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Perthshire-based plant hire firm Morris Leslie has acquired the former Edrington building to relocate its head office.

An application for planning permission for a student accommodation development has been approved today by the City of Edinburgh Council.

Scotland’s first artificial surf park is to be developed in Edinburgh after plans were approved by the local authority.

A strategic decision to focus entirely on construction and fitting-out over the last two years has yielded strong results for Willmott Dixon.

More than 500 hundred workers are set to take industrial action following two ballots at Dundee City Council’s construction and environmental services departments.

Perthshire-based housebuilder Hadden Homes has gained planning consent to build 29 private family homes for sale plus 10 affordable homes in the village of Abernethy.

Alison Cox is to join Sir Robert McAlpine’s executive board as executive director engineering and technical services. A chartered civil engineer and fellow of the Institution of Civil Engineers, Alison is currently project director on Battersea Power Station Phase 3A. Through her 25 years&rsqu

Aberdeen Art Gallery will formally reopen to the public on November 2 following a much-delayed redevelopment project, Aberdeen City Council has confirmed

A Dundee plumbing, mechanical and electrical firm is moving into new premises following an expansion in staff numbers.

A total of 11 construction management and quantity surveying students are completing work experience placements at Clark Contracts.

Montagu Evans has expanded its property management team in Scotland with the appointment of Caroline Prentice as surveyor. Joining from Colliers International and previously with JLL, Caroline brings a wide range of experience in retail and office property management across a range of private and pu

Glasgow City Council has approved the Built Heritage, Community Asset, Vacant and Derelict Land Asset Plans underpinning it Property and Land Strategy.

News of the success of the Scottish Government’s Help to Buy shared equity scheme has been welcomed by Homes for Scotland (HFS) but the trade body has emphasised the importance of maintaining a level playing field across the border. New figures published yesterday revealed that more than 30,00

Record funding of up to £51 million has been made available for walking and cycling infrastructure in 2019/2020, cabinet secretary for transport, infrastructure and connectivity Michael Matheson has announced.

Taylor and Fraser has completed the second phase of a restoration and redevelopment contract at the Castle of Mey Granary.