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Members of the Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) across the UK can become Carbon Literate thanks to a 70% discount. 

Strathallan School has completed a significant refurbishment of Riley House, its Prep boarding facility for pupils aged seven to 13, as part of a wider investment in the school’s boarding provision. 

Tulloch Homes has welcomed new apprentices to the team. Ten locals have started their apprenticeship with the homebuilders across painting and decorating, taping, plumbing and joinery disciplines.

Scottish business CR Smith has been announced as the first sponsor of the STV Radio breakfast show – Ewen and Cat at Breakfast - which will be hosted by Ewen Cameron and Cat Harvey when the station launches early next year. A longstanding commercial partner of STV for over 40 years, with their

Passengers travelling between East Kilbride and Glasgow will benefit from a cleaner, quieter and more reliable railway from this weekend as electric trains begin operating on the route.  The first electric services will begin running on Sunday 14 December, marking the completion of a £144

A London-based property refurbishment company and an Essex roofing contractor have been fined after a worker fell from scaffolding and suffered life-changing injuries.

Following months of detailed pre-construction design, Ground Developments Ltd (GDL) has commenced the construction phase of its bulk earthworks and ground improvement contract at Torness for METLEN Energy and Metals, on behalf of SP Energy Networks and National Grid.

The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) has announced a series of changes it is making to the funding and grant system. The training body said the changes are designed to ensure CITB can deliver the greatest value for the greatest number of employers and maximise the value of the Levy for in

A "transformative" new Center Parcs is poised to open by summer 2029 after Scottish Borders Council unanimously approved planning permission for a new village between Hawick and Selkirk.

A rural charity has called for a moratorium on battery storage development amid claims there is a “huge oversupply” of such projects in the planning system.

Persimmon Homes North Scotland has secured planning approval from Aberdeen City Council to transform the former Aberdeen Exhibition Centre site into a vibrant new community, delivering 332 much-needed homes alongside significant investment in local infrastructure, employment, and community faciliti

New planning application statistics have shown a worrying 11% decrease in the number of local housing applications, highlighting the challenging operational environment of Scotland’s SME home builders, Homes for Scotland (HFS) has warned. According to the statistics, the number of local develo

Fife Council has marked another major milestone in its plans to improve connectivity and active travel across Levenmouth with the new Mountfleurie Bridge being successfully lifted into position over the weekend.

A builder who stole almost £85,000 in plant machinery and used company funds to pay for his high-performance car will go to jail if he does not repay more than £190,000 in the next three months. Vasile Hrusca used more than £67,000 from his own failing company in 2019 to pay off th

Previously planned works to repair Aboyne Bridge will no longer be carried out due to newly uncovered structural issues, Aberdeenshire Council has revealed.