Jim Stewart named new chair of West Lothian Chamber of Commerce
JIM Stewart has been appointed the new chair of West Lothian Chamber of Commerce.
Previously MD of ClickNetherfield Ltd, a museum showcase manufacturer which exports...
Glasgow-based energy consultancy secures raft of new business wins
GLASGOW-based renewable energy consultancy Renew-Able is planning for significant growth after a series of new business wins – including a seven-figure contract in the...
Fife-based developer celebrates double award nomination
EASY Living Homes, the private housebuilding division of Glenrothes-based construction company Easy Living Developments, has been shortlisted in two categories in The Herald Property...
Scottish construction leaders to highlight collaboration as key to net zero goals
THE message of the next Sustainabuild Breakfast Club in Edinburgh will be that the challenge of net zero demands 'wholehearted collaboration' right across the...
Work to start at Giffnock station as part of wider £140m enhancement project
PREPARATORY work is to get underway at Giffnock Railway Station as part of the £140 million East Kilbride enhancement electrification project.
The work, by Network...
Former Falkirk Town Hall and Municipal Buildings to be sold for £6.2m
FALKIRK Council has approved the sale of the former Falkirk Town Hall and Municipal Buildings for £6.2 million.
Approximately £6 million of the receipt is expected...
DM Hall oversees sale of Strathclyde Business Park’s Carnbroe House
DM Hall has secured the sale to investors of the heritable interest in Carnbroe House, a 26,003 sq. ft two-storey office building at Strathclyde...
Revised plans lodged for luxury holiday development in Scottish Borders
REVISED proposals for a luxury holiday lodge development have been submitted to Scottish Borders Council.
Rutherford Park, located between Carlops and West Linton, is situated...
Building services provider invests in four apprentices
BUILDING services provider Arc-Tech (Scotland) has taken on four new trade apprentices.
The Glasgow-based firm, which specialises in the installation of mechanical, electrical, renewable, sprinklers,...
Edinburgh bridge’s lifespan to be extended in £1.5m project
WORK is to begin on Monday on a £1.5 million Network Rail project to strengthen a bridge in the east of Edinburgh.
The crossing, which...
Scotland’s first construction hydrogen hub moves a step closer
BALFOUR Beatty has marked a milestone in its decarbonisation journey with the launch of its M77 Hydrogen project, described as marking a major step...
PERI employees mark 35 years serving the UK construction industry
FORMWORK and scaffolding solutions specialist PERI UK recently marked its 35th anniversary.
Employees across all six offices enjoyed a celebratory lunch, which included a hog...
Clark Contracts director celebrates 20-year milestone
CLARK Contracts director Gerry Cummins is celebrating 20 years with the business, having joined in 2004 as a graduate of Glasgow Caledonian University, with...
New research highlights ‘UK’s safest digging year’ to date
NEW research has revealed that the UK’s construction sector is more aware than ever before when it comes to performing underground asset searches.
The annual...
Avant Scotland to host open-house event at 165-home Penicuik site
AVANT Homes Scotland has announced plans to host an open-house event at its £60 million, 165-home Carnethy Heights development in Penicuik on Saturday August...
‘Birthplace of Peter Pan’ marketed for sale in Dumfries
SHEPHERD Chartered Surveyors is offering Moat Brae visitor centre in Dumfries - the 'birthplace of Peter Pan' - for sale.
Described as a 'wonderfully designed...
CCG announces latest intake of apprentices
CCG (Scotland) has welcomed ten new trade apprentices to its workforce, taking the total number of apprentices employed across CCG’s group of companies to...
Aberdeen homes containing RAAC to be demolished
ABERDEEN homes containing Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC) are to be demolished on safety grounds, the city's council has announced.
An estimated 366 council and...
Fife archaeological dig hoped to uncover ancient church
LESLIE residents will soon be getting a glimpse into their local heritage after Fife Council agreed to support an archaeological excavation in the village.
The...
Developer reveals most important aspects for dog owners to consider in new homes
TO mark National Dog Day (August 26), Barratt Developments has highlighted the essential things to look out for when buying a new home with...
