Council slams vandals following ‘extensive’ fire damage at upgraded pitches
EAST Renfrewshire Council has condemned the 'mindless' vandals who caused 'extensive' fire damage to newly upgraded synthetic pitches.
A number of sections of the pitches...
Dundee’s waterfront gets 5G Wi-Fi network as part of £2m investment
A free public Wi-Fi network has been launched at Dundee's waterfront area, as part of a £2 million investment in future-proofing the city's digital...
BAM adopts supply chain pallet initiative to help reduce waste
BAM has announced it has become the first adopter of a new supply chain initiative to make its use of pallets 'become circular and...
UK to help develop new markets for low carbon steel and concrete
THE UK is to work alongside India, Germany, Canada and UAE to create new markets for low carbon steel and concrete.
It comes as part...
Employers urged to have their say on plant standards review
CITB is urging employers to participate in a review of plant short duration training standards and grant support.
A review is being carried out by...
City Building team ‘peaks’ in gruelling charity challenge
EMPLOYEES from City Building have raised almost £12,000 for charity after conquering the UK’s highest mountains for Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity.
Travelling from Wales to...
Living laboratory already being used by drinks giant to launch at COP26
A 'pioneering' project to turn the Forth Valley into a 'living laboratory' is to be launched to a global audience at COP26 today (November...
Cushman & Wakefield adds to Scottish real estate team
CUSHMAN & Wakefield has strengthened its Scottish real estate team with the appointment of Jane Smith and Nicola Wright.
Senior surveyor Jane joins the company...
Developer looks to set ‘gold standard’ for sustainable living in Glasgow
A developer has submitted £10 million plans for homes it hopes will set the ‘gold standard’ for sustainable living in Glasgow.
The proposal for 131...
Pre-construction work underway at new Winchburgh housing site
PRE-construction work has started on Taylor Wimpey East Scotland's Auldcathie View development of 101 new homes, the location of which sits within the Winchburgh...
Aberdeen agriculture teaching facilities in £1m boost
NEARLY £1 million is to be invested in agriculture teaching facilities in Aberdeen, Scotland's Rural College (SRUC) has announced.
The learning institute said that the...
All roads lead to Glasgow for return of live expo
ROAD Expo Scotland and the co-located Bridges Scotland event will mark a welcome return to face-to-face networking at the SEC Glasgow on December 1...
Industry is in a strong place to make case for change
THE heightened profile of the construction industry during the pandemic has left the sector in a strengthened position to make the case for change,...
UK Green Building Council launches Scottish branch at COP26
THE UK Green Building Council (UKGBC) has launched a Scottish branch which will focus on 'progressive' policy in response to the country's 2045 net...
New BT facility to study animal-inspired excavation techniques
BT has said it aims to put the UK at the forefront of a 'new era' of robotic development for telecoms and civil engineering.
It...
Letters to WW1 soldiers discovered during Stirling Station works
LETTERS and postcards dating back to the First World War have been uncovered during works to renew the roof of Stirling Station.
The Network Rail...
Housebuilder trials new virtual viewing app at Glasgow sites during COP26
CALA Homes (West) has accelerated the introduction of virtual viewing technology to combat potential disruption around its Glasgow developments during the COP26 climate summit.
The...
Passivhaus development in Glasgow’s east end begins to take shape
A new Glasgow east end project, hailed as one of the city's most energy efficient, is starting to take shape.
Springfield Cross, located in Dalmarnock,...
Historic Glasgow office building sold to Middle Eastern investor in multi-million-pound deal
GLASGOW'S West Regent Street home to architecture practice Keppie Design has been sold to a Middle Eastern investment group.
International Investment Gate (IIG) has acquired...
Research highlights SME frustration with public sector procurement process
A new study has revealed that a significant number of British SMEs believe the parameters set out in public sector tenders are actively discouraging...
