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The public is to be given the opportunity to view proposals by Keltbray Developments for a new residential and commercial development at Finnieston Street, Glasgow.

Residents at a sheltered housing complex are saving money and enjoying warmer homes thanks to new renewable heating systems. The eco-friendly systems installed by North Lanarkshire Council at the Lorne Gardens sheltered complex in Salsburgh, allows tenants to save money on their fuel costs while red

Discovery Homes is proposing to develop a site at a former primary school in Dundee into 64 new homes.

A public consultation has opened into plans for around 120 houses and flats at Ferry Village, Braehead.

Construction work to transform Inverness Castle into a new world class visitor attraction has moved a step closer following the issue of the main construction contract to Bancon Construction Ltd. The Highland Council, as announced by Kate Forbes, cabinet secretary for finance and the economy, during

Pupils at Braehead Primary in Dumbarton got a big surprise this week when a monster truck showed up in the playground.

The Scottish Construction Leadership Forum (CLF) is celebrating International Women’s Day by highlighting its work on a National Equity and Inclusion Plan for the construction industry in Scotland which will drive increased inclusivity. Funded by the Scottish Government, this latest initiative

A tier one contractor and training provider are paving the way to tackle the skills gap in Scotland through apprenticeships.

A women's indoor hockey team based in the heart of Edinburgh has regained top division status following an impressive run of form throughout the season. Edinburgh Hockey Club, known locally as 'Cala Hockey' – in reference to a 13-year sponsorship by homebuilder Cala Homes (East) - will see its

To mark International Women’s Day, City Building worker Amy Kenna has reflected on her time within the construction industry and shares her experience as a woman in a traditionally male-dominated field. Amy, aged 27, joined the construction firm as an adult admin apprentice in 2013 after learn

Barratt Developments Scotland is encouraging women to consider a job in construction by shining a light on one of its female site managers. While female construction workers have increased over the past few years, the proportion of women in the sector is still significantly lower, something that the

Principal contracting specialist Linear Design & Construct (LDC) has secured a significant redevelopment project as part of the comprehensive rejuvenation of Ayr town centre.

Mechanical and electrical (M&E) contractors Arc-Tech (Scotland) has commenced works on-site at a new community hub in North Ayrshire.

New designs have been approved for a £100 million golf resort, hotel and spa which will create hundreds of jobs for Angus and Dundee. Construction will get underway this summer after councillors approved an updated masterplan for the destination.

Gill Kirkness, regional director at international property and construction consultancy Thomas & Adamson (T&A), is urging employers to “look beyond gender, and consider the best person for the job” as we celebrate International Woman’s Day today. The theme of this year&rsqu