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Confidence in the Scottish construction sector has fallen with employers expressing growing concerns about the potential impact of Brexit on industry labour costs. Employers responding to the quarterly Scottish Construction Monitor survey by the Scottish Building Federation were asked to rate how co

Interserve CEO Debbie White Support services and construction firm Interserve has reported a £244 million loss after a full contracts review saw a further wave of write-downs.

The University of Stirling has unveiled plans for one of the biggest infrastructure investments since its foundation. Designed with input from the Students’ Union, staff and local stakeholders, the £21 million Campus Central project will see the refurbishment of the existing Atrium, creation of a

The former power station was razed to the ground in September 2015 Councillors in East Lothian are seeking talks with the Scottish Government after Ministers decided to call-in plans to develop the former Cockenzie Power Station site.

Stewart Denny on site at Macadam Asphalt in Colburn Quarry, Pettinain A Lanark-based company has become the latest to receive a £100,000 business loan through South Lanarkshire Council.

Lorcan Hayes, site agent with RJ McLeod, at the Kype Muir site The construction of a new South Lanarkshire wind farm has taken a big step forward as groundworks, including turbine foundations, are completed ahead of turbine assembly in July.

St Mirren chairman Gordon Scott Glasgow-based manufacturer Rearo Laminates Ltd has completed supply work on a £7,000 refurbishment of St Mirren FC’s tunnel area.

Taylor Wimpey West Scotland has teamed up with Radiant & Brighter to trial a work experience programme which aims to raise awareness of the housebuilding industry and the opportunities it has to offer to BAME (Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic) communities.

Threesixty Architecture opens new Glasgow office Threesixty Architecture has launched a new office in the vibrant Merchant City area of Glasgow.

With governments north and south of the Border pledging to build thousands of new homes every year, AXA Insurance has asked the public what they think homes will look like in 5, 10 and 20 years’ time. Homes of Today – A mishmash of work and leisure

The former Howard Hotel on Great King Street Plans have been unveiled to return two of Edinburgh’s best-known historic boutique hotels back to their residential grandeur with the creation of new apartments.

BAM Construction has been appointed by East Renfrewshire Council to build a new primary and nursery school in Newton Mearns on Glasgow’s south-side. The new £12.2 million Maidenhill Primary and Nursery School will be located off Ayr Road and will provide early learning education facilities for th

Planning permission has been granted for a Greenock school to undergo a multi-million pounds transformation. The £6 million refurbishment and extension of St Mary’s primary is the latest key project in Inverclyde Council’s schools estate investment.

Nigel Wilson Insurance giant Legal & General has announced the launch of a new wholly-owned division which aims to become the leading private affordable housing provider in the UK.

Andrew Kubski Andrew Kubski has been appointed as director of development and asset management at West of Scotland Housing Association (WSHA).