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Taylor Wimpey East Scotland challenged the Primary 5 and 6 pupils of Roslin Primary School to design a flag to welcome customers and visitors to the sales information centre and show homes at its Sinclair Gardens development in the Midlothian village of Roslin.

Cruden Building (West) has supported a school in the Maryhill area of Glasgow by donating over 290 books of ‘The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse’, a book about resilience.

Work is now complete on the Clydebank Health & Care Centre.

Paul Garton has taken up the role as engineering director at specialist construction solutions supplier Groundforce. Paul has more than 20 years’ experience in the industry and joins Groundforce from COWI UK, where he was technical director of the UK infrastructure team, working on a range of

Network Rail has released a series of images which show progress on the early stages of the development of the new Inverness Airport station.

Cruden Group managed to deliver a profitable trading performance and maintain its strong financial position despite challenging trading conditions, the residential development and construction businesses said today as it announced its annual results for the year to 31 March 2021.

Pandemic impacts, supply chain issues and recent storms have combined to push back timescales for completion of the A92/A96 Haudagain Improvement project.

Up to 2,000 jobs and £1 billion worth of future investment is expected to result from yesterday's signing of the Heads of Terms agreement between the UK Government, Scottish Government and Falkirk Council in the transformative Falkirk Growth Deal. The agreement means 11 projects can now use a

An online consultation has been launched for a mixed-use redevelopment of the former Leith Walk Tramway Depot.

MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant: Thornburn Group

Long-running plans to build homes, a golf and tennis centre and a Sir Andy Murray museum on greenbelt land at Park of Keir have been approved by the Scottish Government.

This week SCN will highlight the five most read And finally… stories of 2021. Number 3 on the list considered whether asteroid mining will have a significant effect on the construction industry?

The team behind the proposed new tourist development on the banks of Loch Lomond said they remain encouraged by the level of community engagement regarding their plans for the area, following on from a second round of consultations this month.

With a programme value of £835 million, hub South East Scotland and its clients continue to successfully work together to provide enhanced local services and achieve tangible benefits for partners and communities in the Lothians and Borders, its latest annual report has revealed

Arc-Tech (Scotland) commercial director, Alastair Graham, has hailed the importance of skills replenishment as the firm’s burgeoning, in-house training programmes continue to flourish. The Glasgow-based building services contractor provides mechanical, electrical and renewable service packages