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Works to deliver a new active travel connection from Cradlehall to Inverness Campus are well underway.

Workplace design and management consultancy Space Solutions has completed a major renovation of Piper Sandler’s office in Aberdeen.

Network Rail has started a four-month programme of work to construct a new railway footbridge at Strathbungo in Glasgow’s southside.

Stills have been installed at Port of Leith Distillery, marking a milestone in whisky making at the UK’s first vertical distillery as it prepares to open in summer 2023.

Plans to build two North Ayrshire Council-owned solar farms have reached a major milestone. The local authority has awarded the tender for the delivery of these exciting renewable developments to Ameresco Limited.

Aberdeenshire steel and cladding company KR Group has won the Community Award hosted by the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB).

The Finishes and Interiors Sector (FIS) has launched a revised Client Guide to Office Fit-Out and Refurbishment to promote best practice in the fit-out process and to take account of new working practices post-pandemic, the Building Safety Act and advances in sustainability.

The site of Banksy’s latest work, an outside wall of a derelict farmhouse in the seaside town of Herne Bay in Kent, has been demolished. The mural, titled Morning is Broken, depicted a silhouetted young boy – next to a silhouetted cat in a window – opening corrugated iron “cu

MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant: The City Of Edinburgh Council.

Work has now stated on the creation of a new Community Hub in Abbeyview.

Coats, the industrial thread manufacturer, will be supporting the transformation of Paisley’s Museum into an international-class visitor destination.

Twelve staff from SMT GB will embark on a team-building day with a difference when they embark on the toughest endurance challenge in Scotland. Headquartered in Duxford, Cambridgeshire, and with offices spread throughout England, Scotland and Wales, the twelve staff are currently training for ABF Th

Former school land in the Anniesland area of Glasgow can be developed for residential use, the local authority has ruled.

Park Living (Residential) Ltd has submitted an appeal after Glasgow City Council refused permission for new homes to be built on a North Kelvinside mews development.

AS Homes Scotland has obtained planning permission to build ten new homes on the site of a former children’s home in Howwood.