Hub South West Scotland

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Lanarkshire-based Jettison Waste Management was announced as the winner of hub South West Scotland’s Build Lanarkshire Programme last week, marking the sixth year of the successful development programme which offers valuable industry knowledge and support to local companies in the construction

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A new £18 million primary school campus has been fitted out by Dunfermline-based Deanestor, working with main contractor Morgan Sindall Construction. The new Prestwick North Education Campus has replaced Glenburn Primary and St Ninian’s Primary School. It was delivered for South Ayrshire

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Property and garden maintenance company Maple Maintenance Ltd has been named the winner of this year’s Build Ayrshire programme, delivered by hub South West Scotland (hub SW). Based in Skelmorlie, North Ayrshire, the company offers full property maintenance for local authorities, landlords and

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As Scottish Apprenticeship Week 2023 comes to a close, our work in devising ways to attract talented youngsters into the built environment must continue, writes hub South West Scotland chief executive Michael Ross. According to the Construction Skills Network (CSN) report, Scotland will need 19,550

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hub South West Scotland (hub SW) is offering local businesses across the construction sector the opportunity to build on existing skills and reach their market goals with the launch of its annual development programme Build Ayrshire in February. Having run the programme successfully across Ayrshire,

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Quarrying and concrete products supplier Hoddam Contracting Ltd has been awarded the Champion Business Award after successfully completing the inaugural hub South West Scotland Build Dumfries & Galloway programme. The family-run company, based in Ecclefechan, employs nearly 50 staff and has been

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Scotland’s five regional hub companies have delivered 177 new schools and nurseries to the value of £2.05 billion across Scotland. The public-private partnership bodies will come together for the Learning Places Scotland conference on 15th November at the SEC Glasgow to showcase their su

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hub South West Scotland has delivered a portfolio of 90 projects worth over £717 million since its formation ten years ago. Led by chief executive Michael Ross since 2021, the public-private partnership provides projects for the public sector, spanning education, social housing, heal

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