Showing some consideration
A sports complex being built by BAM Construction has received one of the highest scores for a ‘live’ site from a scheme that recognises...
A wind of change for civil workload
Renewables spending in last 12 months bolstered jobs and order books
RENEWABLE energy has become a crucial lifeline for civil engineering contractors coping with the...
The fight goes on
THE re-elected president of the Federation of Master Builders Scotland has pledged to continue the fight against retentions.
In his first engagement after being re-elected...
Building on time in South East
A £7.7m facility built by the one of the companies set up by the Scottish Futures Trust (SFT) to deliver infrastructure projects is now...
Traffic technology goes live as bridge project progresses
Graham hands over new intelligent transport system
A KEY element of the Forth Replacement Crossing project has gone live with the installation of transport technology...
£3billion renewables fund gets green light
SCOTTISH renewable energy projects are in the running to be among the first to benefit from a £3 billion fund via the new Green...
Scotland’s first house
Remains of an ancient dwelling on the south banks of the River Forth have been discovered during archaeological excavation works in preparation for the...
Planning consent for new office premises
KNIGHT Property Group has received planning consent for new office premises at its last remaining site at Prospect Park in Westhill, Aberdeen.
The commercial property...
Renewables jobs boost in the wind
Energy giant pledges to create Scottish base
THE creation of a new turbine manufacturing facility in Scotland could create hundreds of jobs and generate significant...
Six square up over city centre project
A GROUP of six international companies are in contention to win a prestigious design competition to redevelop Glasgow’s George Square.
Glasgow City Council has whittled...
Seven up
THE efforts of apprentices from one of Scotland’s largest construction firms have been recognised at this year’s South Lanarkshire College Construction Awards.
Seven apprentices from...
Capital switch sees firm move up in the world
A COMPANY specialising in conservation is hitting the heights just three months after opening a new office in Scotland.
Since establishing a permanent presence...
Glasgow property firm looks south for growth potential
A SCOTTISH property specialist is targeting growth in England and Wales following the opening of a purpose built office in Warrington.
Morris & Spottiswood chairman...
Pledge to preserve Edinburgh estate
‘Development will not spoil historic buildings’
THE developer behind plans to transform a university campus into a housing estate has promised to ensure a sustainable...
Cement firm’s safety record is no accident
FIFE cements and grout producer ScotAsh is celebrating a major safety milestone.
The firm, based at Longannet Power Station, has enjoyed 10 years without a...
It’s a Bute
REGENERATION of an A-listed pavilion on the Isle of Bute is closer to fruition after it secured support from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF).
The...
Skills at the heart of heritage plan
Conference highlights need for ‘urgent’ repairs
A drive is under way to encourage people to take better care of the nation’s built heritage.
The move comes...
Project manager in for new community
THE developer behind plans to build a new town in Aberdeenshire has appointed Turner & Townsend to project manage the first phase of housing.
Elsick...
Lanark legend inspires a town
AN ambitious plan to build a new town named after one of Scotland’s most famous social reformers has been lodged with South Lanarkshire Council.
The...
