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Warship builder Babcock International has recruited 300 welders from the Philippines to fill major skills gaps at its Rosyth shipyard in Fife, a move that has reignited debate over Scotland’s industrial training and energy policies.

Hardies Chartered Surveyors has provided project management, quantity surveying and principal design services as well as architectural services to The Nook – Scotland’s first ever national network of walk-in mental health support hubs.

Redpath Construction has secured a new build project to construct a shell unit in Airdrie. The unit will be delivered for Revie Enterprises, on behalf of an incoming Food & Beverage tenant.

People are being encouraged to have their say in the second stage of a consultation on four proposed active travel routes for the south of Stirling city centre.

The Architects Registration Board (ARB) has launched a public consultation on a new assurance process to open up registration for professionals who have partial qualifications but lack a Part 1 undergraduate degree.

The Plumbing and Heating Federation (SNIPEF) has welcomed the UK Government’s announcement of a UK-wide clean energy jobs plan, describing it as an important and positive move that finally recognises the essential role of plumbing and heating engineers in delivering clean energy systems. As pa

A development site close to Stirling city centre has been brought to market, with potential for new homes and other uses.

Elon Musk's SpaceX is to pay an undisclosed sum to the makers of party game Cards Against Humanity after trespassing on land which was purchased to frustrate the construction of Donald Trump's border wall with Mexico.

Balfour Beatty and SSEN Transmission are to host a second consultation event to gather local feedback on temporary workforce accommodation plans in Stornoway. Following a consultation event in September, local residents and stakeholders are being invited to view and comment on proposals for the vill

BE-ST (Built Environment – Smarter Transformation) has welcomed eight key figures in the built environment and construction sectors onto its board.

Clark Contracts has celebrated the successful completion of a £16 million 155-bed purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) development on Dunedin Street in Edinburgh.

McLaughlin Construction has handed over Millport Town Hall after carrying out a transformative renovation that has restored the historic building to its former glory and equipped it for a vibrant future as a vital asset at the heart of its community. After nearly a decade of vision, planning, a

Jones Bros Civil Engineering UK has helped Windy Standard III Wind Farm reach a significant construction milestone with the first pouring of concrete on turbine foundations.

The newly constructed Balliemore Bridge in Glen Lean, Cowal, opened to traffic yesterday, marking a major milestone in Argyll and Bute Council’s infrastructure recovery efforts following severe weather in 2023.

Highland homebuilder Tulloch Homes has handed over the ‘Cup of Kindness’ to law firm Harper Macleod after raising more than £5,400 for local mental health charity Mikeysline. The ‘Cup of Kindness’ is a fundraising challenge that sees local organisations hold the trophy