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Scottish Government urges firms to stop trading with Russia

FIRMS in Scotland have been urged by the Scottish Government to withdraw from trading with Russia, following its invasion of Ukraine. Kate Forbes, finance and...

500 more mixed-tenure Edinburgh properties set for energy efficient upgrades

MIXED tenure properties in the Wester Hailes area of Edinburgh are set to benefit from energy efficient upgrades and revitalised buildings. The City of Edinburgh...

Housebuilder teams up with local store to mark World Book Day

MILLER Homes' Evergreen Manor development has teamed up with local book store, The Book Nook Stewarton, to donate £250 worth of vouchers to Kilmaurs...

146-home Livingston project welcomed by council leader

THE leader of West Lothian Council has witnessed how West Lothian Housing Partnership (WLHP) is 'transforming' communities in the area. WLHP, part of Wheatley, has...

Dundee City Council set to appoint contractors for £1.4m project

DUNDEE City Council is set to appoint Wates Construction Ltd to carry out £1.4 million worth of work on the first phase of the...

Stirling University set for build of ‘world class’ facility featuring tropical aquarium

PLANS have been approved for the £17 million build of a 'world class' aquaculture research facility at the University of Stirling. The National Aquaculture Technology...

Development partner appointed for next stage of Meadowbank regeneration

THE City of Edinburgh Council has appointed a development partner for the next stage of its regeneration of Meadowbank. Following a competitive procurement process, the...

‘Alarm Ambassadors’ campaign attracts cross-party political support

A group of MPs has shown its support for a new campaign by SELECT in which free heat, smoke and carbon monoxide alarms are...

CBRE appoints senior surveyor to Scottish retail team

CBRE has appointed Lewis Sadowski to its Scottish retail agency team. He has joined as a senior surveyor and will be based in the Glasgow...

Analysis shows confidence is returning to Aberdeen office market

ABERDEEN'S office market is on course to surpass 2021's total take-up figures in just six months, new research has revealed. Knight Frank said confidence is...

Housebuilder’s not clowning around with recent donations

MACTAGGART & Mickel has made donations to five Lothians organisations totalling £4,500. The company's Building Communities Fund makes annual awards to help organisations and projects...
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Galliford Try hails financial performance as half-year results are released

GALLIFORD Try has hailed a 'strong' financial performance after the release of the firm's half-year results for the period ending December 31, 2021. The contractor...

hub South West raises £8,510 on behalf of charity Chris’s House

HUB South West has raised £8,510 to help counter the rise of suicides in Scotland, following a fundraising campaign in the run-up to the...

New homes replace ‘unattractive’ Arbroath flats

CCG (Scotland) Ltd has completed the build of 38 new homes for rent at Arbroath's Emislaw Drive. Carried out on behalf of Angus Council, the...

Scotframe assisted living facility leaves Inverurie for the Falklands

THE first sections of a new assisted living facility for the Falkland Islands have just left Scotframe’s Inverurie headquarters, destined for the other side...

SPF urges more support for planning authorities to deliver economic ‘transformation’

THE Scottish Property Federation (SPF) has called for additional resources for the planning system to support economic recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic. The move follows...

Siblings complete nursery build at their former school

CORRIGAN Contractors has completed the build of a new nursery building at Ardgour Primary School in the Highlands. The local firm completed the works alongside...

Giant sculptures weighing 14-tonnes unveiled in Port Glasgow

WORK is complete on the installation of two 33-feet tall stainless steel sculptures in Port Glasgow, in tribute to the town's shipbuilding heritage. The installation...

Highlands looks to become ‘centre of expertise’ for renewables industry

THE Highlands is seeking to retain skills in the area through a new £2 million investment in green energy and accompanying jobs. It is hoped...

Firm starts work on two East Ayrshire housing developments

GROUNDBREAKING ceremonies have taken place at the site of two East Ayrshire Council housing development sites. The builds at Drongan and Quarryknowe are both being...