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Mark Bramley from Alness civil engineering firm Pat Munro has today taken over as chair of the Civil Engineering Contractors Association Scotland (CECA Scotland). CECA is the representative body for companies that work day-to-day to deliver, upgrade, and maintain Scotland’s critical infra

The refurbishment of Union Terrace Gardens in Aberdeen is on course to be reopened next year once plants and grass have had a chance to bed in, a local authority committee heard yesterday.

North Ayrshire Council, Peel Ports and Scottish Enterprise formalised their commitment to ambitious regeneration plans that will drive forward the short, medium and long-term plans for a key part of the Hunterston PARC site.

An energy from waste facility in Aberdeen is on target for commissioning to start as planned in spring next year with the facility fully operational by the end of that year, an Aberdeen City Council committee was told yesterday. The council’s capital programme committee agreed an update w

A Glasgow Metro connecting the city region, a city-wide retrofit programme to make all homes energy efficient, and a proposal to power district heating systems using the River Clyde are among a newly-launched £30 billion portfolio of investment projects designed to give a significant boos

A new Edinburgh-based renewable power business hopes to provide enough clean energy for two million homes within five years after it received backing of £24 million from SSE. Corran Capital founder Gary Le Sueur and Renewco Power CEO Gavin McCallum (Image credit: Renewco Power)

Dundee-based contractor McGill has been awarded a £230,000 contract by Angus Council to carry out the end-to-end process of installing photovoltaic (PV) solar panels at Brechin Community Campus.

Councillors have welcomed the “wonderful modern provision” of early learning and childcare facilities across Aberdeen after officers updated the Capital Programme Committee on delivery. New and refurbished buildings helped Aberdeen City Council meet its commitment of expanding funded ear

Cutting edge AI technology is being used to document one of the UK’s best loved birds.

Doosan has launched the new DX245NHD-7 25 tonne heavy duty crawler excavator, a completely new model in the Doosan range, designed for the most abrasive of applications.

The Ayrshire Hospice could be set for a £13 million refurbishment and redevelopment to help ‘future proof’ the facility under new plans lodged to South Ayrshire Council.

The construction of a new building in the University of Strathclyde’s Technology and Innovation Zone in the heart of Glasgow City Innovation District is to benefit from a £50 million donation from alumnus Charles Huang PhD through his philanthropic foundation - the largest gift Strathcly

A significant step towards the delivery of the Cross Tay Link Road has been made with the appointment of BAM Nuttall to deliver detailed design and advance work for the project.

GHA has transformed the site of a former police station in Main Street, Baillieston, to provide 37 new affordable homes.

INEOS Grangemouth has announced a planned further investment of over £1 billion towards reducing greenhouse gas emissions at its site to net zero by 2045. The chemicals firm said its Road Map will deliver a reduction in excess of 60% in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 through a series of inve