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Scotland still suffering from ‘poor’ payment performance

THE Scottish Government’s initiatives to improve payment performance in the construction sector have yet to make any major impact, according to a new survey...

‘Hundreds’ of Scots firms have engaged with HS2 scheme

HUNDREDS of Scottish companies have engaged with the landmark HS2 project, according to the company responsible for developing and constructing the UK’s new high-speed rail...
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Aberdeenshire Council unveils affordable housing plans

ABERDEENSHIRE Council has outlined its plans to invest more than £150 million in delivering affordable housing over the next five years. Following 'positive feedback' from...

‘Little scope for optimism’ as figures show further drop in civils workloads

NEW figures released by CECA Scotland have revealed that civils workloads north of the border have dropped for the sixth consecutive quarter. The organisation’s latest Workload Trends Survey for...
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Kier lands key role on Paisley Town Hall ‘transformation’ project

KIER Regional Building Scotland has landed a major heritage contract to carry out the pre-construction phase of the £22 million transformation of the historic Paisley Town...

McColgan earns permanent Scots MD role at Lovell

KEVIN McColgan has been confirmed as regional managing director for Lovell in Scotland on a permanent basis. He had previously been acting as interim MD for...
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New prototype housing from Taylor Wimpey unveiled

HOUSEBUILDER Taylor Wimpey has launched a new pilot scheme aimed at addressing the needs of future generations. Two prototype homes were recently revealed at the...
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Mackintosh at the Willow crowned Scotland’s ‘Project of the Year’

GLASGOW’S Mackintosh at the Willow has been named ‘Project of the Year’ at the RICS Awards 2019, Scotland. The project restored the Willow Tearooms at...

CITB business plan aims to tackle ‘Big Six’ construction skills challenges

THE Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) has outlined plans to tackle what it describes as the ‘Big Six’ skills challenges facing the sector. Based on...

Fears over potential Galliford Try job losses in Scotland

MAJOR job losses in Scotland are feared after contractor Galliford Try admitted its Scottish infrastructure business unit could close. The firm recently announced it was...

Balfour Beatty to deliver £25.7 million Union Terrace Gardens ‘transformation’

BALFOUR Beatty has been chosen to lead the transformation of Union Terrace Gardens (UTG) by Aberdeen City Council. The project will turn the Victorian park into...

Contracts awarded for Dounreay decommissioning works

A number of contracts have been awarded as part of the decommissioning services framework for Scotland’s oldest nuclear reactor at Dounreay. Six framework contracts have...
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HLM to lead National Manufacturing Institute Scotland design team

GLASGOW-based HLM Architects has been appointed to lead the design of the National Manufacturing Institute Scotland, bringing the nation’s international centre of manufacturing one...
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Minister reaffirms infrastructure commitment during visit to East Lothian Community Hospital

INFRASTRUCTURE secretary Michael Matheson has provided updated details of the Scottish Government's infrastructure programme during a visit to the £70 million East Lothian Community Hospital...

Planners back new Edinburgh arts venue

PLANS for a new music and performing arts venue in Edinburgh have been backed by planners, ahead of a final council decision. The IMPACT Centre,...

Construction firms warned over ‘catastrophic’ changes to insurance policies

CONSTRUCTION firms could face 'catastrophic' changes to their insurance policy conditions this year that will threaten their abilities to do business. That's the view of...

City Deal programme gives Ravenscraig plans £200m boost

MORE than 6,500 jobs could be created and around £360 million per year generated for the local economy, following the approval of revised plans...

Trade body calls for action to protect SMEs from payment ‘abuse’

A trade association has called for better protection from payment 'abuse' for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) operating in the Scottish construction sector. In its...

Housebuilders hold talks with cabinet secretary over planning issues

SENIOR figures from Scotland's housebuilding sector have held talks with Aileen Campbell MSP, cabinet secretary for communities and local government, to discuss overcoming concerns...

Balfour Beatty teams up with Kelvinside Academy for innovation school

A Glasgow secondary school is partnering with contractor Balfour Beatty to deliver Scotland’s School of Innovation – the first of its kind in the...