Clark Contracts has been selected to complete the redevelopment of the former George Hotel in Stranraer.
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Kubota's new eight-tonne mini-excavator, the KX085-5, has debuted in Scotland, complete with a Tefra quick hitch from Hill Engineering.
Glasgow is set to trail legal graffiti walls, according to a new city council report.
Culloden Road in Inverness will close for five weeks to enable Network Rail to make repairs to a railway bridge.
Construction has started on Caledonia Housing Association's development of nine new homes at Berryknowe Avenue, Chryston, North Lanarkshire.
The joint venture delivering the district heating network in Midlothian is to work with Powering Futures and Edinburgh Science to deliver a skills programme that aims to connect with 1,000 young people in 2024.
Melrose Football Club has received planning permission from Scottish Borders Council for new changing rooms and a community hub at Gibson Park.
The Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity has partnered with CITB and Samaritans to create a wellbeing support tool, as part of the industry-wide initiative Make It Visible.
Construction work to extend the cycle network through West Tullos to Wellington Road will begin next week.
The third quarter of 2023 has seen continued momentum in Scotland’s major office markets in Glasgow and Edinburgh, despite prevailing economic pressures, according to the latest figures from real estate advisor CBRE.
Cala Homes has reached a significant milestone in its partnership with Samaritans as it’s set to donate more than £220,000 to the suicide prevention charity this year.
The latest phase of a transformational development has seen 300 affordable, energy-efficient homes built near Oban.
Patients and families at St Andrew’s Hospice can now enjoy a new serenity garden on the grounds thanks to Barratt Developments Scotland.
A former farmstead on the outskirts of Dundee is to be transformed into a five-unit housing development.
The UK’s largest event for the built environment, UK Construction Week (UKCW) Birmingham, made a welcome return to the NEC last week, with attendance up 8% year on year, attracting 24,377 visitors to the three-day show.

