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VIP visitors that once taught and studied within a landmark Edinburgh building have been given a first glimpse into their transformed former classrooms. Headteacher of Boroughmuir High School, David Dempster, alongside Head Boy Rodger Hu and Depute Head Girl Alice Pereira Hind, have taken time out f

Work has started on 20 new affordable homes as Phase 3 of Kingdom Housing Association’s development on the outskirts of Rattray in Perthshire continues. Phase 3 is part of the Association’s first project in the Blairgowrie area at Glenalmond Road where a total of 50 new homes for social

Miller Homes has provided support to leading UK charity The Trussell Trust to help support Scotland’s food banks this Christmas with a donation of £4,020.  The homebuilder appealed to its staff in Scotland, inviting them to support this worthy cause, promising to match the

The Stone of Destiny will be returning to Perth and Kinross after an absence of over 700 years.

Allan Murray Architects (AMA) has entered into an employee ownership trust (EOT) with its staff as the beneficiaries. The firm is behind many of Scotland’s most impressive new buildings and masterplans and has arguably played a bigger role in Edinburgh’s recent architectural renaissance

Planning permission has been granted for a new pre-five centre on Glasgow’s South Side.

A “strategic focus on bid selection, early client engagement and certainty in delivery” has helped Laing O’Rourke to increase EBIT by £26 million compared to the year before. Group profit before tax of £45.5m signalled the fourth consecutive year of improvement for the

Scotland’s largest bid and tender specialists, AM Bid, is celebrating a prestigious double for managing director David Gray. The Association of Proposal Management Professionals (APMP) UK has recognised David as one of the profession’s top leaders with the 2020 APMP UK Outstanding Leader

As the Financial Conduct Authority investigation into the 2018 Carillion case concludes with the watchdog intending to take further action against its directors, Ramsay Hall argues that the lessons for the industry as a whole is that sending out misleading messages to the market about a company

CALA Homes (North) has submitted a planning application to Aberdeen City Council for a further phase of its Craibstone Estate development. The application comprises plans for 123 homes, 36 of which would be apartments. This phase also includes upgrading and enhancing the existing walled garden and a

Clark Contracts has completed the refurbishment of cladding on Jamaica Street and Argyle Street in Glasgow city centre.

Glasgow City Council has given the go-ahead for a project to restore Tollcross Winter Gardens in the city's East End. The B-listed conservatory, which is on the Buildings at Risk register, is currently in a “dilapidated condition”.

The preferred option for the section of the A96 to be dualled between East of Huntly and Aberdeen has been unveiled to the public at a virtual exhibition.

Bob Renton, consultant to Local Authority Building Standards Scotland, on the development of the Competency Assessment System and plans for implementation next year. The Competency Assessment System, or CAS for short, has been developed over the last couple of years by Local Authority Building Stand

Trust Housing Association has been granted planning permission to build 42 flats in Wishaw’s Main Street.