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A fragment of sandstone which was kept at SNP headquarters for years and was said to come from the Stone of Destiny is almost certainly a genuine piece of the artefact, experts have concluded. The chip had been held in storage by the SNP after being gifted to former First Minister Alex Salmond in 20

Detailed plans have been submitted for a 19-storey student accommodation development in Glasgow city centre.

GRAHAM has been re-elected to the University of Glasgow framework to deliver projects valued in excess of £7 million over the next six years.

Work to provide step-free access at Anniesland station in Glasgow is reaching a crucial phase as Network Rail prepares to install two new lifts.

Fife-based multi-disciplined contractor T&N Gilmartin (Contractors) Ltd has transferred its entire shareholding to an Employee Ownership Trust (EOT), making its workforce of approximately 90 staff part owners of the business There are now nearly 200 EOTs trading in Scotland – a marked incr

Work to deliver a new primary school in Whitecraig for East Lothian Council is gathering pace on site.

The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) has announced the winners of its inaugural Women in Construction Scholarship. According to a 2022 study of the UK’s construction dispute resolution sector by King’s College London (KCL), just under 8% of adjudicators are women. These fi

A new community sports facility will soon be available to local groups after it was completed by Robertson Construction.

Costa Clyde on a sunny Saturday was the setting for the Five Ferries Challenge, a 52-mile-long cycle ride undertaken by a team of East Kilbride-based engineers on behalf of the Beatson Cancer Charity.

Clark Contracts held its 12th annual Spring Classic last week at Loch Katrine, which raised over £1,500 for its nominated company charity, Scottish Action for Mental Health (SAMH).

A new campaign by Scotland’s national and international economic development agency Scottish Enterprise aims to alert businesses – particularly SMEs – to potential supply chain opportunities in the energy transition sector.

Braehead Primary’s grounds are flourishing after volunteers from local insulation manufacturer Superglass helped pupils and the local community to upgrade the Stirling school’s green spaces as well as providing funding for ongoing improvement projects.

A family-owned electrician business in Lanarkshire has been modernised after the new owners accessed specialist advice from Business Gateway.

A new state-of-the-art youth centre has opened its doors to the community, following an extensive £6 million project to transform a vacant 130-year-old church building in Perth city centre.

Funds will be made available to Fife Council to support households and businesses in Cupar flooded as a result of Storm Gerrit, First Minister John Swinney has confirmed.