A student at South Lanarkshire College is among eight finalists from across the UK set to compete in the SkillBuild 2025 Slating and Tiling national final. ...

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THE Scottish Homebuilding & Renovating Show is returning to Edinburgh for the first time since 2019. Taking place at the Royal Highland Centre on 4-5 October 2025, the show will provide attendees ...

2024 was a challenging year for Scotland’s construction sector with skills gaps, political uncertainty, tight margins, and construction inflation all posing significant issues for firms large and ...

NEW research has found that distrust in installers and poor industry standards risk derailing the boom in solar energy. Solar power specialist GreenFox Energy teamed up with Scottish Building Society ...

CONTRACTING and fit-out business Linear Group has announced a string of significant project wins and completions, with turnover tipped to surpass £75 million. The success has been driven by bids ...

MCLAUGHLIN & Harvey has handed over the keys to Ayrshire Hospice’s new capital build project in Ayr. Working in close collaboration with Ayrshire Hospice, the £18.8 million redevelopment sought to ...

CONSTRUCTION work is underway on RWE’s 62.7MW Golticlay Onshore Wind Farm located kilometres northwest of Lybster in Caithness. Farrans and local contractor, Alan Gow Groundworks, will lead the ...

THE South Clyde Energy Centre on the outskirts of Glasgow is an energy-from-waste facility which will divert up to 350,000 tonnes of residual, non-recyclabl ...

Image credit: David Barbour WORK has been completed on the £6 million project to deliver a new private hospital on Glasgow’s Bath Street. The project involved the transformation of a ‘neglected’ city ...

A startup behind a biodegradable ‘wool’ material made from by-products of the Scottish shellfish sector has relocated its headquarters in Glasgow as it looks to target Scotland’s construction industry ...