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New civil engineering course hopes to tackle skills shortages

FOUR colleges in Scotland are to work together with industry partners to deliver a new civil engineering course. The Energy Skills Partnership (ESP) has worked...

Lighthouse Charity’s chief operating officer celebrates award win

THE Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity's chief operating officer has scooped the G4C Future Leader Award at the Constructing Excellence SECBE Awards. G4C is a driving force...

Grants worth up to £20m available in bid to decarbonise public sector buildings

THE Scottish Government has launched a new funding scheme offering up to £20 million in grants to support the decarbonisation of public sector buildings. Local...

Fife flooring specialist joins Construction Quality Improvement Collaborative

Advanced Traditional Screeding (ATS), the Fife-based specialist flooring contractor, has underlined its commitment to excellence by signing the Construction Quality Improvement Collaborative (CQIC). The Scottish...

Contractor credits work in Scotland as ‘major’ contributor to financial growth

GRAHAM has said that activity in Scotland is a 'major' contributor to its 'strong and sustainable' financial growth after the contractor's 2023 accounts revealed...

Advance Construction Scotland raises £44,962 for charity

A team of enthusiastic walkers from Advance Construction Group Scotland in Bellshill have raised a staggering £44,962 for Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity. They completed the...

Housebuilder launches Urban Wildlife Strategy across UK developments

CALA Homes has unveiled its new Urban Wildlife Strategy, which includes a series of measures across all new developments to support and protect Britain’s 'rapidly...

Etex acquires Stirling insulation specialist Superglass

BUILDING materials manufacturer Etex has completed the acquisition of Stirling-based insulation producer Superglass. With this deal, Etex extends its European footprint for insulation beyond its...

New BESA president urges businesses to embrace digital age

CLAIRE Curran, MD of building services specialists Linaker, has been elected president of the Building Engineering Services Association (BESA) for 2023/24. Described as a 'progressive...

Triple glazed windows add to green credentials of landmark Drymen development

NORDAN alu-clad timber windows have helped deliver energy efficiency to Scotland's largest Passivhaus social housing development to date. The site in Drymen, Stirlingshire, was the...

Trio of new showhomes open at ‘flagship’ Glasgow site

CALA Homes (West) has unveiled three new showhomes and apartments at its flagship Glasgow development, Jordanhill Park in the west end. The housebuilder has opened...

Safe digging ‘anxiety’ keeping Brits awake at night

NEW research from LSBUD has claimed that Brits are embarking on so many DIY projects that concerns about staying safe while digging are keeping them...

Contractor creates ‘safe space’ for on-site team with Lighthouse Charity talk

TEAM members from The JR Group welcomed representatives from the Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity to deliver an informal and engaging Toolbox Talk at the...

Aberdeen’s ‘most haunted’ building to undergo £1.36m repairs project

WORK is underway on the £1.36 million delivery of repairs to Aberdeen's 'most haunted' building. The repair and conservation work to the Tolbooth Museum, which...
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NASC appoints new CEO

CLIVE Dickin has been appointed as the new CEO of the National Access and Scaffolding Confederation (NASC). He has worked for more than 25 years...

Build of £580m Viking Wind Farm reaches halfway point

THE halfway point has been reached in the construction of the £580 million Viking Wind Farm in Shetland. Scheduled to be operational by autumn 2024,...

Moray tradespeople invited to join Trusted Trader scheme

TRADESPEOPLE in Moray have been urged to sign up to a scheme aimed at protecting customers from poor workmanship. Moray Council is creating a network...
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Aberdeen housing developments back on track as price pressures ease

TWO Aberdeen City Council housing developments are back on track after high construction costs put them on hold. A value engineering review identified project savings...

Cream of the crop: new base gives NPC scope for Scottish expansion

NATIONAL Pile Croppers (NPC) is targeting growth in the Scottish market after opening a new depot in Airdrie. The company specialises in hiring hydraulic pile...

New Larkhall housing development complete

A new housing development in Larkhall has reached completion, delivered by Cruden Building in partnership with hub South West Scotland. Tenants have now moved into...