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Three years into construction and 2014 has provided many striking moments in the story of building the Forth estuary’s newest bridge.

The world is full of noises. Some are amazing and beautiful, while others are horrendous and annoying. We all have different musical and noise-related tastes, but a new study has revealed that building work annoys UK residents the most. Everyone has had a lovely day ruined or been woken up by a pers

CCG (Scotland) Ltd is looking positively towards future growth despite a 32 per cent drop in turnover, the firm has said. Annual accounts filed at Companies House show turnover came in at £87.9 million in the 12 months to March 31 this year, down from £128.9m in the previous financial year. That c

The trading companies which make up Fife timber specialist James Donaldson & Son Ltd produced a mixed performance in the last financial year, The Courier has reported. The family-owned firm revealed an overall increase in profits of around £300,000 to almost £2.5 million when accounts for the

Graham completes Silverburn extension

Work has started on a £1.5 million mosque and community centre in Aberdeen after contractors moved onsite yesterday.

Persimmon has reported a 17 per cent increase in completions of house sales in 2014 despite heightened industry fears over a cooling housing market. The York-based company reported a 23 per cent year-on-year rise in full-year revenue to £2.6 billion on Wednesday, slightly ahead of analyst estimates

Aberdeenshire construction firm Chap Group has ended its business with Clydesdale after signing a £20 million finance deal with Santander. The Westhill-based company – which has divisions covering civil engineering, commercial property, house building and quarrying plans to use the new deal to ac

Wilton Lodge Park regeneration project all set for 2015

Figures showing the annual increase of advertised salaries have indicated that most sectors are experiencing the highest increases since before the recession, with construction workers averaging a 10.4 per cent increase from last year.

Aberdeenshire Council has been issued a Temporary Stop Notice on a site formerly used as an equestrian centre on land south of Middlemuir Croft, Whitecairns. It is understood local residents contacted the local authority over the New Year period about engineering works which had been carried out wit

Glasgow School of Art has announced the firms shortlisted to lead the restoration of the building which was badly damaged by fire last year.

Electricians are Britain’s most trustworthy tradesmen, according to new research.

Top marks for Edinburgh housing development An Edinburgh housing development has received an excellent rating from the nationwide construction awards body.

Galliford Try has reported a strong half-year performance, with the integration of Edinburgh-based Miller Construction virtually complete. The contractor said assimilation of the Scottish construction firm, which it bought for almost £17 million last July, into the wider group has “proceeded very