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The Robertson Supply Chain Outstanding Contribution Awards 2026 took place at Glasgow's Radisson Blu Hotel on Wednesday 23 September, bringing together supply chain partners from around the UK for a second year to recognise outstanding achievements, with Constructionline as headline sponsor. Leaders

Angus councillors have unanimously approved the demolition of around 150 homes and flats in Brechin's River Street area, nearly three years after Storm Babet caused the River South Esk to burst its banks in October 2023. The flooding forced hundreds of residents to flee, with 60 households rescued i

A comprehensive Water Damaged Buildings Course by Insite Specialist Services has been officially accredited with SCQF Level 6 qualification status by Qualifications Scotland, the first ever of its kind in Scotland. Designed specifically for professionals actively managing building remediation, the r

Glasgow-based property developer Kelvin Properties is inviting local residents to view revised proposals for the privately owned Burnbank Bowling Club site on Woodlands Road at an upcoming public consultation event taking place on Wednesday 30th September 2026.

A property known as the “Ugly House” (Tŷ Hyll) located near Betws-y-Coed in north Wales has failed to be sold at an auction, prompting thoughts that the building may be used as a holiday let.  

At its annual charity golf day, Barratt and David Wilson Homes North Scotland has raised more than £14,000 for Cornerstone - its Charity of the Year.

The construction market in Scotland continues to benefit from a strong base of public sector and infrastructure investment, with energy, defence and data centres serving as key areas for driving activity, according to Rider Levett Bucknall’s (RLB UK) latest Construction Market Intelligence (C

The new £18.3 million Balgray station in Barrhead will officially open on 27 September, and people in the town will be able to travel by train from the station on that date. 

Conservation work to safeguard Glasgow Cathedral’s medieval spire has begun, which will see the head of the spire rebuilt to repair damaged stonework.  The three-year Historic Environment Scotland (HES) project will see the head of the 225 feet spire dismantled before the rebuilding proce

The dry dock and ship repair, fabrication and conversion provider, Dales Marine Services, has delivered maintenance work on one of the Port of Leith’s caisson gates, which controls water access into the harbour.  Dales Marine Services was chosen for the project, which involved manoeuvring

The brownfield regeneration site, Ravenscraig, has been recognised with a Green Apple Award due to its involvement in driving biodiversity and aiding sustainable regeneration within the former steelworks site.

SSEN Transmission’s delivery of the Beauly 132kV reinforcement project has reached a milestone, with the energisation of new infrastructure at the existing Beauly Substation having been carried out. 

Shetland Islands Council has granted approval for an inter-island transport connectivity Implementation Route Map (IRM) on 21 September. 

After a motion was approved by a meeting of the full West Lothian Council on 22 September, a letter will be sent to Depute First Minister Jenny Gilruth requesting clarification on the Scottish Government's position on funding support for the St Kentigern's Academy project. 

The Building Research Establishment (BRE) has introduced BREEAM Refurbishment and Fit Out Commercial Version 7 (BREEAM RFO V7), an updated framework that consists of two sustainability standards designed to support building owners, occupiers and developers to reduce carbon and safeguard the value o