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Angus Council is planning to invest £43 million in its housing stock, which will include work to bring 1,000 empty homes back into use. The investment includes a four-year scheme to bring improvements back on track after tenants were impacted by the collapse of a multi-million-pound repairs co

Scottish company Aurora Energy Services is tackling a skills shortage in renewable energy by training military service leavers who will be “site ready” to take up posts in the wind sector. Delivered at Aurora’s Renewable Energy Training Centre in Inverness - the largest facility of

Glasgow's major roads investment programme is set to step up following the award of contracts for road resurfacing worth up to £30 million in total.

Caledonia Housing Group has launched a new five-year business plan focused on improving services for tenants, investing in existing homes, and increasing the supply of affordable housing. Shaping the Future is designed to make a meaningful difference for both current and future tenants at a time whe

A new bus gate will soon come into force to support public transport as the transformation of George Square moves into its next phase.

Miller Homes has been named as Large Business of the Year at the British Business Awards, which took place on Thursday 30th April in Edinburgh.

Scottish Construction Summit programme co-ordinator Paul McDevitt has used his appearance on a podcast to ask whether construction’s business model is actually working. The McDevitt & Co founder sat down with ‘The Hard Hat Talks’ podcast host Kenneth Martin, founder and managin

SIG plc has appointed seasoned finance leader Simon Kesterton as its new chief financial officer and executive director, strengthening its top team as the distributor navigates subdued market conditions and ongoing restructuring. He takes up the role on 1 May 2026, succeeding Ian Ashton, who will de

The campaign to save Ellisland Farm, the Dumfriesshire home where Robert Burns wrote Auld Lang Syne, Tam o' Shanter and almost a third of his life's work, has taken a major step forward after Dumfries and Galloway Council approved plans by conservation architects Collective Architecture to restore a

Commercial property demand from both occupiers and investors slowed in Scotland in the first quarter of the year, and the outlook has become more cautious, linked to the recent escalation of geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, according to the latest Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (R

Clark Contracts held a World Cup-themed fundraising event in support of its nominated company charity SAMH (Scottish Action for Mental Health) last week, raising £1,000.

Residents in Atholl Crescent who mounted spirited community opposition against a 544-bed “super hostel” have welcomed a similar group emerging on the opposite side of the New Town.

Bellway site manager Fergus O’Boyle has raised £4,000 for Cancer Research following an epic Himalayan Trek.

Employees across the Banchory-based Leys Group have raised more than £26,000 for three Scottish charities following a year of fundraising.

David G. Sibbald MBE has stepped down from his role as ConStructEd Scotland acting chairman, which he has held for the past five years, and director, bringing to a close more than 15 years of dedicated involvement in the not-for-profit initiative. David’s journey with the organisation began th