Cruden delivers employability advice and workshops to Coatbridge pupils
PUPILS at Coatbridge High School have benefited from employability advice and workshops delivered by Cruden as work begins on a new housing development for...
Housebuilder marks milestone in Bannock Wood plans
TAYLOR Wimpey East Scotland has confirmed that Midlothian Council has approved the first of its Applications for Matters Specified in Conditions (AMSCs) for the...
£12m Scottish Fire & Rescue Service project is heating up
A sod-cutting ceremony has marked an important milestone at the new £12 million training centre for the Scottish Fire & Rescue Service.
The facility, which...
‘One-of-a-kind’ concrete inspection device could save industry millions
A 'one-of-a-kind' platform for the remote detection and classification of faults in concrete structures has been developed by the University of Strathclyde's Advanced Nuclear...
BAM bags £12.2 million school project
BAM Construction has been tasked by East Renfrewshire Council with building a new £12.2 million primary and nursery school in Newton Mearns.
Maidenhill Primary and...
Students showcase how urban village could be created in Aberdeen
ARCHITECTURE students at Robert Gordon University have showcased how an urban village could be created in the historic heart of Aberdeen.
It forms part of...
Hub North Scotland to refresh Tier 1 construction contractor supply chain
HUB North Scotland is looking to build on continuing expansion with a refresh of its Tier 1 construction contractor supply chain.
The public-private partnership developer has...
Researchers extract rare metals to boost green goals
NEW technology has been tipped to provide a sustainable boost for the renewables and manufacturing sectors, following the development of a new process for...
Hardies appoints new associate to Glasgow quantity surveying team
HARDIES Chartered Surveyors has announced the appointment of Casey Boyne as an associate within the firm's Glasgow quantity surveying team.
With specialisms in contract management,...
Rail chief says £116m Levenmouth line will go beyond just boosting transport
THE £116 million reinstatement of Levenmouth's railway will help improve the life chances of people in the area, the MD of Scotland's railway has...
Balfour Beatty fined over Third Don Crossing death
BALFOUR Beatty has been fined £600,000 after a worker was killed when he was struck by a wheeled excavator at the Third Don Crossing...
School kids think Bellway site is first class
Housebuilder Bellway recently had a group of schoolchildren visiting their Caledonia View site in Cumbernauld.
The Primary 3 class from Condorrat Primary visited the site...
SEC Group Scotland calls for a construction regulator
THE Specialist Engineering Contractors (SEC) Group Scotland has called for the Scottish Government to appoint a construction regulator to oversee compliance in public sector...
Kingdom Housing Association delivers Dunipace development
KINGDOM Housing Association has announced completion of the organisation's first development in Dunipace, near Denny.
16 homes for social rent have been constructed at Ferniebank...
The Highland Council receives additional £1m in town centre funding
THE Scottish Government has allocated The Highland Council an additional £1,066,000 in ring-fenced town centre funding.
Members of the local authority's economy and infrastructure committee...
Work tees off at Jack Nicklaus-designed golf course at Ury
WORK is underway to deliver the Jack Nicklaus-designed championship golf course at the Ury Estate.
Activity is starting on the preparation of the land for...
Inverclyde Council celebrates record number of apprentices
A record number of modern apprentices have joined the ranks of Inverclyde Council in the past year.
The local authority revealed it currently has 77...
UHI collaborates with Canadian college to launch renewable energy training
THE University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) has announced a new international partnership with Canada's Durham College to support workforce development in the...
£51m boost for walking and cycling infrastructure in Scotland
UP to £51 million will be made available for walking and cycling infrastructure development over the next two years, the Scottish Government has announced.
The...
Housebuilder hails ‘fantastic’ Edinburgh rugby festival
FAMILIES from across Edinburgh and the Lothians turned out 'in force' at the Dalkeith Minis Rugby Festival 2022 on Sunday.
The event, hosted at King's...
