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JR Group to make Fife debut with Kirkcaldy housing project

THE JR Group has secured a contract to deliver 49 new homes in Kirkcaldy on behalf of Fife Housing Group. The Paisley-based construction firm has...

Sales at housebuilder’s new development to support Baby Bank Scotland

TAYLOR Wimpey West Scotland is to donate £25 to Baby Bank Scotland for each new home sold and legally completed within the first phase...
Christ’s College roofing work

International recognition for UK Roofing Awards winners

FOLLOWING success at the UK Roofing Awards, NFRC nominated a number of members to represent the UK at the International Federation of the Roofing...

New premises offers Edinburgh construction business room to grow

EDINBURGH-based construction firm Orocco has announced it is 'primed for significant growth' after expanding into a new headquarters to meet increased demand. The company has...

Climate policy must roll forward, not backward

By Peter Exley, professor and dean, Scott Sutherland School of Architecture and Built Environment, Robert Gordon University No moral case seems strong enough to compel...

Occupier demand for commercial property ‘flat’ but outlook is more positive

OCCUPIER demand in Scotland's commercial property market 'fell flat' in the second quarter of 2023, according to new findings. The latest Royal Institution of Chartered...
Euan Clark, president of the Scottish Building Federation

‘Daunting’ outlook for Scottish building industry

Euan Clark, president of the Scottish Building Federation, warns that the construction industry in Scotland is facing a daunting combination of challenges WITHIN the Scottish...

Property and construction specialist launches electric car scheme for employees

THOMAS & Adamson (T&A) has revealed it is demonstrating its commitment to net zero targets with a staff benefits scheme that will give employees...

SSE Renewables completes ‘one of world’s largest’ offshore aerial surveys

A 24-month aerial survey programme has been completed as part of the proposed creation of wind farms at Berwick Bank and Marr Bank. The survey,...

Glasgow seeks statue expert for George Square transformation

GLASGOW City Council is looking to recruit specialists on the restoration of statues as part of its project to revamp George Square. 11 bronze statues...

New infrastructure project marks ‘last piece of the Braehead jigsaw’ for DBA

DOUGALL Baillie Associates (DBA) has announced it has secured a whole structural design contract on a housing development on the last piece of vacant...
Liz Hamilton

Planning system must match the ambition to solve Scotland’s housing emergency

By Liz Hamilton, senior land and planning manager at AS Homes and Briar Homes ONE year ago, Scotland declared a housing emergency, yet we...

Preferred bidder announced for new recycling facility

ZERO Waste: Edinburgh and Midlothian Councils have appointed FCC Medio Ambiente SA as “Preferred Bidder” to build a state-of-the-art recycling and energy recovery facility for...

Robertson completes work on £4.95m community facility

ROBERTSON has completed work on a £4.95 million community facility in Auchinairn, East Dunbartonshire. Built on the site of the former Auchinairn Primary School, the...
Taylor Wimpey health and safety advisor, Peter Goldie, with Aftaab Rafique, owner of Costcutter in Greendykes. Image credit: Chris Watt Photography

Housebuilder donates defibrillator in Greendykes, Edinburgh

TAYLOR Wimpey East Scotland has donated a public access defibrillator (PAD) to a convenience store near its recently completed Bankfield Brae development in the...

Trade bodies warn of ‘worrying rise’ in potentially fatal energy meter-tampering

THE cost of living crisis is causing people to resort to potentially deadly measures to reduce their energy bills, two trade associations have warned. SELECT...

Art installation outside new Glasgow office celebrates city’s heritage

AN art installation celebrating Glasgow's heritage has been ‘planted’ in front of 177 Bothwell Street by HFD, the property company behind the new office...

Manufacturer sees ‘high demand’ for Lothian roof tile

RUSSELL Roof Tiles has announced that the Lothian concrete thinner leading-edge roof tile from the firm's Natural Range, has become one of its most...

Former primary school in Fife with conversion potential to go under the hammer

A former primary school in Fife with conversion potential is set to go under the hammer in a live streamed Shepherd commercial property auction...

Scotland eyes reform of energy performance certificates

SCOTLAND could be set to redesign the energy performance certificates (EPC) format in a bid to give consumers a clearer picture of their home's...