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Scottish Labour leader Richard Leonard has urged the Scottish Government to investigate “extremely serious allegations” regarding safety issues on the Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route (AWPR) construction project.

A road resurfacing company has been fined £15,400 after an employee was run over by a road roller in South Ayrshire. Ayr Sherriff Court heard that on 3 November 2015 an employee of Newlay Civil Engineering Ltd reversed a road roller over the leg of fellow employee, Thomas Shaw. The incident happene

Main contractor Clark Contracts has given a sneak peek behind the scenes of the £6.7 million scheme to restore Edinburgh’s historic Saughton Park – the largest project of its kind in Scotland. Transport and environment vice convener, Councillor Karen Doran, joined local councillors in Monday to

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Renfrewshire Council grants £10m housing contract to Lovell

As the construction and road surfacing industry comes under pressure to reduce on-site accidents, Aggregate Industries’ contracting division has said that a ‘back to basics’ approach could be the key to improving site safety.

New website marks start of Onshore Wind Week

More than 200 businesses have heard first-hand about new plans to open up public sector contracts to smaller traders.

Proposals for a residential development at Planetreeyetts in Kilmacolm are set to be presented at a series of upcoming community consultation events.

Work on one of Scotland’s most talked about capital investment projects - the Barony Campus - officially got underway in East Ayrshire this week as pupils gathered on site for the ground breaking ceremony.

Camper & Nicholsons Marinas, the developer of the new Edinburgh Marina, has confirmed that the number of new permanent jobs created as a result of the £500 million waterside project, will exceed the figure previously estimated by the City of Edinburgh Council in 2016.

Plans for a pioneering £55m luxury residential retirement development, expected to be the first purpose built of its kind in Scotland in Newton Mearns will go before East Renfrewshire Council’s planning committee this week.

Thousands more long-term, privately-owned empty homes across Scotland are in the sights of an expanded team which aims to use all its powers to bring them back into use.

New plans for residential accommodation at the gateway to Merchant City have been submitted by Glasgow-based developers Structured House Group (SHG) following feedback from local stakeholders.

Trainee electrician Phillip Heather, a graduate of Kingdom Housing Association‘s Fife Works Construction Academy, has won Fife College’s apprentice of the year award in the Year 1 SVQ Electrical Installation.