Hub South West Scotland

The new £17.3 million community hub in Bargeddie has officially been opened, with Provost Kenneth Duffy unveiling a plaque at a special event on 3 November.

Work has commenced for a new £28.7 million leisure centre for Larkhall, with the new facility being built next to the current centre.

Gartcosh Community Hub has now opened, with pupils at Gartcosh Primary School having spent their first day in the new hub, marking the beginning of a new chapter for the school and the community.

Castle Building Services has delivered the full mechanical, electrical, public health and renewable services for the new Dumfries High School, with the £53 million project creating facilities for more than 930 pupils.

Pupils at Chryston High School will have more opportunities to develop key vocational skills thanks to a new construction training shed delivered as part of the school’s extension project.

A new leisure centre for Larkhall has taken another crucial step forward with the submission of a Full Business Case to the Glasgow City Region City Deal for approval.

Work has started on a mixture of 44 new homes in Cambuslang for South Lanarkshire Council.

Scotland’s national hub programme is nearing a significant milestone in delivering new learning estate infrastructure, with almost £5 billion of projects completed, under construction or being developed. The five regional hub companies, collectively known as Hub Scotland, are also adding

Designs for the redeveloped Watersports Centre at Strathclyde Country Park and a new name have been unveiled, ahead of work starting next month.

Largs school children joined Provost Anthea Dickson to officially open North Ayrshire Council’s newest housing development.

Councillors of Dumfries and Galloway Council’s Economy and Infrastructure Committee will receive updates on the council’s capital investment programme when it meets tomorrow. Within the report, several significant projects are highlighted that are transforming communities across the regi

North Ayrshire Council’s newest housing development has been officially opened by North Ayrshire Provost Anthea Dickson.

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

Work is starting to transform the Watersports Centre at Strathclyde Country Park into a facility for the whole community, with space for health and wellbeing activity, small business start-ups and community use.

Construction has started on the new St Stephen’s Community Hub, a modern and inclusive facility set to serve pupils, families, and the wider community in Coatbridge.