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Scarf co-chief executive Lawrence Johnston has provided evidence to the Scottish Affairs Committee, contributing to the parliamentary inquiry into GB energy and the net zero transition. Lawrence joined other sector leaders, including Stephanie Mander, social justice policy manager at Citizens Advice

Construction work on the fourth phase of the Riverside Dalmarnock development began this month following the successful conclusion of the first three phases of Link's masterplan.

Coatbridge’s skyline is changing quickly as demolition of the 172-foot Jackson Court tower enters a major new phase.

Trust Housing has unveiled Ian Davie as its new director of assets & sustainability. Ian will officially assume the role at the end of March when Jackie McIntosh steps up to chief executive following Rhona McLeod's upcoming retirement.

Plans are being submitted to restore Ellisland Farm near Dumfries, the only home ever designed and built by Robert Burns, with new images revealing a deliberately quiet and sensitive approach to conservation. The before-and-after images show how modern visitor facilities can be introduced without al

Plans for a major data centre on the site of the former Royal Bank of Scotland headquarters in west Edinburgh have been unanimously rejected, despite planning officers recommending approval. Members of the City of Edinburgh Council’s development management sub‑committee refused consent for t

Work is continuing to move forward with repairs to Helensburgh Leisure Centre, although the complex nature of the project has resulted in a new opening date.

WMR Contractors, a principal contractor specialising in high-end refurbishments and heritage restoration, has appointed Alisdair McTavish as senior contracts manager. Alisdair joins the leadership team to support the management of the expanding WMR portfolio of complex projects. He returns to the co

A team of East Lothian cyclists is gearing up for an even tougher test this spring, with housebuilder Dandara backing the Doddie Dasher’5 once again as they take on an 800-mile fundraising cycle in support of the My Name’5 Doddie Foundation.

Moray Council has submitted an application for Listed Building Consent for the removal of the two failed sections of the Garmouth Viaduct, also known as the Spey Viaduct, following its partial collapse.

Jones Bros Civil Engineering UK’s full degree apprenticeship scheme has led to two teenagers gaining vital experience on multi-million-pound Scottish wind farms. As part of the firm’s commitment to nurturing the future of the industry, Charlie Chambers and Oliver Evans were able to head

The Lighthouse Charity and Ripple Suicide Prevention, the charity pioneering online safety through crisis intervention technology, are launching their new partnership via a live webinar to drive positive change across the construction sector.

Hundreds of surveyors, legal professionals and sector leaders from across Scotland came together earlier this week in a strong show of collaboration and professional leadership at the RICS Scotland Building Surveying and Dilapidations Conference at Hampden Park. The event provided an opportunity to

Construction work on the Paisley Museum has been completed ahead of an extensive fit-out period.

A new drive could get underway to help ensure that Dundee is streets ahead when roads are developed in the city.