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A sod cutting ceremony was held yesterday to mark the commencement of the £4 million design and build of two new office pavilions within Rutherglen Links Business Park. Jointly financed by a capital grant from the Scottish Government and Clyde Gateway, the offices will be delivered by Clark Co

Balfour Beatty has unveiled Steve O’Sullivan as its new head of aviation responsible for providing strategic leadership to the company’s portfolio of aviation projects across its UK Construction Services business. With over 35 years’ experience in the industry  and the success

Moray Council has granted planning permission for 122 affordable homes in Keith.

Loretto Housing Association has been granted permission to develop 32 homes in Cardonald.

Detailed planning proposals have been submitted to City of Edinburgh Council for the final residential plots within the Salamander Place development in Leith.

The Build It – Aberdeen Construction and Property Conference is set to return for a second year. Michelle Forth, director of Safety Scotland and chair of the conference committee, giving the welcome speech at Build It 2018

Building work has started on three family-sized passivhaus certified homes in the village of Closeburn in Dumfries and Galloway.

A Lochmaben-based roof tile manufacturer has invested in its employees’ future and development through a new partnership with the Barony campus of Scotland’s Rural College (SRUC) in Dumfries. Russell Roof Tiles began working with SRUC in 2016, in order to provide staff at its 11-acre Hal

Timber firm James Donaldson & Sons has announced a charity partnership with Maggie’s due to span over the next twelve to eighteen months. The firm has pledged to match funds up to £25,000, raised by employees across their 30 sites UK wide, setting an ambitious goal of raising a total

Cartoon characters of Sesame Street or Minions have inspired a playful new tree house by an Austrian architecture practice.

A Reporter for the Scottish Ministers was found to have erred in law by accepting without question the findings of the planning authority regarding the quantity of effective housing land supply in the area.

One of Europe’s largest regeneration sites is set for further transformation after a new Masterplan was given the green light by planning officials.

Scottish Canals has submitted plans to develop a three-storey office building made from adapted shipping containers beside the canal at Port Dundas in Glasgow.

The preferred option for the A9 / A82 Longman Junction Improvement scheme in Inverness has been identified ahead of a public consultation.

Plans to turn a derelict former department store building in Hawick town centre into a business incubator centre have been given the go ahead.