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£33m investment will create 200 new homes in Greenock

OAK Tree Housing Association has announced plans to build more than 200 new homes for social rent across four locations in Greenock, representing an investment...

RTPI Scotland speaks out over ‘eye-watering’ Planning Bill cost

MSPs have been urged to think again about the 'eye-watering' financial implications of the new Planning Bill currently making its way through the Scottish...

Kier reports £35.5m first-half loss

KIER Group has suffered a £35.5 million drop in profits before tax for the six-month period to 31 December 2018, its latest financial results...

Interserve sale complete after administrators appointed

INTERSERVE PLC has announced completion of the sale of the group after administrators were appointed. The contractor said this “alternative deleveraging transaction” will restore the...

Mixed-use Glasgow site offers “unprecedented” regeneration opportunity

DRUM Property Group and Stamford Property Investments have agreed a joint venture to develop a "significant" mixed-use development project in Glasgow's Merchant City after...

Edinburgh tram network to be extended to Newhaven

EDINBURGH’S tram network is to be extended, as councillors today (14 March) granted approval to proceed with completing the original Line 1a to Newhaven...

Stirling students to benefit from £13.5m sports upgrade

CONSTRUCTION is underway of the £13.5 million redevelopment of the University of Stirling's sports facilities. Main contractor Morrison revealed demolition works have been completed on...

Balfour Beatty reaches ‘industry standard’ margins

BALFOUR Beatty has emphasised the value of its Built to Last streamlining programme as it posts its 2018 full year results, with the contractor...

Planning experts “close” to withdrawing support for new bill

MEMBERS of the Independent Panel tasked by Scottish ministers to review Scotland’s planning system have revealed they are "close" to withdrawing their support for...

Builders back rise in grant funding for apprenticeships

SCOTTISH builders have backed a funding boost announcement for construction apprenticeships. The Scottish Building Federation has welcomed the news that from April 1, the Construction Industry...

New report urges employers and education providers to join forces to attract a more...

A new Scottish Government report has called on employers and education providers to work together to highlight the opportunities available in construction and help...

McLaughlin & Harvey to lead Edinburgh Marina works

MCLAUGHLIN & Harvey has been appointed as the main contractor for the first phase of works on Edinburgh Marina. The first phase has an estimated...

Award approval sought for Newhaven trams project

CITY of Edinburgh councillors will be asked to approve the award of separate contracts for the potential Trams to Newhaven project this week. The Finance...

Administrators “hopeful” of McGill sale after preferred bidder appointed

CATALUS Energy Investments Limited has been appointed preferred bidder for Dundee-headquartered McGill & Co. Administrators KPMG have granted the organisation a period of exclusivity to...

Norbord Inverness factory investment tops £145m

WOOD panel manufacturer Norbord is to putting a further £35 million into developing its Inverness factory, bringing overall investment in the past two years...

PBA threshold more than halved, Scottish Government announces

THE threshold for using project bank accounts (PBAs) has been reduced to £2 million, the Scottish Government has announced. As of 19 March 2019 relevant...

AWPR to fully open this week

ROAD users are to have access to the entire Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route this week. Cabinet Secretary for Transport, Infrastructure and Connectivity, Michael Matheson has...

New partnership sets sights on reducing construction waste

CONSTRUCTION Scotland Innovation Centre (CSIC) and Zero Waste Scotland have teamed up to help reduce construction waste. The construction sector is said to be both...

No end in sight for civils downturn, warns CECA Scotland

NEW figures from the Civil Engineering Contractors Association (CECA) Scotland have warned there is "no light at the end of the tunnel" for the...

Amey chosen to deliver £100m fibre network in Edinburgh

EDINBURGH'S broadband provision has been boosted with the news that CityFibre has agreed a deal with Amey to extend its 150km network to homes...