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A six-month project to improve a 140-year-old railway bridge over Salkeld Street, in Glasgow, has begun. 

Considerate Constructors Scheme, the independent champion for change in construction, has partnered with compliance and risk management firm Veriforce CHAS to broaden its inspection monitoring services across the UK. As public and government scrutiny on build quality intensifies, the collaboration m

The Landscape Academy is returning to Scotland later this month to stage another workshop hosted by St Andrews Timber & Building Supplies.

Business activity growth across the UK construction sector during September accelerated to its fastest for nearly two-and-a-half years, according to new figures.

Almost all aspects of the Tayside property market are showing "considerable growth", according to Tayside Solicitors Property Centre (TSPC). From July to September 2024, a total of 608 homes were sold, a 16% increase on the second quarter of 2024, with a combined value of £111,326,738. The ave

An update on the delivery of Glasgow's Affordable Housing Supply Programme (AHSP) was given to a council committee yesterday.

A new energy efficient, affordable housing development in Helensburgh has been officially opened and has welcomed its new residents.

A developer who was previously granted permission in principle for the transformation of a Glasgow city centre car park site has returned to the drawing board with new proposals.

A major housing development in the village of Allanton has received planning permission in principle. Grimaldi Developments had applied to North Lanarkshire Council seeking the go-ahead for the construction of up to 73 houses and related infrastructure at a three-hectare site on Coltness Avenue.

A planning application lodged on behalf of Rangers FC legend Ally McCoist has generated around 300 objections.

Two Levenmouth building projects are set to take a step forward after councillors provisionally agreed funding allocations from local capital budgets. Members of Fife Council's Levenmouth Area Committee have set aside £77,500 to the Bishop’s Court Public Realm Improvement project in Kenn

Ashley Howieson has joined Deeside Timberframe as its new business development manager, following her successful tenure at the Muir Group. With 17 years of experience in the construction industry, including 14 in timber frame, Ashley brings a wealth of knowledge, energy, and enthusiasm to the team.

The Full Business Case (FBC) for the development of a new £4 million Skills Transition Centre, based in the Forth Valley College Falkirk Campus, is ready for submission to the UK and Scottish Governments.

Sole traders and small and medium-sized businesses across Aberdeen can apply for grants to reduce their energy bills, lower their carbon footprint, and improve their overall sustainability, all while supporting the city’s progress toward net zero.

Two Ayrshire businessmen are set to rejuvenate a prime shopping location in Galston which used to house a local Co-op store.