Work to transform the Clynelish Distillery visitor experience is expected to begin in the coming weeks after the Highland Council formally granted planning permission for the development today. The plans include a comprehensive upgrade of the distillery visitor experience with a new upper floor to t
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The investigation into the major fire that took hold of The Glasgow School of Art almost one year ago is moving into its final phases, the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) has revealed. A team of SFRS investigators has already examined two sectors within the building following the removal of
An increasingly diverse new range of talent is likely to be attracted to the electrotechnical sector in Scotland if it is finally recognised by Parliament as a profession, according to the trade body for the sector. With the enhanced professional credibility that Protection of Title would bring, SEL
Technology-driven construction training programme secures award for City of Glasgow College director
Efforts above and beyond the call of duty to create an “anytime, anywhere learning experience” within the construction industry have earned Glasgow-based Douglas Morrison the #IndeglasCleverOwl Award for March. Specialist contractor Indeglas launched the CleverOwl Award to celebrate the
A charity golf day organised by Vista Properties on July 14 at Scotscraig Golf Club, is taking place to raise funds for local children's charity Help For Kids. The event has received fantastic support from the local community and looks to have 19 teams taking part and a range of local businesses spo
CALA Homes is harnessing the popularity of one of Scotland’s most iconic characters to help raise awareness of an important children’s charity. The firm today welcomed Oor Wullie to the West End of Edinburgh, unveiling the sculpture as part of Oor Wullie’s BIG Bucket Trail - in sup
Building and civil engineering contractor Sir Robert McAlpine said it has overcome “what remains a volatile market” to report a return to profit following heavy losses in 2017. The firm’s financial results for 2017-18 show profit on ordinary activities before tax and exceptional it
City Building has been crowned Most Inspiring UK employer by awards established to recognise diversity and inclusion in the built environment. The Inspire Awards are open to construction, engineering and housing organisations. They aim to encourage greater diversity and inclusion across the building
Glasgow City Council has launched a consultation on the proposed regeneration of the St Enoch district in the city centre.
Cabin tourism company Forest Holidays is to submit plans for a £12 million 'eco cabin' development near Ben Nevis.
A proposed Dundee bakery outlet which was rejected by city planners has now gained planning permission. Owners of the renowned Clark’s takeaway business is set to open a new £750,000 single-storey bakery and takeaway near the Myrekirk roundabout at Kingsway West.
A planning application for permission in principle has been submitted to develop a caravan/mobile home site at Kelly Mains Farm in Wemyss Bay. Chartered surveyors DM Hall lodged the plans to Inverclyde Council on behalf of its client, Pennine Leisure Ltd.
Having come to the world of construction later than most, Patrick MacKenzie is now going through Kier's graduate programme.
Dundee building services company McGill has appointed Gregor Cunningham as its head of facilities management. Formerly facilities management projects operations manager for Arthur McKay, Gregor joins with over 15 years’ experience in delivering solutions in facilities management having worked
GRAHAM has launched a ‘100 Day Challenge’ for staff across Scotland as part of the company’s health and wellbeing calendar. Marie-Louise Barter, IT business engagement lead, Mark Gillespie, head of assurance, and Victoria Quinn, BI analyst

