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Falkirk-based civil engineering firm GBSS has been named Supply Chain Partner of the Year at the Tilbury Douglas’ Scottish Supply Chain Roadshow on 21 November, a strong endorsement of the company’s approach to teamwork, communication and consistently high-quality project delivery. 

The Federation of Master Builders (FMB) is using World Disability Day to call on the construction industry to create more inclusive workplaces and support tradespeople with disabilities, highlighting the success of award-winning Scottish builder Martin Sneddon, who has thrived for 50 years despite l

Aberdeen City Council’s Employability and Skills service, ABZWorks has announced the launch of the green skills training for city residents, made possible by UK Shared Prosperity Funding.   The UK Shared Prosperity Funding will be combined with other employability funds to create an Indiv

The Engineering Construction Industry Training Board (ECITB) has appointed eight new members to form the second generation of its Innov8 Group for early and mid-career professionals.

Aldi has been awarded legal expenses after a judge criticised Inverclyde Council for delays in dealing with a crumbling building beside the supermarket’s Greenock store.

Swiss architect Heinz Julen has unveiled ambitious plans for a 62–65 storey skyscraper in Zermatt, facing the iconic Matterhorn, in a bid to tackle the resort’s chronic housing shortage.

Asset management firm BlackRock has relocated its Edinburgh office to a new state-of-the-art building following a £48 million transformation by Robertson Construction Central East. Situated on Brandon Street in the city’s New Town, Dundas House has undergone a comprehensive renovation to

Kier's chief financial officer Simon Kesterton is stepping down from the group at the end of the year, the firm announced today. As part of the company’s executive team, and an executive director of the Kier Group board, Simon has played a pivotal role in transforming Kier and strengthening it

Dundee’s new Bell Street Hub has officially re-opened following a multi-million-pound refurbishment delivered by main contractor McLaughlin & Harvey. Delivered via the SCAPE Scotland framework, McLaughlin & Harvey has transformed the facility following its extensive refurbishment works

The Chambers Institution, a landmark building at the heart of Peebles, is set to close temporarily as part of a major refurbishment project that will secure its future as a vibrant cultural and heritage hub for Tweeddale. Funded by the UK Government’s Levelling Up Fund and supported by Scottis

Glasgow occupiers are increasingly opting to take ‘let-ready’ office space as they look to minimise the time and resource they spend on moving and fitting out new premises, according to research from Knight Frank.

Persimmon West Scotland has provided a £4,000 boost to Kilwinning Community Sports Club to strengthen its youth football pathway and support their Under-20s Development Team.

BAM has officially opened a new shared office space in Inverness with SSEN Transmission, creating a dedicated Highland hub for its engineering and energy operations in the north of Scotland.

The local community are to be given the chance to learn more about the planning application by Black Sheep Management Services for a visitor centre, café, shop, and associated car and coach parking on land at the iconic Glen Garry viewpoint. The location of the proposed viewpoint development

Councillors will be asked this week to consider the Full Business Case for one of the Falkirk and Grangemouth Growth Deal’s flagship skills projects. The unique new £12.9 million campus will train future generations in canal maintenance and traditional stonemasonry skills.