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The project team behind the Cross Tay Link Road project has been honoured at an international awards ceremony. The Destiny Bridge and The New Kingsway, delivered by Perth & Kinross Council with BAM, won the Project Excellence and Innovation Award at the 2025 NEC Martin Barnes Awards.

Building work has officially started on the extension of Chryston High School.

Contractor BAM has apologised for delays to the opening of the new £36 million Blairgowrie Recreation Centre, Scotland’s first Passivhaus-certified leisure facility, after multiple leaks were discovered in the main swimming pool.

Work on the new state-of-the-art Templehall Community Hub in Kirkcaldy is now underway. The new Hub is being managed for Fife Council by Hub East Central Scotland and being built on the site of the former Argos Centre by BAM Construction. It is part of Fife Council’s £15 million plans to

A significant new transport infrastructure helping to reduce congestion in Perth city centre officially opened yesterday.

A ‘topping out’ ceremony took place last week at the site for the new South West Fife secondary school, marking a major milestone for the project.

Templehall Community Gym has received the keys to their new premises from Fife Council’s communities and leisure spokesperson, Councillor Linda Erskine and Martin Cooper, construction director with BAM Construction Ltd. It comes after two months of planning and six weeks of hard work to refit

Construction has officially started on the new Gartcosh Community Hub, a major project set to provide new education and community facilities for the area.

Fife Council swept the board at the recent GO Awards Scotland ceremony. The GO Awards Scotland recognise the achievements and successes in delivering Scottish public sector services, whether from the public, private or third sectors. This year’s ceremony took place on 24 October at the Crowne

Consultation drop-in sessions for the new Larkhall Leisure Centre are to take place next week.

Building work is about to start on the new £15 million Templehall Community Hub in Kirkcaldy.

Yesterday was a landmark day for education in Fife as pupils across the area return to school. It was an especially thrilling day for students at St Columba’s RC High School and Woodmill High School, who are stepping into their new schools at Dunfermline Learning Campus for the very first time

First Minister John Swinney visited the Cross Tay Link Road project this week to witness the final stages in the structural completion of Destiny Bridge.

The contractor for the new £23.9 million Larkhall Leisure Centre has now been appointed.

Future students of the new South West Fife high school watched as the first spade went into the ground in a ceremony on the site of the new school which will replace Inverkeithing HS.