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Excitement is building across the North of Scotland as the finalists for the 2025 Trades Awards are revealed, recognising and celebrating the outstanding talent, innovation, and achievements driving the construction industry forward. Now in its thirteenth year, this annual event which is hosted by A

The JR Group has started work to create 43 new affordable flats on Nimmo Drive in Govan, a project which is particularly close to the heart of the managing director, John Horne, who grew up a stone’s throw away from the site. This year also marks 30 years since John established his business in

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A total of 370 new homes are to be built next to Edinburgh’s BioQuarter after real estate finance specialist SHC Capital secured funding for a £105 million residential development.

Royal Mail is introducing 3,500 solar-powered “postboxes of the future” across the UK, marking the biggest redesign in the postbox’s 175-year history.

North Lanarkshire's first Built Environment Skills Summit at Ravenscraig on Friday 22 August brought together nearly 150 industry experts and businesses to tackle critical workforce challenges in one of the region’s most vital employment sectors.

Ayr Rugby Club has lodged fresh plans with South Ayrshire Council as it looks to move ahead with the third phase of its ambitious redevelopment of Millbrae. Prepared by Jewitt & Wilkie Architects, the latest submission sets out proposals for a major extension and refurbishment of the clubhouse,

SSEN Transmission has started the process of notifying key stakeholders of its intention to submit its Section 37 overhead line consent application by 5 September for the proposed 400kV overhead line project between Kintore in Aberdeenshire and Tealing in Angus.

Colliers director Andy Holtby is to return to his Scottish roots with a move to the firm's Project & Building Consultancy (PBC) team in Edinburgh. Andy’s relocation this month is followed by the hiring of senior surveyor Alan McIntosh and graduate surveyor Benji Travis.

The conditional sale of a significant waterfront site at James Watt Dock in Greenock has been agreed, potentially unlocking a mixed-use future encompassing food and beverage, leisure, and residential elements.

Construction and property consultancy Thomas & Adamson has promoted Jordan Smith and Lynsay Turnbull to regional directors, strengthening its senior footprint across Scotland.  Jordan, formerly a technical director in Glasgow, will now serve as regional director for the city, while Lynsay,

Morris & Spottiswood has begun work on a full refit project for Co-op Food as the first in an extensive programme of works for the major retailer.

Dumfries and Galloway Council has set out an ambitious agenda to deliver high-quality affordable homes and sustainable development across the region.

Work is underway on a £50,000 flood prevention project in the Larkfield area of Greenock.

Taylor Wimpey has submitted an Approval of Matters Specified in Conditions (AMSC) planning application to Fife Council for the infrastructure required at Halbeath for Phases 2 and 3 of Whitefields neighbourhood in North Dunfermline.