outstanding Business Engagement in Universities prize at the Herald Higher Education...
Solar scheme helps power Scottish Water services in Penicuik
A new solar scheme is now helping to power essential water services for Scottish Water customers in Penicuik, cutting carbon emissions and reducing reliance on grid electricity.
The...
ECITB launches new training initiative inspired by video games
THE Engineering Construction Industry Training Board (ECITB) has launched a new digital learning 'ecosystem' inspired by the look and feel of 3D gaming environments.
Dubbed...
BE-ST Fest to expand across Scotland
BE-ST Fest 2026 is expanding across Scotland, bringing the dedicated festival for a low carbon built environment directly to regional communities for the first...
Build of 27 homes underway in Selkirk
THE build of 27 new affordable homes is underway at Linglie Road in Selkirk with McTaggart Construction leading the works on behalf of Scottish...
260-acre Darrach Hill landholding brought to the market
AN opportunity to acquire a 'substantial and versatile' landholding at Darrach Hill, by Denny in central Scotland, has been brought to the market by...
Elgin timber company to double headcount with £55,000 investment
MORAY-based Moore Timber Company has announced a £55,000 expansion project with backing of £27,500 from Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE).
The small business, which currently...
Libby Heathcote elected as next RIAS president
LIBBY Heathcote, an associate director at Reiach and Hall Architects, has been elected as the next president of the Royal Incorporation of Architects in...
Balmoral Comtec sold to Freudenberg Flow Technologies
BALMORAL Group has completed the sale of Aberdeen-based offshore energy giant Balmoral Comtec to Freudenberg Flow Technologies, an international manufacturer of industrial solutions for...
Oban school pupils gain experience on £8.1m project
FIVE Oban High School pupils have gained experience on TSL Contractors' £8.1 million build of Camas House at the European Marine Science Park (EMSP)...
Housebuilder is the bee’s knees with Nairn initiative
BARRATT Homes is celebrating World Bee Day today by offering residents at a new development in Nairn the chance to install a special insect...
New Network Rail approach cuts delays and protects endangered animal
COSTLY delays to rail projects are being avoided thanks to a new Network Rail scheme to better protect endangered great crested newts.
The amphibians commonly...
Keller Group hails ‘strong’ trading performance in early months of 2026
AHEAD of the group's AGM, geotechnical specialist contractor Keller Group has issued an update for the first four months of the year, with trading...
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Is co-living the catalyst for Glasgow’s next chapter of regeneration?
By Shahid Ali, planning and development partner at Ryden
GLASGOW has always been a city that evolves. From its industrial roots to its cultural renaissance,...
