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A hotel chain has unveiled plans to create the only four-star hotel at Edinburgh Airport by refurbishing all 150 beds at the DoubleTree by Hilton. Glasgow-based Amaris Hospitality is investing £2 million to refurbish the rooms and introduce a new food and beverage concept.

Gemma Syme, senior HR and recruitment adviser at CMS Windows, discusses the company’s progressive approach to training and apprenticeships. In 2018, CMS Window Systems opened its new CMS Academy and launched the Academy’s inaugural CMS Apprenticeship Programme.

The lengthening of platforms 4 and 5 at Glasgow Queen Station has been completed early, Network Rail has said.

Homebuilder CALA Homes (East) has said its redevelopment of one of Edinburgh’s most iconic old school buildings will deliver an economic boost of over £45 million to the local area.

Pupils at three Clackmannanshire schools  have celebrated the official opening of their £15 million Tullibody South Campus with everyone taking part in a special event.

A £100 million development plan for homes and businesses at the former IBM site in Greenock is to go on public display later in October.

A boost to the local economy and the creation of new jobs are expected in Speyside after planners were given the green light for a new distillery.

West Dunbartonshire Council’s new Dumbarton office has been named the best regeneration project in Britain.

Two Aberdeenshire companies Scotframe and Cairnrowan Custom Homes are celebrating after three of their collaborations in Udny have reached the finals of the Build It Awards 2019. ‘Linkwood’ in is in the running for Best Timber Frame Home, ‘Millbank’ is up for Best Off-site Ma

Top firms in the architecture, engineers, construction and planning sectors have unveiled ambitious plans to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2040.

Former Scotland captain and Rangers FC legend Graeme Souness has won a major battle to construct a new luxury home in his garden.

The City of Edinburgh Council has approved plans to create a major new student accommodation scheme on a disused site near Edinburgh’s Murrayfield Stadium.

Partnership housing developer Lovell Homes has set its sights on future growth with the appointment of Clark Crosbie as land manager. With over 30 years in the land and property development industry, including 10 years in the residential sector, Lovell said Mr Crosbie was an obvious choice.

David Rennie, relationship director, public sector & higher education Scotland, Royal Bank of Scotland, outlines the benefits of Project Bank Accounts in streamlining payments.  Since the policy governing Project Bank Accounts (PBAs) for construction projects in Scotland was introduced in 2

The City of Edinburgh Council has finalised the construction programme and costs for the city’s tram extension to Newhaven with work on the first phase scheduled to get under way on Constitution Street in mid-November. A joint venture between Farrans, and Spanish-owned Sacyr and its subsi