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The Scottish Building Federation is commemorating 130 years at the heart of Scotland's construction sector with a dynamic line-up of events. From essential legislative briefings and advanced technology workshops to a special golf tournament and a celebratory President's Lunch, the Federation's anniv

Europe’s largest generator of renewable energy has proposed the development of a green hydrogen facility at Hunterston, the former coal terminal in Ayrshire.

Last week, Sheelagh Cooley, real estate partner and head of the Edinburgh office at Shoosmiths, delivered the keynote speech at the Scotland Investor and Developer Breakfast as part of the UK Real Estate Investment and Infrastructure Forum (UKREiiF, Leeds, 20-22 May). She shared her market insights

Work to regenerate surplus land in Glasgow’s West End into a new care home is progressing well, with the 58-bedroom project on track to open its doors later this year. 

A firm from Coatbridge is supporting recovery and reconstruction efforts in Ukraine as part of a new agreement to strengthen business ties between the two nations.

Work is underway on the latest developments towards making Montrose Port a key hub in Scotland’s renewable energy sector.

The City of Edinburgh Council has approved Lar Housing Trust's plans to develop an abandoned factory in the Granton area into new homes.

One of North Lanarkshire Council's largest new housing developments is now on site in Coatbridge and is set to bring 127 new homes to the area.

East Lothian Council has appointed a new head of development. Keith Dingwall will step into the role from his current position as the council’s service manager for planning and chief planning officer.

Planning permission has been unanimously granted for a development of 42 homes in Scone.

A builder from Coventry known affectionately as 'The Hodfather' is nearing the end of an extraordinary charity challenge, climbing all 214 Wainwright peaks in the Lake District while carrying a hod full of bricks.

Aberdeen City Council has taken ownership of its new £29 million New Riverbank School, built using a cross-laminated timber (CLT) frame by Robertson Construction Eastern.

NASC, the national trade body for access and scaffolding in the UK, has opened a new office in Edinburgh and appointed Lloyd McKenze to the newly created role of business development manager for Scotland and Northern Ireland. Lloyd is an experienced CISRS advanced scaffolder, scaffolding manager, an

A Scottish building materials business has acquired a similar company based south of the Border.

Glasgow City Heritage Trust has teamed up with Queen’s Park Camera Club (QPCC) for an exhibition that will shine a spotlight on at-risk buildings across the city. The exhibition will explore the challenges they face and highlight common issues that many historic buildings in the city come up a