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Provost of Fife Jim Leishman has officially opened the brand new 52,000 sq ft Tesco superstore in Dunfermline created by Barr Construction.

New apprentices with City Building chair, Cllr Paul Carey City Building (Glasgow) LLP has continued to lead the way in delivering apprenticeships by recruiting 81 apprentices this year and offered contract extensions to 127 time out apprentices.

Health secretary Alex Neil has announced the go ahead for the new community health and care centre in East Renfrewshire and another facility in Glasgow.

The world renowned Helix Development in Falkirk has won the Saltire Society 2014 Civil Engineering Award.

Michael Dall Scotland accounted for nearly a quarter of the total value of new construction contracts awarded in September, particularly in the medical & healthcare and infrastructure sectors, new figures have revealed.

Dynamic duo run, swim and kayak to raise funds for Cancer Research UK

Miller Mathieson Property experts have listed Edinburgh in the top three of European cities to invest in.

Keith Brown Transport Scotland has announced the names of four bidders competing to win the contract to deliver the first A9 dualling scheme between Kincraig and Dalraddy.

The Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) has given outline funding approval to the development of the Cathkin Braes Mountain Bike and Activity Centre in Castlemilk, Glasgow.

Sarah Speirs High levels of private and public housing and private commercial activity has helped create the highest construction workload recorded since 2007, according to the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS).

New home registrations in Scotland increased by 9 per cent during Q3 compared to the same period last year, according to new figures released by NHBC. In total, 3,017 new homes were registered during the period, compared to 2,759 in 2013, with overall year to date registrations also marginally up on

Architects at Halliday Fraser Munro have unveiled revised plans for a £5 million heritage centre at Rubislaw Quarry in Aberdeen.

Plans to construct a new secondary school in the east end of Kirkcaldy are set to be approved by Fife Council, according to The Courier. Members of the council’s central area planning committee have been advised to give the green light to the proposals to construct a replacement for Viewforth High

Plans for a multi-million pound brewery and visitor attraction in the centre of Inverness have been turned down over issues including parking and the proposed scale of the development.

ECO and energy advice projects shortlisted for CIH Excellence Awards Homes on Maple Drive following the External Wall Insulation project