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Interserve said it is investing an initial £10.5m in the scheme.

Interserve takes stake in £200m deal

INTERSERVE has entered into a joint venture with a landowner to take forward the £200m development of a prime site in Edinburgh. It will...
THE volume of affordable homes being registered has rocketed by nearly 120%, according to new figures from the NHBC.

NHBC warns on quality

THE volume of affordable homes being registered has rocketed by nearly 120%, according to new figures from the NHBC. In February the number increased to...
Does the quality of the educational environment matter? James Dick is firmly in the ‘yes’ camp.

Lessons to be learned from school design

Does the quality of the educational environment matter? James Dick is firmly in the ‘yes’ camp. JUST recall your own experience of life at school...
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SMEs get help to manage risk

A university research project is to identify the risks facing small businesses in the construction and manufacturing industries. Funded by the European Commission, the £850,000...
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Institute goes live with all Modcons

THE Steel Construction Institute is to lead a new European project on the development of modular construction systems for high-rise buildings. SCI, in partnership with...
MILLER QUATRO has been awarded one of four contracts by Scottish Hydro Electric Transmission for electricity substations in the north.

Miller Quatro wins one of four – Northern electric contract decided

MILLER QUATRO has been awarded one of four contracts by Scottish Hydro Electric Transmission for electricity substations in the north. With a value...
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Directors fined for pollution – Endangered mussels at risk

THE directors of two construction companies were fined a total of £11,000 after they admitted a pollution offence that led to killing protected mussels. At...
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Union wants to ban bids by ‘blacklisters’

A trade union has demanded that construction companies involved in the blacklisting scandal should not be allowed to bid for public contracts in Scotland. The...
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Court hears fire exit was blocked by rubble during HSE inspection

Contractor fined after anonymous tip-off AN English construction firm has been fined for dangerous practices on an Aberdeen building site. Health and Safety Executive inspectors acting...
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Failures are easing but the struggle continues

THERE have been nearly 9,000 construction and manufacturing insolvencies in the past two years, a survey has found. Although the number of companies going to...
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Roof firm’s double Kalzip achievement

GLASGOW company McKay Roofing scooped the accolade of Teamkal Contractor of the Year 2013 at Kalzip’s annual conference and awards ceremony. Managing director Ian McKay...
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Builder keeps things quiet

BUILDERS on a £16m refurbishment project in the heart of London are using noise monitors to avoid disturbing office workers. The refurbishment and remodelling contract...
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Bridging the gap – Lifts completed during night-time motorway closures

CONTRACTORS have been working the night shift on bridge works that form part of the first entirely privately-funded motorway junction in Scotland. Balfour Beatty lifted...

Sheppard watches over student flock

Architecture practice Sheppard Robson has completed a £14m remodelling of two university buildings in Glasgow city centre. Strathclyde University’s Lord Hope and Curran buildings were...
LOCAL authorities are failing to plan ahead for retail investment and local infrastructure projects are suffering as a result according to the British Council of Shopping Centres.

Councils failing on retail planning says new report

LOCAL authorities are failing to plan ahead for retail investment and local infrastructure projects are suffering as a result according to the British Council...
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Model makers – BB for BIM

BALFOUR Beatty is among the founder members of a new organisation that wants to put Building Information Modelling (BIM) into practice across the industry. BIM...
ARCHITECT Holmes Miller has submitted a detailed planning application to redevelop Harris Academy in Dundee.

Planning bid is in for Dundee school

ARCHITECT Holmes Miller has submitted a detailed planning application to redevelop Harris Academy in Dundee. A new build is proposed for the “challenging” site in...
MAXI Construction is leading construction of a £1.7m development on Dundee’s waterfront to support the creative industries sector.

Contractor shows its creative side

MAXI Construction is leading construction of a £1.7m development on Dundee’s waterfront to support the creative industries sector. Called District 10, the development will provide...
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Good to go – Taylor Wimpey to build over 400 homes

A house builder has won planning permission to go ahead with a 75-acre development in Penicuik. Taylor Wimpey East Scotland will build 458 homes at...
EDDIE Robertson has been appointed regional director to head up Morrison Construction’s central Scotland building business and lead its expansion plans.

Robertson to take the lead on expansion

EDDIE Robertson has been appointed regional director to head up Morrison Construction’s central Scotland building business and lead its expansion plans. Robertson has 25 years...