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Stirling-based charity Recyke-a-bike is taking its activity up a gear after receiving a £5,000 donation from Persimmon. Recyke-a-bike aims to relieve poverty within the community and improve health, education and the environment through cycling. They recycle bikes to sell, offer bike services

Bathgate-based roofing repair and replacement specialist Taylor Roofs has extended its sponsorship of Livingston Football Club. The family-run firm has signed a two-year contract extension to sponsor the technical areas at the Tony Macaroni Arena.

A veteran of the window sector is celebrating 45 years of service this month at a Galashiels home improvement specialist. Steve Scott has worked under three generations of family ownership during his four decades at Mitchell Glass in Currie Road, moving from an apprentice fabricator in 1978 to produ

Taylor Wimpey West Scotland has teamed up with the ACCORD Hospice in Paisley to donate £25 for each new home sold and legally completed at its new development at Hawkhead Gardens. The latest tranche of £525 was donated by Taylor Wimpey West Scotland this month, taking its overall donatio

Mid-Fife and Glenrothes MSP Jenny Gilruth visited the site of the Levenmouth Rail Link project to see first-hand the latest progress on the £116 million Scottish Government investment. Work is ongoing across the six-mile rail corridor on the project that will see the Fife town reconnected to t

Arbroath residents have been given a first look at plans to convert the historic factory site in the town into affordable homes. First Endeavour LLP has submitted plans with Angus Council to construct affordable homes on the empty land at the former gas works which were demolished in 2010. The site

Scotland’s prime residential market, which typically accounts for the top 5-10% of the market in terms of value, is proving to be resilient and is outperforming the rest of the country, according to new analysis from April to June 2023 by Savills. The research also shows that wh

Rearo managing director Graham Mercer explores the current skills gap in Scottish construction and the need for a co-ordinated approach to developing homegrown skills. As labour-intensive sectors, UK construction and manufacturing depend more than most on the constant and reliable replenishment

Ian Halliday has lived in Drumchapel his whole life and has seen major changes in the area over the decades – but none more so than the transformation of his home in recent months. Speaking as work concludes on a £1.7 million whole house retrofit of properties at Linkwood Avenue, Mr Hall

Extensive work at Stranraer Museum has been successfully carried out over recent months as part of strategic investment in the town’s conservation area. The scope of work in progress extends from the weathervane on top of the clocktower spire right down to the drainage system below the buildin

Edinburgh councillors have approved plans to demolish a former pub in Eyre Place to make way for new homes. Eyre Place Properties, working with Mclaren Murdoch & Hamilton as architect, applied to demolish Smithies Ale House and replace it with a block of nine maisonettes and two flats along

Wheatley Group has revised its proposals for a new development at the site of a former care home in Glasgow. The social landlord has enlisted Anderson Bell + Christie to develop plans for 60 Forfar Avenue, which was most recently occupied by a care home.

Network Rail has secured planning permission for the construction of a new station in Leven. Forming part of the £116 million Scottish Government-funded Levenmouth Rail Link project, the station will boast 205m island platforms and a pebble-styled pavilion area as the entrance to the new stati

The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) has appointed Tilbury Douglas CEO, Paul Gandy FCIOB, as its latest vice president. In 2025, Paul will become the 122nd president of CIOB. His presidency will follow on from that of Mike Kagioglou FCIOB, who will succeed the current president, Sandi Rhys Jon

Edinburgh-based Armstrong Gardens and Landscapes has made two key appointments as part of a major investment in a new division of the business. The city landscaper has expanded its operation to include a design division, the growth coming on the back of a recently reported record turnover of £