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A flagship project by Insite Contracts has been shortlisted as a finalist for Renovation of the Year at the prestigious Scottish Property Awards 2025.

Internal glass solutions specialist Indeglas has secured equity investment from UKSE. The funding will support Indeglas’s ambitious growth strategy, enabling the company to scale up delivery on major projects, invest in new talent and apprenticeships, and strengthen its presence in key markets

Midlothian councillors have approved an additional £10.7 million in funding for the refurbishment and extension of Penicuik High School after increases in construction costs.

Seven City Building employees have become the company’s newest graduates of a management degree developed with Glasgow Caledonian University to support the next generation of leaders.

Scotland is facing a significant decline in apprenticeship recruitment as a new report from the SNIPEF, the Plumbing and Heating Federation, reveals that one in three employers do not intend to recruit an apprentice over the next three years. The projected decline marks a clear break from historic r

The registrations for SkillBuild, the UK’s largest and longest-running multi-trade skills competition, delivered by the Construction Industry Training Board (CITB), are now open.

A sheriff has ruled that a damages claim brought by two landowners and a wedding venue against their neighbour can go ahead, but only on the basis of intentional or reckless nuisance, not negligence.

Royal Dornoch members have enjoyed the first look inside their spectacular new £13.9 million clubhouse. 

Cruden has donated £2,500 to St John Scotland through its charitable arm, the Cruden Foundation, supporting the charity’s vital work in providing Public Access Defibrillators, CPR awareness, and patient transport services across the country.

Foresight Group, a regional private equity and real assets investment manager, has announced a significant investment in Welding Engineers, a specialist in industrial door services. Founded in Glasgow in the 1960s, Welding Engineers has evolved from a family business into a national provider with 18

Scotland’s housing market recorded a notable annual increase in October 2025, with the average property price rising to £192,000, up 3.3% compared to October 2024.

A new audit shows that Moray has land identified with the potential to meet housing needs for more than 24 years, providing valuable insight for planning homes, infrastructure, and sustainable community growth.

North Lanarkshire Council's new housing supply programme has achieved the second highest number of affordable homes completed by any local authority across Scotland for the second year running.

The Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) has called for urgent action to arrest a collapse in housebuilding after figures showed the lowest number of social homes beginning construction on record.  

Boosting consumer awareness of available finance solutions could unlock up to £17 billion in private investment when paired with supportive policy, a new report commissioned by the Green Finance Institute (GFI) and funded by the Scottish Government has found.