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Three of Scotland’s brightest and most promising plumbing apprentices have demonstrated that the future of the profession is in safe hands after being awarded the prestigious title of Scottish Plumbing Apprentice of the Year at Glasgow Clyde College. Finlay John Macaulay from Alpah and Moray C

Scotch whisky distillery The GlenAllachie has unveiled major upgrades to its visitor centre as it gears up for the high season.

Another landmark has been achieved at Scotland’s largest offshore wind farm as the 114th and final wind turbine was installed.

South Ayrshire Council has agreed to progress a significant infrastructure project that aims to improve Ayr town centre making it a more attractive environment for people to enjoy and more accessible to pedestrians and cyclists.

West Dunbartonshire Council has approved the full business case for proposals to create a major industrial and commercial development in Bowling.

The near £5 million redevelopment of Stirling train station was officially opened yesterday after a successful delivery by Luddon Construction.

Network Rail has submitted a planning application to make Dumfries station more easily accessible for passengers.

Shields Road on the south side of Glasgow will close to traffic for a year to enable the demolition and rebuilding of the bridge over the railway. The bridge has been subject to weight restrictions for more than 20 years, and the work will be undertaken by Network Rail and Glasgow City Council.

Eden Mill, a whisky and gin distillery based in St Andrews, has marked a significant milestone in its development of a new distillery and visitor centre at the University of St Andrews’ Eden Campus. The company has completed the first phase of construction of the £8 million project, and

Today will see the official start of the construction of the new £66.5 million Monifieth Learning Campus on the site of the existing school playing fields.

An Oxfordshire artist has shared videos of herself painting construction workers outside her house. A 20-year-old artist from Didcot, who goes by the name Tanks, has been painting construction workers for over a year.

After passenger services on Edinburgh’s newest section of public transport launched last month, SCN editor Kieran Findlay caught up with Turner & Townsend’s director and Scotland infrastructure regional lead Steve Jackson to discuss the final stages of the project, the night-tim

Highland property investment and development company Ark Estates has procured an industrial site for redevelopment in Invergordon on the Cromarty Firth. The site, strategically positioned in the Castle Avenue Industrial Estate, is in close proximity to the Port of Cromarty Firth. This port, along wi

The chairman of Springfield Properties has challenged Stirling Council on the "considerable delays" by planning officials to progress housing at Durieshill. Attending today’s Stirling Council meeting, Sandy Adam made a bold visual statement with an eight-foot figure of a sn

The transition to net zero, resilient communities and places, and the wellbeing economy are at the heart of the new five-year strategy for Scotland’s historic environment sector. Launched by Christina McKelvie, minister for culture, Europe and international development, and led by Histori