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Doors have opened at the £14.5 million redevelopment of the historic Deaconess House on Edinburgh’s Pleasance, completed by Graham Construction.

Mark Lazarowicz A major revamp of Leith Docks, new waterfront developments and upgrades to city’s cycle network are among the investments mooted if Edinburgh scoops a £1 billion funding jackpot.

RESIDENTIAL – TEN UNITS OR MORE Applicant: Ambassador Residential Ltd

Alex Neil Trade body Homes for Scotland has reaffirmed its commitment to working with first minister Nicola Sturgeon to help tackle the country’s chronic undersupply of housing and applauded the appointment of Alex Neil MSP as cabinet secretary with this responsibility.

Laurieston in Glasgow named UK’s ‘Best Social Housing Development’

A construction firm has been fined £8,000 after a worker was crushed under nearly two tonnes of plasterboard. Dumbarton Sheriff Court heard that Stuart McNaught, a joiner for William Fulton Building Services Ltd, suffered a broken rib, pelvis, punctured lung and fractures to both legs after he slip

Alastair Dempster Wheatley Group, Scotland’s largest housing, care and regeneration organisation, has raised £250 million after issuing an AA- rated public-listed bond.

The new Marks & Spencer’s and Premier Inn development in St Andrews has commenced on site.

Glasgow based construction and manufacturing business CCG (Scotland) Ltd has announced the appointment of a new management team at renowned construction research and development centre iQ Lab Ltd. The Group’s innovative team focus on delivery of research & development, sustainability and const

The second phase of infrastructure is set to begin at Heartlands, opening up a further 20 acres of land for residential development.

MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant: Care UK.

Workers at a Scottish company have recreated an iconic New York photo to celebrate the start of Book Week Scotland. Using Edinburgh as a backdrop, staff from the Had-Fab steel fabrication firm based in Tranent, remade the ‘Lunch Atop a Skyscraper’ photo, originally taken during construction of t

Work begins on £3.4m Dunfermline housing development

Margaret Burgess The Scottish Government has announced a £14 million cash boost to transform disadvantaged areas in Scotland.

from left to right: Professor Simon Austin, Rob Francis, Professor Steve Rothberg and Dr Richard Buswell Skanska and Loughborough University have signed a collaboration agreement to develop the use of 3D printing in construction.