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Training bodies the Scottish Electrical Charitable Training Trust (SECTT) and Scottish Joint Industry Board (SJIB) have saluted Scotland’s employers after a record number of apprentices were welcomed into the electrical sector.

The Fruitmarket in Edinburgh opens its doors today for the first time since summer 2019, with its existing galleries refreshed and expanded into a large adjacent warehouse.

Chartered surveyor DM Hall is set to create a 'superhub' presence in south east Scotland with the merger of its Musselburgh satellite into the firm’s principal Edinburgh office. The new hub will be run by partners Jonathan Hunter and Andrew Milne.

The keys to 12 new flats in Pitlochry from Caledonia Housing Association have now been given to tenants. The development at Elm Court, off Atholl Road, consists of two three-storey buildings that host a total of 12 two-bedroom flats for affordable rent. All 12 flats are now occupied.

A real estate listing on the shores of Lake Erie in Southwestern Ontario is drawing attention online for being apparently entirely underwater. The 7.7-hectare lot in a protected bay on the Canadian side of Lake Erie may look like a steal at $99,000, especially with the average home in Canada no

MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant: Sama Enterprise Ltd

A £26 million housing development in Dundee has been delayed for a fire safety inspection relating to a product used during the construction of the homes.

Business minister Ivan McKee has called for businesses to consider how they can ramp up the manufacturing of construction materials in Scotland. As a result of a global shortage of materials, caused by the coronavirus pandemic, the Scottish Government has been working with businesses to explore how

Plans to build six new flats in St Andrews have been refused on appeal as concerns were voiced that they would “damage” a conservation area. The Scottish Government planning appeals division said Eastacre Development’s proposal for a block on Doubledykes Road would “imbalance

Housebuilder Gordon Powell has said he will push on with 20-year-old housing plans for Fife if his firm’s revisions are not approved by MSPs. Mr Powell, who is the chief executive of Raith Homes, said he will have “no option” but to proceed with the outdated blueprint for Ladybank

Restoration work on the 17th century Leslie House near Glenrothes is set to begin after plans were approved last year.

Integrated environmental, engineering and technical services business RSK Group has acquired Glasgow-based specialist geotechnical contractor TechnikGS. TechnikGS provides mini piling, micro piling and quality geotechnical solutions for foundation and ground engineering problems.

A new street mural by an acclaimed Glasgow graffiti artist has been unveiled at a city centre housing development.  Danny McDermott, also known as EJEK, has created a bespoke mural to adorn the hoardings around CALA Homes (West)’s Prince’s Quay development located at Pacific Quay. T

Stephen George + Partners (SGP) has completed the comprehensive refurbishment of a 74,600 sqft building to Grade A standard logistics, storage and distribution warehouses at Aberdeen One, a new urban logistics park in the Altens Industrial Estate on the south side of the city.

Sharon Craig has joined building services and construction contractor McGill as director of finance with responsibility for supporting the continued rapid and profitable growth of the business. McGill has bolstered the top team in recent months in response to rapid and significant growth of the