Work begins on ‘small but complex’ modular housing site in Penicuik
A groundbreaking ceremony has taken place at Windsor Square, Penicuik, to mark the start of construction of 12 energy-efficient cottage flats to be made...
New fund aims to enhance digital skills across Glasgow
THE HFD Charitable Foundation and Virgin Money Foundation have launched a new fund to support community groups and charities with projects to address digital...
McAleer & Rushe to host Glasgow ‘Meet the Buyer’ event
A Meet the Buyer event, hosted by McAleer & Rushe, will take place in Glasgow where attendees can learn about collaboration opportunities available on...
Glasgow Central set for new ticket office and first class lounge in £5m upgrade
A new ticket office and first class lounge is to be created within Glasgow Central as part of the £5 million upgrade of the...
Livingston care home marks ‘fantastic milestone’ in joint venture partnership
MORRISON Community Care (CCG) Holdco has shared a first look of the newly-completed Almond Valley Care Home in Livingston.
Located in Almondside south of the...
Construction begins on £5.5m development at West of Scotland Science Park
DEVELOPER Speyroc has started construction work on the latest building at West of Scotland Science Park in Glasgow.
Scheduled for completion early next year, the...
Hadden Construction enters administration
HADDEN Construction has entered administration after 'battling a number of headwinds in recent years'.
Headquartered in Auchterarder, the contractor specialises in a wide range of...
Rain gardens completed on Glasgow’s Argyle Street
RAIN gardens forming part of Glasgow's Avenues project are now operational on the city's Argyle Street.
Delivered by Urban Movement on behalf of Glasgow City...
Number of Scottish school buildings in good condition hits record levels
A record number of pupils in Scotland are being taught in schools in 'good or satisfactory' condition, official figures show.
The 2024 School Estate Statistics...
Research reveals ‘thousands’ of high-rise buildings in Scotland are covered with ‘flammable cladding’
NEW research has revealed more than 5,000 high-rise buildings in Scotland are estimated to be covered in 'flammable cladding'.
Figures produced by Diamond & Company...
Will local authority pension fund reforms deepen the buyer pool for Scottish commercial property?
By Alasdair Steele, head of Scotland commercial at Knight Frank
IT is no secret that UK institutional investors have cooled on Scotland in recent years....
Ryden appoints new property management partner in Edinburgh
RYDEN has appointed Stuart Lockhart as partner to lead the commercial real estate firm's property management services in Edinburgh.
He brings over 25 years of...
Biggest Aberdeen beachfront investment for 35 years set to get underway
THE biggest redevelopment of Aberdeen beachfront in 35 years is set to get fully underway next week.
Construction teams will begin work on three key...
Home comforts for Procast as Hamilton project gathers pace
PROCAST Group is working on an affordable housing project in Hamilton just yards from the firm's HQ.
The principal contractor is delivering 12 new flats...
Plans approved for new £18.3m East Renfrewshire railway station
PLANS have been approved for the £18.3 million build of a new railway station at Balgray in East Renfrewshire.
Network Rail and East Renfrewshire Council...
Miller to deliver 122 new homes in Clackmannanshire
MILLER Homes has announced its latest land acquisition for a new development just outside Alloa.
Greenacres in Sauchie will mark the housebuilder's first venture in...
Supply Chain Sustainability School awards Robertson Platinum status
ROBERTSON Group has announced it has become one of the first companies in the UK to receive Platinum status from the Supply Chain Sustainability...
Planning Hub tipped to boost Scotland’s net zero ambitions
THE Scottish Government has announced moves to enhance the nation's planning system by utilising specialist expertise to help boost development and green energy opportunities....
RAAC rears its head once again in Scotland
THE issue of RAAC (Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete) reared its head again in Scotland recently, with the news that Aberdeen City Council had approved...
Historic Edinburgh business invests for an exciting future
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Edinburgh-based builders’ merchant Bell Donaldson Steele continues to go from strength-to-strength following the successful decision to open a second site
With a history dating back...
