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A Scottish Government minister has hailed Glasgow Kelvin College’s work in supporting more than 1,200 apprentices a year and showcasing the broad range of future career opportunities available to young people from communities across Glasgow. Visiting the college’s Springburn Campus yeste

Work on Dundee’s Covid-memorial is due to start later this summer.

The Scottish Government has committed £6.4 million in capital grant funding to Mallaig Harbour Authority for a new dedicated overnight ferry berth. Construction of the overnight berth proposal is expected to commence Autumn 2025 and will improve the resilience and reliability of lifeline ferry

Three applications for community projects for the Lochaber Area have been awarded funding totalling £192,367.55 from Highland Council's Community Regeneration Fund (CRF). Total Community Regeneration Funding available for Lochaber 2025/26 is £793,564.63 (this is a mix of capital and reve

A new project aims to add capacity for the manufacture of subsea power cables for Scotland’s offshore wind sector. Rosyth manufacturer Oceaneering unveiled the plans in a major boost to Scotland’s place at the forefront of the global energy transition.

The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) has launched its Training Provider Network (TPN) – which will be a single network of approved, quality assured training providers across England, Scotland and Wales. To become a member, training providers must deliver training relevant to employe

Seven international design teams have been shortlisted for a new site-specific museum to honour Jesus Christ’s baptism at Bethany, Jordan. Due to open in 2030 to mark the bimillennial of Christ’s baptism, the new museum is expected to be a globally significant spiritual and cultural land

Construction of the brand-new Currie Community High School in Edinburgh is now complete, and the school building has been handed over to the City of Edinburgh Council.

Structural and civil engineering consultancy Narro Associates has opened its seventh location with a new studio in the heart of London. Building on the success of its existing offices in Edinburgh, Glasgow, Inverness, Stirling, Aberdeen, and Newcastle, the London studio marks a significant milestone

Hamilton-based principal contractor Procast Group has won a significant lot on a £980 million national retrofit framework. The firm has been awarded Lot 13 on the Greater Manchester Combined Authority Net Zero Housing Retrofit Framework Agreement.

Two trade apprentices have completed their training whilst working with Clark Contracts.

Balfour Beatty has posted a robust set of half-year results for 2025, with strong UK performance underpinning growth across its earnings-based businesses and keeping the Group firmly on track to meet full-year expectations. The construction and infrastructure giant reported a 7% rise in profit from

Pilot remedial works to a Dundee school affected by the presence of Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC) could be set to go ahead. Councillors are being asked to approve a tender that would see a trial carried out in areas of the RAAC roof in the single-storey wing of Ardler Primary. The pi

Views are being sought on proposed active travel connections to the planned new Eden Project Scotland attraction in Dundee. The city council is working with engineering firm Jacobs on a series of concepts that are being designed to encourage sustainable transport.

Window and door manufacturer Sidey is celebrating having secured millions of pounds of public sector contracts over the last two decades, thanks to a partnership with the Scottish Procurement Alliance (SPA). Over their 20-year relationship, Perth-based Sidey has been awarded over £89 million i