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The Ministry of Defence has invested over £1 million to expand the floorspace at the RAF Lossiemouth Childcare Centre to ensure all current users have COVID compliant facilities.

Alan Gordon, senior partner of DM Hall Chartered Surveyors, discusses how the roll-out of the COVID-19 vaccine will help boost the Scottish property market. As the socially-distanced queues snake round the block at vaccination centres across Scotland, there is a general acceptance that a shot in the

A surveyor has been banned for five years after failing to provide adequate accounting records and not complying with tax obligations.

Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, 85% of construction firms say they feel positive about their prospects for the year ahead, according to a new survey from accountancy and business advisory firm BDO.

Work has started on a new Aberdeen City Council housing development which will provide 92 homes including a mixture of flats and wheelchair-designed flats being constructed to the Gold Standard for construction.

Work on an innovative outdoor learning setting for pre-school children gets underway at Aberdeen’s Duthie Park later this month, the local authority announced today. Preparatory work will commence on March 29 at the park’s East Lodge which will be the hub for the project which will see t

The Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) recently reported that interest from potential property buyers in Scotland was down during February, however, ESPC agents across the southern half of Scotland are reporting the opposite with significant buyer demand and enquiries for homes.

Aviva Investors, the global asset management business of Aviva plc, has completed a forward funding agreement of £22.4 million for the first office facilities at Kildean Business Park in Stirling.

The construction industry has welcomed a return to upward activity levels following a 2.9% decline in December 2020.

Tarmac has become the first major cement manufacturer in the UK to move to 50% recycled plastic in its packaging with the roll out of new all-weather, fully recyclable hybrid bags.

Glasgow construction firm City Building has appointed a new executive director to drive forward the organisation as it seeks to take a growing share of the renewables sector. Alan Burns, formerly depute director, replaces Dr Graham Paterson, who has retired from the business, along with Sharon McGra

Dundee-based manufacturer, stockist and supplier of ground screws RADIX is unveiling its expansion and move into new 3,000 square foot premises in the city, accommodating dedicated office space for its growing team. Whether a holiday park or a housing development, foundations present

MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant: Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh.

Plans to deliver 100,000 affordable homes over the next decade are set out today in a document that outlines Scotland’s first long-term housing strategy.

BT has revealed that almost 4,000 of its iconic red phone boxes across the UK are up for grabs as it urges local communities to take advantage of a scheme to help transform them for the 21st Century. Since 2008, over 6,600 phone boxes have been taken on by communities for just £1 each through