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Plans are in the pipeline to turn a former brew house on Edinburgh's Royal Mile into serviced apartments. A change of use application has been submitted to create 18 short-stay flats at Crichton House.

Building People has announced new partnerships which it hopes will help the online inclusion hub to further its mission to improve representation across the built environment.

The Angus Rural Mobility Hub has been awarded £10,000 of funding by the Energy Technology Partnership (ETP) to explore the development of green hydrogen for use in the heavy-duty vehicle sector.

Construction firm Morris & Spottiswood has appointed Richard Oldfield as retail sector director to support the growth and development of its retail services. Richard Oldfield, based out of the Leeds office, has more than 25 years of experience in the construction industry across civil engineerin

Cala Homes (West) has been announced as this year’s headline sponsor of Glasgow’s leading pantomime in a partnership that mark’s the award-winning homebuilder’s commitment to the city since it moved its HQ to Sauchiehall Street at the end of last year. Cala has signed a partn

Maxi Construction has been awarded five contracts from the City of Edinburgh Council for school alteration and refurbishment works totalling more than £4 million.

Civil engineering firm Kilmac has reported pre-tax profits of £1.31 million. The Dundee-based company increased its turnover by £6.8m to a record £25.65m in the year ending September, 2022.

Plans for a new purpose-built school in Kinross that will help some of Scotland’s most vulnerable children are close to becoming a reality thanks to a multi-million-pound fundraising campaign.

Scottish Borders Council is to begin community engagement regarding its plans for a new care village development in Tweedbank. A Proposal of Application Notice (PAN) has been submitted by the local authority for the 60-bed facility ahead of a formal planning application.

The world's largest urban construction project in wood is to be delivered in Stockholm, where the first sod is planned to be turned in 2025 and the first buildings are expected to be completed in 2027. Brought forward by Developer Atrium Ljungberg, Stockholm Wood City extends over 250,000

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Official recognition of the craft skills used during Stirling station’s roof repairs have been acknowledged with a plaque unveiling.

A new report from HMRC has revealed £110 million of fraud and error in R&D tax relief claimed by SMEs in the construction sector in 2020-21.

The circumstances surrounding the death of a construction worker at Glasgow's St Enoch Centre are to be investigated in a fatal accident inquiry (FAI).

Supply chain businesses from across Scotland packed a special ‘Meet the Buyer’ event in Argyll to hear about the opportunities that could be available thanks to ScottishPower Renewables’ planned MachairWind offshore windfarm.