The SRE Group has completed the full refurbishment of 26 Bothwell Street, now known as ‘The Bookshop’, and signed LM Therapies and McIntyre Property Consultants as its inaugural tenants. Fully refurbished to the highest standard, The Bookshop, on the site of the former Christian Bookshop
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Balfour Beatty has told shareholders it remains on track to meet full-year earnings expectations, underpinned by robust cash generation and a significantly strengthened order book. The infrastructure group also confirmed plans for further share buybacks in 2026, reinforcing its commitment to shareho
The property market across Edinburgh, the Lothians, Fife, and the Borders saw average selling price rise by 5.1% year-on-year to £299,050, between September and November 2025, according to the latest figures from ESPC. The period recorded a general slowdown in sales volume and new listing
The South East Regional Delivery Alliance (SE-RDA) has reached a major milestone with its Bundle 1 projects of 109 affordable homes moving into construction in early 2026. Initially developed as part of the Edinburgh Home Demonstrator, the projects, located in Wallyford, East Lothian, and Burdiehous
Gary Bushnell has been appointed managing director of Robertson Capital Projects (RCP), following ten years as chief executive of hub East Central Scotland. In his new role, he will lead development, investment and delivery activity that supports public and private sector partners and customers acro
Public sector development partner hub East Central Scotland has appointed Brian Craig as its new chief executive. Brian brings almost 30 years of experience in commercial management, quantity surveying, and project management across the property and infrastructure sectors. A Chartered Quantity Surve
Seasoned construction and business transformation leader Steve Petrie talks to SCN editor Kieran Findlay about his career, from an encounter with the British Gas chairman that 'changed his life' to his experience at Harvard University. On his very first day as an apprentice gas engineer at Brit
The Forth Green Freeport (FGF) has received final UK Government approval of its Full Business Case (FBC) following approval from the Scottish Government in October. Approval of the FBC is an important step towards unlocking £25 million of seed capital funding to support the reindustrialisation
The Resource Management Association Scotland (RMAS) and sustainable resource management company Brewster Brothers have jointly called on the Scottish Government to ensure that the forthcoming Scottish Aggregates Tax becomes a powerful fiscal lever to accelerate decarbonisation across Scotland’
Kier's chief financial officer Simon Kesterton is stepping down from the group at the end of the year, the firm announced today. As part of the company’s executive team, and an executive director of the Kier Group board, Simon has played a pivotal role in transforming Kier and strengthening it
Asset management firm BlackRock has relocated its Edinburgh office to a new state-of-the-art building following a £48 million transformation by Robertson Construction Central East. Situated on Brandon Street in the city’s New Town, Dundas House has undergone a comprehensive renovation to
Dundee’s new Bell Street Hub has officially re-opened following a multi-million-pound refurbishment delivered by main contractor McLaughlin & Harvey. Delivered via the SCAPE Scotland framework, McLaughlin & Harvey has transformed the facility following its extensive refurbishment works
Managing partner Alan Gilkison outlines why Ryden has entered a new strategic investment partnership with Lambert Smith Hampton (LSH) and what this means for the future of Scotland’s property sector. This year marked a turning point for Ryden. We recently entered a strategic investment partner
The local community are to be given the chance to learn more about the planning application by Black Sheep Management Services for a visitor centre, café, shop, and associated car and coach parking on land at the iconic Glen Garry viewpoint. The location of the proposed viewpoint development
Councillors will be asked this week to consider the Full Business Case for one of the Falkirk and Grangemouth Growth Deal’s flagship skills projects. The unique new £12.9 million campus will train future generations in canal maintenance and traditional stonemasonry skills.


