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Construction and regeneration group Morgan Sindall has hailed 2021 as "an excellent year for the group" following the publication of a record set of results this morning.

Councillors in Perth & Kinross have approved a £90 million investment in a new leisure venue with an equally exciting mix of attractions and built to energy efficient Passivhaus standards.

The most extensive study yet into the refurbishment of the Palace of Westminster has concluded that keeping the Commons and Lords in Parliament while the building is refurbished would mean the works could take up to 76 years and drive up costs by at least 40%.

Nine community projects in Glasgow have been awarded almost £3.7 million through the Scottish Government's Place Fund after Glasgow City Council approved the funding allocations today. The Place Fund is a Scottish Government capital fund for local authorities to allocate, working collaborative

Engineers responsible for the Queensferry Crossing have expressed cautious optimism at the results of recent tests of methods to mitigate against ice accreting on the bridge’s cables and towers.

Queen’s Park Football Club's revised plans to demolish the “oldest football building in the world” to make way for a new stadium at Lesser Hampden have been granted planning permission.

More than 120 S2 pupils from around the north east of Scotland took part in Build Your Future, an annual construction competition launched to raise the profile of the industry as a career choice. Build Your Future was launched by Grampian Construction Training, supported by Mearns & Gill, and th

For the latest episode of our sister publication's Scottish Housing News Podcast, Jennifer Higgins, the managing director of Connect Modular, part of the Wee House Group, and Andy Kennedy, the project manager for the £13 million Hillcrest development at Dundee’s Victoria Dock, join Jimm

Chartered surveyor DM Hall is set to mark its 125th anniversary in 2022 with a sustained television advertising campaign on STV, initially focusing on the East of Scotland.

Holiday park operator Verdant Leisure is to invest £10 million in a new five-star holiday park following its acquisition of an 80-acre former quarry in Perthshire. River Tay Leisure Park between Stanley and Luncarty will be Verdant’s second acquisition in Perthshire and it

Plans to end Covid protections for commercial tenants could trigger a spate of tenant insolvencies, a restructuring expert at Azets has warned. The remaining restrictions on winding up petitions for the pursuit of unpaid commercial rent will be removed from 1 April 2022. The current 14-week irritanc

UK Research and Innovation's (UKRI) Transforming Construction challenge (TCC) has today released the results of the in-depth Impact Evaluation report that assesses the achievements, contributions and impact of the TCC on the construction industry.

A public consultation has started to help the process of identifying options for improving transport connections on the A96 from Aberdeen to Inverurie.

As part of its ongoing commitment to working in partnership with local communities, the site team at Taylor Wimpey West Scotland working at Meadowside in Glenboig has answered an appeal from nearby Glenboig Development Trust for some help.

Contractors are being reminded not to disturb existing social alarm systems when installing new interlinked heat, smoke and carbon monoxide (CO) alarms in domestic properties. The alert comes after reports of some devices for vulnerable people being removed during the fitting of new systems to compl