Edinburgh-based specialist commercial property manager Cowiesburn has secured the appointment to provide property management services to Eskmills’ portfolio of out of town workspaces; aimed at growing businesses by providing a dynamic working lifestyle from its historic buildings in Musse
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Three sisters are following in the footsteps of their father after securing funding to establish their plant hire business.
A background in nursing may not be the obvious precursor to a career in construction site security, but when an opportunity arose to work for community interest company GTS Solutions, Tracey Smith saw an organisation with an ethos closely aligned to her own values of helping those in need. The only
Tulloch Homes has pledged to create and safeguard jobs and boost hard-hit suppliers after receiving planning approval for 267 homes in Inverness and Moray. The 155-home development at Druid Temple, Inverness, and the 112-home development at Knockomie, Forres, will represent a combined £70
Statkraft has awarded a contract to Powersystems UK with civils subcontractor Knights Brown to undertake the electrical and civil engineering works for a £20 million grid project in Moray.
The former RBS office building in South Gyle, Edinburgh, has been placed on the market by NatWest, it was announced today. Covering 243,000 sq ft, Drummond House is situated on a 13.41-acre site which lies at the heart of Edinburgh’s main mixed-use regeneration zone. The area is undergoin
Inverness windows manufacturer Cairngorm Group is to create ten new jobs this month to take staff levels above pre-COVID-19 levels.
Persimmon Homes has launched an appeal into Perth & Kinross Council's rejection of an application to expand a housing development in Kinross. The housebuilder had hoped to build a further 169 houses at its development at Lathro Farm.
Work to resurface the runways at RAF Lossiemouth has reached a major milestone with the return of aircraft to the Moray station. A P-8A Poseidon at RAF Lossiemouth / photograph by SAC Connor Tierney - MOD Crown Copyright
The £14.3 million redevelopment of Tarbert Ferry Terminal on the Isle of Harris is making good progress following the 12-week construction shut down caused by the COVID-19 lockdown implemented in March. Caledonian Maritime Assets Limited (CMAL) owns the ferry terminal and is managing the overa
River Clyde Homes has demolished another three of the ‘stub’ blocks in Port Glasgow in order to make way for new housing.
The Aberdeenshire town of Kintore has today celebrated the return of rail services after almost 60 years.
The Building Engineering Services Association (BESA) has published new guidance to help engineering and construction firms keep their staff safe in the light of new government restrictions. The Association’s COVID-19 Panel has produced two new guidance documents providing clear and practi
Property consultancy Galbraith has appointed eight new graduate surveyors to its rural business division, working in offices across Scotland and the North of England. Joining the Inverness office are Claire MacDonald and Rachel Urquhart who have respectively completed a BA (Hons) Rural Bus
Contactless and card payments will play a significant role in the economic recovery of construction firms in the UK, according to the findings of a survey conducted by NatWest's payment partner Tyl. More than a quarter, (29%) of British SMEs in the construction industry have reported that all paymen