Construction starts on £17m Aberdeen school

A major milestone has been reached in a project to build a school for children with additional support needs arising from severe and complex factors...

Miller Homes launches first round of 2026 community fund

MILLER Homes is launching the first round of its 2026 community fund welcoming local causes and groups across Scotland to apply for a share...

Quharity Burn returned to natural state to boost biodiversity and flood resilience

A 500-metre stretch of the Quharity Burn has been restored to return the river to its historical course using nature-based solutions implemented on the...

Scotland’s proposed building safety levy could raise £30m a year

PROPOSED new legislation could raise around £30 million per year to help fund work to fix residential buildings with unsafe cladding which have no...

Moray Council spends £4.6m on housing improvements

MORAY Council has revealed that it spent more than £4.6 million on housing improvements and maintenance during the first quarter of 2026/27. During the first...

Build of £31.5m education facility underway in Bishopbriggs

MORGAN Sindall Construction has commenced work on the £31.5 million build of Balmuildy Primary School and Early Years Centre in Bishopbriggs. The East Dunbartonshire Council...
Demolition starts at golf clubhouse

Demolition work begins at historic golf clubhouse

THE demolition of Royal Dornoch Golf Club’s historic clubhouse is underway. Following the recent opening of its new £13.9 million clubhouse, club captain Gary Bethune...
Edinburgh Capital House - aerial - image courtesy of LMA

Whitbread gets green light to convert Capital House into 195-bed Premier Inn

WHITBREAD PLC has received confirmation from The City of Edinburgh Council that it has granted planning permission for the conversion of Capital House in...

Charles Brand begins £2.2 million Tarbert Harbour marina slipway project

CIVIL engineering specialist Charles Brand has commenced works on a £2.2 million marina slipway project at Tarbert Harbour. The project will see the creation of...

Co-founder of Kenoteq named on Top 50 Women in Engineering list

THE creator of a 'groundbreaking' recycled brick has been chosen as one of 2022's Top 50 Women in Engineering (WE50). Professor Gabriela Medero, co-founder of...

Major delivery taken on River Ness hydro project

DELIVERY of two huge Archimedes' screws have been taken on site of the build of the River Ness hydro project. It comes as The Highland...

Trust seeks help for Hill House

THE National Trust for Scotland is looking for a practice or organisation to lead a phase of research and development work in a project...

Diversion tactic works in Aberdeen

ANOTHER milestone has been reached in the new Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre with the completion of the diversion of the Green Burn that...

Ashwood Scotland appoints new construction director

Ashwood Scotland has named Graeme Hadden (51) as its new construction director. He will succeed Brian Mackay (54), who has decided to take semi-retirement at the...

Taylor Wimpey seals affordable homes deal at Maybury and Ratho Station

TAYLOR Wimpey East Scotland has concluded a contract with Home Group Scotland to deliver 71 affordable homes for social rent, which will form part...

Scottish surveying conference highlights skills crisis facing sector

HUNDREDS of surveyors, legal professionals, and sector leaders from across Scotland came together recently in a show of collaboration and professional leadership at the...

Stornoway to host international conference on community energy storage

UHI North, West, and Hebrides is to bring together international experts on August 26 to explore how storing locally generated renewable energy could deliver greater...

Rosyth contractor confirms partnership with Italian manufacturing giant

ROSYTH-based flooring contractor Advanced Traditional Screeding (ATS) has agreed a partnership with Giacomini, a global specialist producer of underfloor, ceiling heating, cooling systems and...
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Craigleith rainwater project aims to reduce flooding risk

A project in Edinburgh’s Craigleith area has seen free water butts and stormwater planters installed at 27 properties, in an effort to reduce the...

Site milestone for Considerate Constructors Scheme

THE Considerate Constructors Scheme (CCS), which aims to improve the image of the construction sector, has announced it has registered its 100,000th site. The CCS...