Documentary looks to ‘change the culture’ within Scottish cladding sector
A film exploring the construction industry’s response to the Grenfell Tower disaster has been produced by a cladding firm with strong roots in Scotland.
Made...
Housebuilder hails ‘huge demand’ for new properties
SPRINGFIELD Properties has revealed it is continuing to see 'huge demand' for new build homes as it prepares to launch a development in Gartcosh.
The...
PDM looks to inspire future engineers
PDM Dumfries has donated materials to primary school pupils to support creative play and inspire future engineers.
Pupils at Johnstonebridge Primary School in Lockerbie recently...
Kinross residents urged to help shape plans for key brownfield site
RESIDENTS in Kinross are being given the opportunity to help shape the future of a brownfield site earmarked for redevelopment.
On Wednesday 17 September, Cala...
Overall construction activity stagnates in Scotland despite rise in infrastructure workloads
OVERALL construction activity in Scotland was 'relatively stagnant' in the second quarter of 2026, according to the latest Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS)...
New report recommends A9 Dualling delivery plan be maintained
A new report has rejected rescheduling and acceleration proposals for the A9 Dualling scheme.
The report was commissioned by transport secretary Fiona Hyslop to consider...
Moda Group’s ESG performance recognised with GRESB certification
MODA Group, a rental living developer and operator which has sites in Glasgow and Edinburgh, has announced its certification as a GRESB four-star organisation...
Safety issues on the agenda at national construction conference
A national construction industry conference has explored key safety issues affecting the sector.
The Association for Project Safety's (APS) annual conference, held in Cardiff, arguably...
Green light for £6.8m solar photovoltaic farm in North Ayrshire
PLANS to build a £6.7 million solar photovoltaic (PV) farm in Nethermains has been approved by North Ayrshire Council.
The development will be built at...
Growing property factoring specialist brings in senior associate
TAYLOR & Martin has announced a senior appointment as the business experiences growing demand for its 'service-driven approach' to property factoring across Scotland.
Nic Mayall,...
Mixed-use development poised to breathe new life into Glasgow site
BUILDING services specialist Arc-Tech has started works at a multi-million-pound mixed-use development in Govan, Glasgow.
The contractor is on-site at the former Hills Trust Primary...
CCG starts next phase of doors and windows replacement project in Paisley
CCG has started work on a new phase of door and window replacements in Paisley for Ferguslie Park Housing Association.
39 properties on Dalskeith Avenue...
Groundforce expands Scottish shoring team with new area sales manager
GROUNDFORCE has strengthened its Scottish shoring team with the appointment of Stuart Clazey as area sales manager.
Stuart, who will cover the west of Scotland,...
SSE to use AI technology to monitor puffin numbers
ENERGY firm SSE is trialling 'cutting edge' AI technology in a bid to keep count of puffin numbers in areas around its projects.
The flying squad initiative...
Dunblane’s sewer system to be replaced in £3m project
DUBLANE'S existing sewer network is to be replaced and upgraded in a 'vital' £3 million project.
The works will be delivered by Scottish Water's alliance...
Old footbridge successfully removed at Port Glasgow Railway Station
NETWORK Rail and Story Contracting have successfully removed the old footbridge at Port Glasgow Railway Station as part of a £5 million access for...
Full-scale log house set to be built with 100-year-old Douglas Fir logs
LOGS the length of a double decker bus, harvested by Forestry Land Scotland (FLS) and supplied to a specialist log cabin builder, are being...
Glasgow firm begins £435,000 Kilwinning Abbey project
CBC Stone has commenced work on North Ayrshire Council's £435,000 project to deliver fabric improvements to Kilwinning Abbey.
Kilwinning Abbey Tower was built in 1816...
Rubicon Heritage Services lands archaeological investigations work to support A9 Dualling project
RUBICON Heritage Services has secured an archaeological investigations contract designed to support the construction of the A9 Dualling between Tay Crossing and Ballinluig.
The contract,...
Law firm appoints public law and net zero specialist as partner
A public law and net zero policy development specialist has joined law firm Burness Paull.
Richard Lockhart was previously general counsel of national infrastructure centre...
