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Most of the UK’s construction specialists are proud to be working in the industry, according to a new survey. Of the 700 skilled construction employees who were polled, some 83 per cent said that they are proud to work in the industry.

Philip Hogg Homes for Scotland chief executive Philip Hogg has challenged politicians to take the bold and decisive action necessary to deal with the chronic undersupply of housing once and for all.

New homes take shape in East Ayrshrie East Ayrshrie is a hive of activity with the development of almost 50 new homes at three key sites.

Simon Howell, Michael McMahon, Stuart Black, Sean Birrane and Jeremy Simpson Asset and energy support services provider Lakehouse has appointed Sean Birrane as its new chief executive amid a wider senior management reshuffle and new boardroom hires.

A programme of development at Glasgow Prestwick Airport, including plans to become a spaceport, have been set out as part of a long-term strategic vision for the business.

RESIDENTIAL – TEN UNITS OR MORE Applicant: Cruden Homes East Ltd.

(left to right) Rear: Ian Paul site manager, Bill Banks. Front: Charlie Milne, Community Cllr Elspeth Paterson, Cllr Tim Brett, Dougie Herd, Julie Watson Fife councillors joined Kingdom Housing Association representatives to mark the beginning of works that will see a mix of 66 badly needed new home

The Health and Safety Executive has fired a warning shot to the timber frame industry spelling out its responsibility for reducing fire risks in urban areas.

John Hamilton The Scottish Property Federation (SPF) has announced John Hamilton, chief executive of Winchburgh Developments, as its new chairman.

Flats planned for Broughty Ferry site

A record number of students have signed up for a prestigious university course which can take people into management roles and is supported by SELECT, the campaigning trade body for the electrotechnical industry in Scotland. Twenty-two people started the Graduate Certificate in Management Practice -

A report by international law firm Pinsent Masons and the Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR) has suggested that China is set to invest £105 billion into UK infrastructure by 2025. The report, ‘China Invests West: Can Chinese investment be a game-changer for UK infrastructure?’, f

The £28.7 million replacement of a Dundee secondary school could come a step closer next week if councillors back the next stage in the process.

Deputy first minister Nicola Sturgeon has unveiled details of a multi-million pound package to fund new hospitals and health centres across the country.

MIXED USE and NON-RESIDENTIAL Applicant: Lowland Reserve Forces And Cadets Association