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The Health and Safety Executive (HSE), through its Working Minds campaign which aims to prevent work-related stress and promote good mental health in the workplace, has compiled a list of resources to assist employers and workers during stress awareness month this April. HSE and its twenty-two partn

In a move to merge its Glasgow Southside and Paisley operations, chartered surveyors firm DM Hall has agreed terms to occupy a new office hub facility at Centura Court, Hillington Park, from April 2023. The new office will accommodate the surveying teams from the firm’s existing branches at Ki

After a successful 2022, in which WRC Recycling opened the doors to a £4 million Material Recovery Facility (MRF) to bolster business performance, the business has put its mark on 2023 with the appointment of two new directors ahead of the firm’s 25th anniversary celebrations this summer

A new ‘active greenspace’ has been officially opened in the east end of Glasgow by one hundred-year-old Bridgeton resident and former lollipop lady Alice Gallacher. The Old Dalmarnock Road Greenspace has transformed vacant land after a £1 million investment by Clyde Gateway, Scotla

Elderpark Housing has appointed City Technical Services (UK) Ltd as its new gas contractor. The company will take over the contract to service tenants’ boilers, respond to repairs and carry out gas safety checks from April 1.

Robertson Group has reported a revenue of £616 million for the 12 months to 30 June 2022, up from £588m in the previous year. The company's profit before tax was £20.5m, up 21.3% from the previous year's £16.9m. The construction, development and support services business

CCG (Scotland) has been appointed to a new national framework launched by public and private procurement provider Pagabo.

St Andrews-based developer Headon Developments has been shortlisted as a finalist in the prestigious Homes for Scotland Awards 2023 for 'Best Small Development of the Year'.

A man who has a large rock at the end of his driveway to stop people using his drive to turn their cars around has defended his actions. Motorists who have used Mark Coultous’ driveway to turn around lately have bashed into a big rock with ‘NHS’ written on it in paint.

Scotland could be in line for new jobs and investment after the UK Government unveiled new plans to scale up affordable, clean, homegrown power - but the strategy has been criticised for a lack of ambition or any major new announcements. New green technologies are set to be developed and deployed in

Edinburgh and Glasgow-based fire engineers OFR Consultants has undertaken a series of projects in the waste-to-energy sector – having completed its work on a project in Dundee.

A new Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) exhibition is highlighting the vital role of civil engineers in helping society respond to the challenges of climate change and meet net zero targets by 2045 in Scotland.

Miller Homes is calling on local projects, charities and causes to apply for its next round of community funding, which will see £20,000 distributed among those in need near its 23 developments. With community at its heart, Miller said it hopes to better local neighbourhoods across the East an

  Danderhall and District Guerrilla Gardeners have welcomed £1000 of funding from Stewart Milne Homes as the group gets underway with the creation of a new community garden.

Changes to permitted development rights (PDRs) in Scotland coming into effect today could revitalise Scottish town centres, says commercial real estate firm Colliers. The changes which will allow shops (subject to restrictions) to be converted to office accommodation, restaurants or cafes without th