Housebuilder Barratt has reported its strongest start to the year for sales in Scotland for eight years. The firm said it secured nearly 190 sales in January, up 15 per cent on a year ago, with some of its Scottish sites “selling at twenty per cent above the UK average of 0.58 sales per week per s
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Work on a new leisure centre in Irvine is to begin in March after the £20 million construction contract was awarded to Barr Construction.
A new construction skills academy has opened in North Lanarkshire. The facility, NL Construction Craft Skills Academy, will provide apprentices with the opportunity to learn from leading experts within the construction industry.
Architecture firm Gensler wants to repurpose London's abandoned tube tunnels to create a subterranean network of pathways that generate electricity as people walk and cycle through them.
Building work has started on an £8 million private care home in Newton Mearns. Located at the corner of Waterfoot Road and Broom Road East the state-of-the-art home is being built by Marshall Construction Ltd for Meallmore.
Construction work on a replacement building for Newbattle Community High School has been delayed.
Dumfries and Galloway Council’s Housing in the Countryside policy is an “opportunity not to be missed” to improve the region’s future rural housing stock, Smiths Gore has said. In it response to the council’s consultation on draft supplementary guidance, the chartered surveyors said the pr
A man has built an igloo in his back garden which is available to rent for just £7 a night.
Council homes plan for Gregory's Girl school site in Cumbernauld
A legal challenge over a 103-turbine wind farm in Shetland has been unanimously rejected by the UK Supreme Court. Scottish ministers approved the plan from Viking Energy for a large windfarm in the Central Mainland of Shetland in 2012, but planning consent was set aside in October 2013 when campaign
Aberdeen City Council has approved a £398 million capital investment plan to make Aberdeen a "Smarter City". Councillors approved significant investment over five years on key projects aligned to the Smarter City priorities.
Staff at B&Q stores have been told to read Fifty Shades of Grey and prepare for a massive rise in demand for rope, cable ties and tape.
Jacobs UK Ltd has been awarded a £30 million contract to take forward work for the first section of the A96 dualling programme.
Fife Architects has obtained full planning approval for the new Fleming & Gibson bathroom showroom in St Andrews.
MacLay Civil Engineering Ltd will focus on upgrading the junction at the Foot of the Walk as it begins work on the next phase of the Leith Programme next week. The contractors, who are carrying out the project on the City of Edinburgh Council's behalf, have begun preparing the site for the works, wh

