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Help Inside the Hard Hat, the latest awareness campaign from the Lighthouse Construction Charity goes on tour on February 7 for a week, to raise awareness of the charitable support services available to the construction industry, allied trades and their families.

Donald Yellowley, a partner in DM Hall’s country department based in Bridge of Allan, highlights the possible rewards for farmers looking to sell land. While demand for all manner of land in Scotland has rarely been more urgent, the farm sales market remains stubbornly quiet, and shortage of s

KPMG's chief executive Jon Holt has admitted that the Big Four firm misled the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) over its audit of collapsed outsourcer Carillion. In a statement released on the first day of a five-week disciplinary tribunal over the behaviour of the firm and six former employees, Mr

Tulchan Developments has agreed the pre-let of a new facility for Co-operative Group at Link Park, Newhouse, on the M8 east of Glasgow. 

After nearly two years dedicated to steering the Scottish building sector through the worst crisis in its history, the Construction Industry Coronavirus Forum (CICV Forum) has changed its name to reflect its expanded remit and ongoing collaborative vision for the future. The unique alliance of trade

For two years, MGF’s Livingston Depot has been providing excavation safety solutions to customers across Scotland.

Consultancy firm Steel River Consultants has strengthened its team with three strategic appointments at its offices in Stockton and Glasgow. Founded in 2010, Steel River Consultants offers a wide range of Health and Safety consultancy support as well as bespoke cost and project management services.

Archaeologists working for HS2 Ltd have uncovered one of the most significant archaeological sites on the project to date near a small village in South Northamptonshire.

A two-storey extension is the subject of a new planning application to increase accommodation at Carntyne Primary School in Glasgow.

Revised proposals for a holiday village near Culloden Moor in Inverness have been rejected by the Scottish Government.

Thenue Housing has been granted planning permission to develop a current gap site between two 100-year-old category ‘C’ listed sandstone tenements in Bridgeton. A five-storey building with 10 one-bedroom flats for elderly tenants will be built at 44 Dalmarnock Road.

Plans for a new residential and mixed-use development in the heart of Glasgow city centre has failed to gain planning permission.

The old Alexandra Court care home in Glasgow could be converted into a serviced apartment complex under newly submitted plans.

A long-established shopfitting business operating from leasehold premises in Kirkintilloch has been placed in administration.

The City of Edinburgh Council has submitted its plans to deliver affordable housing at its former depot site at Cowan's Close.