Consultants get down to the details for pavilion revamp
A local authority is moving closer to a start date for a scheme to revitalise an island landmark.
The A-listed Rothesay Pavilion is on an...
Russell Roof Tiles announces ‘significant’ reduction in carbon emissions
RUSSELL Roof Tiles has said it is on track to meet its 2040 net zero target, with its sustainability report showing continued reductions for...
Research reveals finding and retaining skilled staff is biggest worry for contractors
NEW research has revealed that finding and retaining skilled tradespeople is the biggest concern for employers in the building engineering services sector.
Despite problems caused...
Housebuilder helps fireworks night go with a bang
CRUDEN Homes sponsored Aberlady’s annual fireworks display, which brings the local community together, this year.
The display at Muir Park was hailed a 'great success'...
Scotframe build system secures NHBC Accepts assurance mark
SCOTFRAME has revealed it has become one of the first timber frame specialists in the UK to secure the NHBC Accepts mark for its Valutherm...
Knauf achieves Gold Status membership in Supply Chain Sustainability School
KNAUF has achieved Gold Status membership in the Supply Chain Sustainability School (SCSS), underscoring the firm's commitment to sustainability and industry leadership.
As a long-standing...
CBRE secures BREEAM ‘Excellent’ rating for Glasgow HQ
CBRE'S new Glasgow HQ has been awarded one of the UK’s highest sustainability ratings.
The real estate advisor’s offices at 177 Bothwell Street have secured...
Barratt’s community fund boosts Baby Bank Scotland
BARRATT Homes has donated £1,000 to Baby Bank Scotland to support the work the organisation does in Lanarkshire for families in financial hardship with pre-loved baby...
Manufacturer participates in Scottish Parliament sustainability discussion
CMS Window Systems was recently invited to the Scottish Parliament to talk about the firm's sustainability measures.
A group of businesses who have previously won a VIBES...
Green light for university’s expansion plans
THE University of Glasgow has received planning permission to press ahead with its £1 billion campus masterplan.
Glasgow City Council has given the green light...
Shepherd and Hardies announce 10 key promotions amid continued growth
Affiliated chartered surveying firms Shepherd and Hardies have promoted 10 professionals across its growing teams following 'exceptional' expertise, leadership, and dedication to the firm's...
Fair returns to Stewart Milne Homes as central Scotland MD
JONATHAN Fair has returned to Stewart Milne Homes as MD in central Scotland.
The move follows James Crawford’s decision to retire after 24 years with...
Storm Éowyn sees extra engineers deployed across Scotland’s Railway
EXTRA engineers will be deployed across Scotland's Railway amidst a rare red weather warning from the Met Office.
No trains are running today, with Storm...
New pocket park marks another milestone in Clyde Gateway regeneration
A new community green space inspired by local school pupils has officially opened in Dalmarnock in Glasgow's east end.
The park, named Pigeon Park, was...
Kingdom Housing Association sets out five-year development programme
KINGDOM Housing Association has unveiled its development programme that will see the Fife-headquartered organisation look to deliver over 2,000 new affordable homes over the next...
Co-op agrees deal for £12 million distribution facility in Newhouse
TULCHAN Developments, advised by Montagu Evans, has agreed the pre-let of a new facility for Co-operative Group at Link Park, Newhouse, on the M8...
Mactaggart & Mickel Group sees sharp rise in profits
Mactaggart & Mickel Group has reported a 7.1% rise in pre-tax profits to £10.4 million despite a 4.2% decrease in turnover to £65.1 million for...
Planning consent secured for first phase of £250m Glasgow masterplan
PLANNING consent has been granted for the first phase of the £250 million Charing Cross Gateway development in Glasgow.
The approved plans, by XG Glasgow...
Glasgow law practice launches commercial property arm
A Glasgow-based law firm has launched a commercial property arm less than six months after being founded.
Matheson Lawson has added experienced solicitor Donna Carson...
New homes set to breathe new life into ex-Inverness College site
WORK will start this month to transform the grounds of the former Inverness College into new affordable homes.
Robertson Northern is leading the £3.6 million...
