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Peter Williams Laing O’Rourke has appointed Peter Williams as a technical director for Europe.

Trio of Premier Inn extensions start on site Construction works have begun on extensions to the Premier Inns at Glasgow Cambuslang, Aberdeen Portlethan and Aberdeen Bridge of Don.

ACS is proud to have been providing Health & Safety management and support services to the Scottish housing sector for 20 years. In 1994 the first Health & Safety Control Manual was developed for Employers in Voluntary Housing (EVH) and we have been working with EVH and its members since 199

Glasgow’s 1 West Regent Street reaches external completion 1 West Regent Street

Graham Construction has helped to lay the foundations for careers in the construction industry for local young people in Fort William, through their supply chain of sub-contractors on the new Fort William Primary School project.

New images have emerged of how a visitor centre at Aberdeenshire’s historic Dunnotter Castle could look. The plans for the centre at the site south of Stonehaven were revealed this week by the owners, Dunecht Estates.

Contractors CCG has begun construction of a new purpose built wellbeing centre for Edinburgh charity the Thistle Foundation. The new purpose-built 1500 square metres centre is being built on the site of a disused clinic at the heart of the old Thistle estate in Craigmillar and is set to open its doo

Latest figures from the Post Office’s challenger banking arm, Post Office Money, have revealed that moving house in Scotland now costs, on average, more than £8,000. The data published today by the post office, in collaboration with the Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR), showed th

Derek Mickel Derek Mickel, the Scottish building tycoon who died tragically when he drowned in the sea in the Canary Islands last November, left a will containing a £6 million fortune, it has emerged.

Work starts at National Performance Centre for Sport

Architectural practice Keppie Design has been appointed as architect for the new state-of-the-art Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre (AECC). Aberdeen City Council has recently approved the financial proposals for the development of the new AECC as well as the redevelopment of the site of the

Construction and infrastructure company Morgan Sindall has lifted the 56-metre long steel structure of Dundee’s new £3 million Seabraes Pedestrian Bridge into place. Equivalent to half a football pitch long, the arched bridging section has been designed by Morgan Sindall engineers and assembled o

City of Edinburgh Council is set to become the first local authority in Scotland to become a private landlord, if plans currently under consideration go ahead. The local authority is planning to create an arm's-length company called Edinburgh Homes, which will attract private investment to fund new

Derren McRae Aberdeen’s transition from North Sea oil town to global energy city will assist in reducing the impacts of a low oil price on the city’s commercial property market, according to a paper from property consultant CBRE.

Sarah Speirs The lack of new houses being built in Scotland is pushing prices rapidly upwards, according to the latest RICS UK Residential Market Survey.