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Aberdeen City Council has announced BP as its preferred bidder for a commercial partnership which will accelerate the city’s ambitions to become a world-class hydrogen hub. Following a robust tender process which commenced in June, the Aberdeen Hydrogen Hub concept will enable the continued de

Dundee and Angus College's principal Simon Hewitt has been appointed lead principal for climate emergency by Colleges Scotland to champion the sector’s contribution to achieving net zero greenhouse gas emissions. While leading and supporting the wider college sector, Mr Hewitt is also ann

Pupils and teachers at over 30 schools and nurseries across Edinburgh have returned to upgraded kitchens and new flooring, amongst other repairs and maintenance, carried out during the October break as part of a major £193 million maintenance programme. Planned improvements include replacement

Building and construction specialist The JR Group has launched a new scaffold inspection service as part of its new training services division.

Advance Training Academy in Livingston recently hosted a visit from Scottish Labour's leader Anas Sarwar and finance and economy spokesperson Daniel Johnson MSP as well as Councillor Kirsteen Sullivan from West Lothian Council. (from left) Gary Logan from Advance Training, David Wilson of Advance Co

A former bowling and tennis club in Glasgow could make way for a 66-bed care home under newly submitted plans.

Doosan Infracore Europe has launched the DX380DM-7, the third model in the company’s new High Reach Demolition Excavator range, joining the existing DX235DM and DX530DM models launched last year.

GSS Developments has put 37 Albyn Place in Aberdeen up for sale through Ryden for a price tag of £3.9 million following a very successful refurbishment and letting campaign.

A talk show host has come unstuck after appearing to find out, in real time, that timber is a sustainable building product. Mike Graham from talkRADIO conducted a short but sweet interview with Cameron Ford, a carpenter and spokesperson for the campaign group Insulate Britain.

The delivery of more than 200 affordable homes in Aberdeen can go ahead after the Scottish Government confirmed it would not intervene in a planning dispute over the loss of sporting facilities as a result of the project.

Multiplex is facing a new compensation claim from NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) regarding the design and construction defects that led to a public inquiry into infection deaths at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital (QEUH) campus in Glasgow. The health board is already su

Faithful+Gould and Atkins have been appointed to develop the RIBA Stage 3 design of the George Street and First New Town (GSNT) Public Realm Project for the City of Edinburgh Council.

A sharp rise in demand for sustainability services like ESG strategy and governance, net zero carbon design and building performance measurement has led multi-disciplinary engineering consultancy Cundall to expand its sustainability offering in the Scottish market. With a three-fold rise i

Fifteen contractors have won places on a new £500 million framework to deliver new build, infrastructure and refurbishment works for the public sector in Scotland. The Public Buildings and Infrastructure (PB3) framework from Scottish Procurement Alliance (SPA) allows public sector organisation

Scotland’s electrical training body has saluted an “excellent” start to the academic year after the number of electrical apprentices and adult trainees beginning their studies reached a 12-year high. More than 800 new learners have enrolled on the Electrical Apprenticeship and Adul