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The site of the old police station on Prestwick Main Street has been cleared to pave the way for a new affordable housing development.

Glasgow-based construction firm City Building has created valuable job opportunities for young people across the city after welcoming 60 new apprentices, with support from the Glasgow Guarantee. Following an intensive recruitment process, this year’s intake includes apprentice joiner

Morton Fraser has been appointed to provide legal services for public local inquiries (PLIs) by the Scottish ministers and UK government. PLIs are a part of the consent process governing some of the country’s largest trunk road infrastructure projects. They ensure that ministers are fully

More employers across Scotland can apply for funding to provide upskilling and reskilling opportunities for their existing staff. The Flexible Workforce Development Fund (FWDF) helps businesses continue to invest in their workforce and is available for all of Scotland’s employers who are subje

A news reporter had a lucky escape while covering the impact of Storm Eta in North Carolina when a bridge split in half during the broadcast.

UK construction business Galliford Try pointed to its £60 million contract win in West Lothian as an example of its post-Covid recovery ahead of its AGM this morning. In a statement, Galliford Try Holdings plc said the group is expecting to "return to profitability in the first half of this fi

Work on a £1.8 million improvement project at Gairlochy on the Caledonian Canal is set to begin this month.

Work has started on 70 new affordable homes being built by contractor CCG for Glasgow Housing Association (GHA) on the site of a former primary school in Glasgow. GHA is building the homes for mid-market rent on land occupied by Garscadden Primary until it closed in 2017. Once completed, the flats a

During its quarterly meeting which took place on Tuesday, members of The Highland Council's Badenoch and Strathspey Area Committee agreed £602,000 worth of investment in existing council housing for the 2021/22 financial year. The proposed split of investment and identification of priorities f

A team of Dundee students have finished second at a prestigious Chinese architecture competition. Fourth year Dundee University students Mishell Parodi, Calum Ramsay and Elliot Reilly came in second place at China’s UIA-HYP CUP 2020 International Urban Design Competition, a showcase for some o

Glasgow’s Kingston Bridge has been recognised with listing status at Category C for its special architectural and historic interest.

Taylor Wimpey East Scotland has acquired land to allow the delivery of the next phase of 135 private new homes and 69 affordable homes at a development in East Calder.

A botched restoration effort in Spain has gone viral, evoking comparisons to the country's earlier infamous botched painting of Jesus Christ.

Construction workers have been reminded by Housing Minister Kevin Stewart to stay "COVID smart" in their social lives and when travelling to and from jobs. Speaking at the CICV Forum, Mr Stewart insisted it was “essential” for the sector’s staff to keep following guidance to protec

Pre-sale home renovation specialist Homey has announced the appointment of Mark Coulter to its board. Mr Coulter brings to the Edinburgh-based company a wealth of knowledge and experience within property and business and in driving significant growth.