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South Lanarkshire contractor Iain Potter Construction Limited (IPC) has ceased trading with all of its 33 staff made redundant.

Archaeologists working for HS2 Ltd have uncovered one of the most significant archaeological sites on the project to date near a small village in South Northamptonshire.

The developers behind plans for a new marina administration building at James Watt Dock Marina in Greenock have submitted new plans for the approved project.

Transport Scotland is seeking to appoint a main contractor to undertake the replacement of the southern piled viaduct on the Kincardine Bridge.

Family-owned construction, property services and residential development company Wates Group is celebrating a landmark 125th year of operation.

Electrical body SELECT has launched a new Associate Membership scheme that will give manufacturers and service providers the chance to become part of Scotland’s largest construction trade association.

The Association for Consultancy and Engineering (ACE) has revealed new appointments to its board for 2022 including a new chair for its Scotland region. Dave Beddell from AECOM will continue in his capacity as chair for the business association which represents those who design, deliver and manage o

The delivery of a public art project for Winchburgh in West Lothian took a step closer after planning approval was given to transform a former housing development sales cabin into a venue for an artist’s workspace. Housebuilder Robertson Homes donated the sales centre at its Glendevon Grange d

Mackenzie Construction has appointed smart surface research associate Bruna Lopes to support the development of its sustainable surfacing offering Smart Surface. The appointment comes after the firm was successfully awarded funding from Innovate UK for a Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP

Plans submitted by ScottishPower for a new village to be built on the site of the former Inverkip power station have been approved.

A new policy could be introduced in Glasgow that will require a percentage of homes in new developments to be social housing.

Following the conclusion of Section 75 legal discussions, an agreement has been reached by Taylor Wimpey East Scotland, which has released the detailed planning permission from the City of Edinburgh Council for 132 new homes at West Mains in Ratho Station.

AS Homes (Scotland) Ltd has submitted plans to build new homes at the site of a former Glasgow car dealership.

Bancon Homes has received planning permission for the next two phases of homes at its Overton Gardens development in Strathaven.

A planning decision over a proposed £100 million transformation of the former IBM site in Greenock has been postponed by councillors.