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Two long-standing employees at NorDan UK’s Aberdeen branch will soon be welcomed to the firm’s board of directors. Barbara Massie and Calum Sinclair have been promoted as part of an overall restructuring to accommodate for Aberdeen’s vast growth within the UK market.

The restoration of one of the last standing grade A listed tenements in the Gorbals will be celebrated at an event later this month hosted by Southside Housing Association (SHA). Glasgow’s 166 Gorbals Street (The Former British Linen Bank) building was built in 1900 and designed by architect J

Housebuilder Barratt Homes has submitted a planning application to South Ayrshire Council for a proposed residential development of approximately 300 homes in Monkton.

Ayrshire Housing has received a £3 million Scottish charitable bond from Allia C&C to support its latest building project in Ayr which is just getting underway.

Scotland’s electrical industry trade body for the SELECT has backed a new campaign by The Specialist Engineering Contractors’ (SEC) Group that calls on all general election candidates to end late payment in the construction sector. The SEC Group is seeking to obtain a commitment from all

Students at a Glasgow school are now on the path to a career in construction, thanks to training provided by energy and regeneration specialist ENGIE.

This week teams from secondary schools around the North-east competed in the final heats of a new construction challenge, taking place at North East of Scotland College Fraserburgh Campus on Tuesday, and Stewart Milne Group’s Westhill office on Thursday. Pupils from the winning school Kemnay A

Edinburgh’s Christmas market has finally received a building warrant as it emerged that it operated last year without planning permission.

Aberdeenshire housebuilder Scotia Homes has confirmed that it is undertaking a review of its business, with the potential for job losses. The firm said “continuing challenges” affecting the property market since the oil industry downturn in 2014 and “heightening uncertainties relat

Glass wool insulation manufacturer Superglass has completed the redevelopment of its Stirling manufacturing site.

The long-running saga of the delays and spiralling cost of building the Scottish Parliament is the subject of the first episode of a new BBC series re-examining high-profile public scandals.

The Scottish housing market continued to be impacted by political uncertainty last month with activity falling further and price growth moderating again, according to the monthly Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) Residential Market Survey.

Emtec Energy has been awarded a combined solar & storage framework by Aberdeenshire Council.

Glasgow-based industrial services company Aspire has won its first public sector contract as the firm continues its expansion in the Scottish market. Aspire has secured a five-figure deal to provide catering supplies and personal protective equipment to Moray College in Elgin, part of the University

Fiona Stewart, the director of estates and facilities at the National Museums of Scotland, is to join The Glasgow School of Art as strategic director of estates. A chartered surveyor with 25 years of experience in estate management, Fiona Stewart has delivered major projects for both