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More room for vroom – Arnold Clark coming to Armadale

Carillion has won the bidding race for the first phase of redevelopment at London’s famous Battersea Power Station site.

Carillion shows its power – Company seals Battersea project

Private Bill bid for Edinburgh high school

ARCHITECT Keppie Design and contractor Morrison Construction have handed over Stromness Primary School in Orkney.

Orkney school completed by Keppie and Morrison

Glasgow city centre has 28,000 residents, 150,000 jobs, 70,000 night-time visitors each weekend night, generates 34% of the city’s over-all GDP, has an annual retail spend of £2.6billion, and attracts 100,000 commuters every weekday.

Glasgow to shop for a new look – District blueprint

House builders are expected to be ‘competitive’

Holly Sommerville, a pupil at Our Lady and St Francis Primary School, close to where the house is being built, gives the design the once-over.

Pupils get some new home work – Green home on show

ABERDEEN developer Knight Property Group has completed Pavilion 2 at Prospect Park, in Westhill.

Blue sky thinking – Work on schedule at Prospect Park

Cupar is one of the towns to benefit.

Luck of the draw as three get cash boost

When past meets future – Edinburgh skills demo

The land at the Inveralmond roundabout on the A9 dual carriageway is being offered by property consultant CKD Galbraith on behalf of Balformo Enterprises Ltd.

Motoring ahead – Perth plots made available

BMF gets well insulated

BMF gets well insulated – Superglass tour

South Lanarkshire wind bid submitted

Robertson lands £8m Alloa school job

Searching for a site – Inspections continue for new school

Alex Goodfellow is group managing director at Stewart Milne Timber Systems.

A strong case for timber – Zero carbon homes

With the first phase now completed, the over-all programme remains on course for April 2015.

Water contractors face big challenges in renewal project

The company has announced it is to transfer all sales and production at its Hednesford office to the Hunter Douglas Faber site in Northampton in a move that creates a bigger and stronger Hunter Douglas Architectural Projects division in the UK.


Move will create a stronger image

Previously used by Dundee College, the building will become a centre for gymnastic excellence in Tayside and Fife and provide the facilities to give the area’s gymnasts the opportunity to reach their full potential in the build-up to the Games. The Dick McTaggart Centre is named after the boxer who won Commonwealth gold in 1958.

Boxing clever aids gymnastics hopes

The installation, the latest phase of which has just been completed, is one of the largest factory solar panel projects 
in the UK and saves West Midlands extrusions company Selecta Systems £16,500 a month in electricity bills.

The power station that’s on the roof

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