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The Edinburgh Boiler Company (EBC) has celebrated its 10th birthday by giving away more than £20,000 worth of gifts to customers. Founded in 2015 by Mark Glasgow, the company marked the milestone last month by running a range of competitions over ten business days.

A new economic report exploring the construction industry’s capacity to deliver on key targets and meet demand for new homes and infrastructure in the UK has been published by the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB). The report, Capacity Constraints in Construction: Rethinking the Business

A new female talent retention scheme has been launched to tackle the skills crisis and improve gender balance across Scotland’s construction, property, and energy sectors. The Circle Academy, already making a demonstrable impact in England, is a 12-month talent development programme targeting

Robertson Construction Eastern has supported the installation of a new memorial artwork at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary’s Emergency Department, recognising the generosity of organ donors and their families. Robertson has partnered with NHS Grampian for more than a decade, delivering a broad progra

A site in the centre of Tranent with a rich and varied history has now been transformed as the home of 28 new council houses, 13 of which will be assisted living properties.

Plans to transform the Cowcaddens Fire Station site in Glasgow into a major mixed-use development have taken a significant step forward after Glasgow City Council granted planning permission in principle.

Persimmon Homes North Scotland has welcomed Jamie Hudson as its newest customer care coordinator – just months after he first became a Persimmon customer. The 28-year-old from Perthshire bought his first home with Persimmon in March 2025 and quickly developed a passion for the company and its

Offsite timber frame manufacturer Donaldson Timber Systems has launched an industry-first timber frame skills hub to develop a workforce capable of building using offsite timber frame.

Proposals for a new residential-led development on the site of the current JTC Furniture factory in Dundee have been unveiled.

A Kinross-based rural business hub has secured planning permission for the next phase of its ambitious redevelopment programme.

Land reform campaigners are calling on the Scottish National Investment Bank (SNIB) to reconsider its financial relationship with Gresham House, an asset management group that has become Scotland's second-largest private landowner.

Clark Contracts recently welcomed nearly 200 customers to its 10th Annual Customer Receptions held in the East and West of Scotland. The first event took place at Edinburgh’s Le Monde Hotel on George Street, where over 50 guests attended. The following week, more than 130 customers joined the

A family-run Glasgow furniture business has launched a new division dedicated to delivering full furniture fixtures and equipment packages for construction companies, developers and architects.

The chair of the Scottish Property Federation (SPF) hailed partnership and collaboration as the only way to get Scotland building at the organisation's annual dinner which saw David Peck recognised for his outstanding contribution to Scotland’s property industry. In an event attended by s

CBRE Scotland successfully completed its first Property Bike Ride on Friday 26 September, cycling 20 miles from Glasgow to Balloch, Loch Lomond, to raise funds for Alzheimer Scotland.