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Edinburgh to establish commission to make streets more inclusive

AN accessibility commission is to be established to ensure Edinburgh's public spaces are as inclusive as possible for those with disabilities. On Thursday January 11,...

Glasgow architecture studio funds educational courses for homelessness charity

GLASGOW-based architecture studio HAUS Collective is funding educational courses for homelessness charity The Marie Trust after raising £15,000 on a charity bike ride. To mark...

Beard appoints new non-executive director

CONTRACTOR Beard has appointed Alison Cox as a non-executive director. Alison brings more than two decades of experience from across the construction sector and is...
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Latest stats offer ‘confidence boost’ for Scottish home buyers

TRADE body Homes for Scotland has responded to the publication of the Halifax December House Price Index, which shows Scottish growth of 2.6% in...

Deadline looms for UK Roofing Awards 2024

ENTRIES are being sought for the UK Roofing Awards 2024, with the January 12 deadline now just a week away. The awards recognise roofing, cladding...

Architectural practice creates net zero workspace prospects in Kinross-shire

A Scottish architectural practice has created a net zero rural office for itself and other SMEs who share the firm's environmental ethos. Orwell Farm in...

New Taylor Wimpey high-vis vests highlight mental health support

NEW high-vis vests aimed at addressing mental health concerns in the housebuilding sector are being made available to all Taylor Wimpey employees to wear...

Scotland’s railway gets £15m upgrade over festive period

NETWORK Rail has completed a £15 million programme of engineering upgrades across Scotland over the festive period. The organisation said that the work will improve...

Muir completes £6 million vehicle showroom project at Hillington Park

A £6 million project to develop a new vehicle showroom and service facilities for TrustFord has been completed at Hillington Park. The 29,000 sq ft...

Scottish construction industry must ‘sort itself out’ over pay

THE Scottish construction industry has been told it needs to ‘sort itself out’ after a recent survey highlighted ongoing payment and cash flow issues. Experienced...

Going beyond the environmental argument for retrofitting

By Moses Jenkins, sector skills manager, Historic Environment Scotland When thinking about the retrofit of our older building stock, it is important to get the terminology...

Glasgow expo shows innovation is on the right road

THE latest innovations to benefit road and transport projects were highlighted at the recent Road Expo Scotland event at Glasgow’s SEC. Over 85 exhibitors were...

Passivhaus clarification required for improved compliance

New build housing will need to meet the Scottish equivalent of the Passivhaus standard within two years. But is there enough understanding of the...

Number of issues still to be addressed in Scotland’s cladding bill

Keith Emmerson, associate in dispute resolution specialising in construction at Gillespie Macandrew LLP, discusses the potential implications of Scotland’s planned cladding remediation bill The Scottish...

CBRE forecasts Scottish house prices to ‘fall marginally’ in 2024

CBRE is predicting a 'relatively soft landing' for house prices in Scotland this year with a fall of just 0.8% in 2024 - slightly...

Top considerations for commercial solar PV

Roofing and solar provider Forster Group was appointed by Priority Care to install 280 solar panels at two of its Dundee care homes. Bruce...

Appointees sought to help deliver new lease of life for iconic Edinburgh building

THE Royal High School Preservation Trust (RHSPT), the charity behind the transformation of Edinburgh’s Royal High School into a National Centre for Music, is...

Taking the pledge can help firms stand out

Graham Findlay, regional director at Thomas & Adamson, discusses the benefits of the Conflict Avoidance Pledge Conflict can be an unavoidable part of business, especially...

How can Scotland build smarter in 2024?

Bruce Robertson, lending manager at Atelier, examines the current state of the housing market in Scotland Over the course of 2023, the housing crisis has...

New NorDan UK MD to build on strength and stability

For the first time in 15 years, Livingston-based NorDan UK has a new person at the helm. Here, in his Scottish media debut as...