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A Luton entrepreneur who built a £2 million business from discarded doors is set to receive a King’s Award for Enterprise – while standing in a skip, the very place his company began.

Ogilvie Construction celebrated a strong showing at this year’s Considerate Constructors Scheme National Site Awards Scotland, securing three accolades that recognise excellence in considerate construction across its projects.

A new industry-wide fundraising initiative has been launched to support children’s hospice care in Scotland, with the introduction of the SPIFOX Charity Fundraising Champion of the Year award.

A Ukrainian woman has fraudulently claimed a section of Holosiivskyi National Nature Park as her own property.

This year's Scottish Construction Summit will host a dedicated talent zone, offering employers, training providers, colleges and universities direct access to the next wave of people entering the industry, from school pupils and students through to apprentices, graduates and career changers.

Stirling-based Ogilvie Group has reported record sales for the year ending 30 June 2025, with turnover rising by £17.2 million to £479.8m, according to newly filed accounts at Companies House.

Councillors at the North East Fife Area Committee have considered a series of Traffic Regulation Orders (TROs) aimed at making streets safer and easier to use for people living, working and travelling in the area.

The Cullipool Slate Quarry on the Hebridean island of the Isle of Luig is set to reopen after its closure sixty years ago.

At a cabinet meeting on 28 April, members of South Ayrshire Council will be presented with a comprehensive Road Improvement Plan for 2026/27. If approved, £5.785 million would be invested in the area's carriageways, footways, street lighting, bridges, coastal defences and wider transport infra

A statue commemorating actor and writer Terry Jones, depicting him in the nude, has been unveiled in his birthplace.

Thousands of engineering construction workers will receive a pay rise of 4.5% from May, the Unite union said today. The deal, which includes a range of other benefits, was narrowly accepted in a vote by 3,000 workers, who operate under the National Agreement for the Engineering Construction Industry

Pupils at Wilton Primary School in Hawick have benefited from a refreshed outdoor environment following a volunteer day by local business Oregon Timber Frame.

GRAHAM has completed the £10 million retrofit of Brunstane Primary School in Edinburgh, delivering a fully modernised and highly sustainable learning environment for pupils and staff.

Dijkboom BV is carrying out another complex basement excavation beneath one of Amsterdam’s historic canal houses - work made possible by compact Bobcat excavators designed to operate in extremely tight, low‑headroom conditions.

Families in Lesmahagow are set to benefit from new homes and investment in local services after plans for a 224-home development were approved by South Lanarkshire Council.