Calvin Dodds, John Heaney Electrical

Livingston business announces fourth senior promotion of the year

LIVINGSTON-based John Heaney Electrical (JHE) has announced the firm's fourth promotion of the year with the appointment of long-serving Calvin Dodds as automation and...

Construction output decline continues, latest ONS figures show

CONSTRUCTION output has continued its recent decline in the three-month period to December 2017, the latest figures from the ONS (Office for National Statistics)...

Kingdom Group strengthens senior team with new appointment

THE Kingdom Group has appointed James Hudson as its new asset management director. Described as a passionate social housing professional and current chair of the...

Graduate apprenticeships have key role to play in Scotland’s economy

https://vimeo.com/686272068/403f15e1a5 By Jen Henderson, head of talent partnerships at Heriot-Watt University Graduate Apprenticeships are a key way to develop and retain skills and talent for business...
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Early engagement on power connections ‘absolutely critical’ on Scottish projects

TURNER & Townsend is advising clients to focus on navigating the impacts of a lengthening ‘connection queue’, as infrastructure and commercial demand drives electricity...

Linear Group on course for £85 million turnover this year

CONTRACTING and fit-out specialist Linear Group has announced that turnover grew to £73 million in 2021 as the business increased its workforce to 151...

Story hails record year for new homes in Scotland and Cumbria

STORY Homes has announced it has built and sold a record 474 new homes in Scotland and Cumbria in the 2022/23 financial year. From Pentland...

Reverse charge VAT delayed until 2020

THE Government has announced the implementation of reverse charge VAT will be delayed by a year. Originally scheduled for 1 October 2019, the changes will...

Four in the frame for Edinburgh tram extension

FOUR bidders are in the frame to deliver a major Edinburgh tram extension. Edinburgh City Council revealed that BAM Colas Rail JV, Dragados, Farrans Sacyr Neopul JV,...

ITW invests in new press to meet demand

ITW Construction Products has announced it has doubled the capacity of it’s SpaceJoist metal open web following the commissioning of a new 300-tonnes production...

Freyssinet lands tunnel lining contract for Glasgow Subway

FREYSSINET has been awarded a five-year contract to carry out tunnel lining improvement works as part of the modernisation of Glasgow Subway. The contract, awarded...
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Saint-Gobain finalises deal to buy Kilwaughter Minerals

SAINT-Gobain has completed the acquisition of Kilwaughter Minerals, a provider of façade mortars and EWI systems in the UK and Ireland. In October, Saint-Gobain announced...
Jon Dunwell, Morris & Spottiswood

Morris & Spottiswood reports highest turnover in near 100-year history

MORRIS & Spottiswood has reported the company's highest turnover in its almost 100-year history, rising 25% to £128 million in 2023. Part of the Morris...
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UK construction output set for ‘gradual recovery’ this year and next

NEW research has revealed that UK construction output is set for a 'gradual recovery' this year and next, following two challenging years that have...

Savills confirms 12 promotions in Scotland

REAL estate advisor Savills has confirmed 12 new promotions in Scotland across its Edinburgh, Glasgow, Perth and Dumfries offices. The promotions will see two people...

Cumbernauld-based building surveying firm bolsters senior team with new role

CHARTERED building surveying firm Diamond & Company (Scotland), has strengthened its senior team with the appointment of Jim Kerr as its first director of...

Cruden Group unveils “new and modern identity”

CRUDEN Group has revealed details of a £100,000 "total brand review' and unveiled new logos and taglines for its subsidiary companies. The company said the...
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Former Falkirk Town Hall and Municipal Buildings to be sold for £6.2m

FALKIRK Council has approved the sale of the former Falkirk Town Hall and Municipal Buildings for £6.2 million. Approximately £6 million of the receipt is expected...

Scottish construction activity continues to grow despite challenges

WORKLOADS in the Scottish construction continued to grow 'solidly' in Q2 2022 but expectations for the year ahead moderated as issues with skills, costs and...

Livingston firm reports ‘exceptional’ growth

LIVINGSTON Building Services (LBS) has reported 'exceptional' growth in the last year after tripling its turnover and forecasting continued development into 2023. The firm specialises...