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City Legacy, the developers of the Athletes’ Village in Glasgow as part of the Commonwealth Games, presented a cheque for £30,000 to the Brick by Brick Appeal yesterday. The appeal is raising funds to build a new home for Glasgow’s Prince & Princess of Wales Hospice.

Phil Purves, a site manager at Cruden Homes, has spoken of his experiences having just returned from a trip visiting schools and communities in Rwanda in East Africa during which he led a delegation that aimed to help build communities, not with bricks and mortar but with football. Alongside his day

The students receiving the awards Top students recognised by Clark Contracts

  Hundreds of thousands of people are flocking to Lake Iseo in Northern Italy to walk on water.

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Mackintosh and Reid Buildings (Image: Alan McAteer). Kier Construction has been appointed as the main contractor for the Mackintosh Building restoration, it was announced today.

Aberdeen Football Club has started the formal process to secure planning approval for the development of a new community and sports campus, football academy and stadium. The Dons revealed last month that they hoped to move from their Pittodrie home to a new £40million ground at Kingsford, betw

Glasgow-based civil engineer and contractor, RJ McLeod, has reported a nearly 60 per cent year-on-year rise in profits. Accounts newly-filed at Companies House reveal as pre-tax profits increased to £12.3 million in the year ended November 1.

An Aberdeen-based company has admitted health and safety offences after steel pipes being carried by a forklift struck and injured an employee at Aberdeen Harbour. North East Stevedoring Company Limited, which provides quayside, vessel, and cargo handling services at Aberdeen, Kirkwall and Lerwick h

Queens Cross Housing Association has awarded two new repairs and maintenance contracts, running until 31 March 2021. The decision sees P&D Scotland re-appointed to provide the Association’s reactive repairs service in a deal worth £2.4million per annum.

L-R: Cube Chair and tenant, Liz Ruine, tenant Joan Coleman, Jackie Baillie MSP, tenant Suzanne Lavelle and Councillor David McBride. Cube Housing Association opens its doors in West Dunbartonshire

An expert team led by Bell Ingram Design has completed one of its most unusual projects to date - to create a ‘flyover’ for cattle at the Royal Highland Show. The Royal Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland approached Perthshire-based Bell Ingram with the challenge to resolve a traffic i

UK housebuilders have lost as much as 40 per cent of their value since Britain voted to leave the EU on Thursday. The referendum’s result has left the spectre of recession recession looming over the industry and erased the industry’s standing as safe haven stocks.

Councillor Willie Young Plans have been unveiled for the creation of a new residential quarter in Aberdeen which will be known as Queen’s Square.