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The cost of identifying and removing dangerous cladding from homes across Scotland is expected to reach £1 billion, it has emerged.

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Construction workers were concerned when a sluggish movement was detected in a deep muddy hole on an urban construction site.

Construction, engineering and the energy sectors will be at the forefront of an employment support event in Aberdeen next week.

New modern and attractive business units which will create and sustain jobs in the Levenmouth area have moved a step closer – courtesy of funding from the Levenmouth Reconnected Programme. Almost £715,000 has been allocated from the LRP’s £10 million fund to bolster what&rsqu

Highland Council has issued a Dangerous Building Notice on the owners of an Inverness building and awarded a contract to Laing Traditional Masonry to undertake repairs.

It’s a racing certainty that staff at Scottish glass and aluminium specialist Cube Glass think the fast-growing firm is not a bad place to work. In fact, you could probably say that they’d bet on it. And odds-on favourite in the popularity stakes last month was founder and managing direc

Savills has continued growing its sustainability and energy division, Savills Earth, with the appointment of Cameron Lloyd as a graduate energy consultant based in the Perth office. Cameron studied an MSc in Environmental Entrepreneurship at the University of Strathclyde and an MA in Business Manage

The refurbishment of Govanhill Baths is to receive a further £500,000 worth of funding from Glasgow City Council after the costs for the project rose due to issues affecting the construction industry.

Proposals for a new distillery in Sutherland have been submitted for planning on behalf of the Midfearn Distillery Company Limited.

The new £4.2m Garnock Visitor & Community Hub in North Ayrshire is reaching its final stages of construction with the installation of a turnkey multi-utilities package by Arc-Tech MU.

The John Lewis Partnership has announced the first three locations where it proposes to build new rental homes. The homes would form part of the UK’s growing build-to-rent property market as the Partnership seeks to raise standards in rental property, both through its role as a developer and a

Views are being sought on a range of proposals to improve walking, wheeling and cycling conditions, as well as public transport links, parks and public spaces, around new and future residential developments across the city. Plans have been developed for four neighbourhoods identified as significant

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Glasgow Caledonian University engineering students, with the help of primary school children, have designed and manufactured the world's first mobile luge ramp.