Work to begin on £1m Stranraer railway line project
NETWORK Rail engineers are to begin nine days of vital improvement works on the Stranraer railway line.
The £1 million project will see teams work...
Firm fined £80,000 after worker is seriously injured at Highland wind farm
A wind farm management services firm has been fined £80,000 after a worker at a site near Inverness was seriously injured by an electrical...
Revamp of Glasgow’s Buchanan Galleries to get underway in 2026
PLANS have been approved to refurbish and enhance Buchanan Galleries in Glasgow city centre.
Landsec, owner of the shopping centre, said that it plans to...
Warning that apprenticeships are at risk amidst national wage increases
THE Scottish and Northern Ireland Plumbing Employers' Federation (SNIPEF) has warned that the sustainability of plumbing and heating apprenticeships is at 'growing risk'.
The warning...
Artizan Centre redevelopment in Dumbarton progresses to next stage
REDVELOPMENT of the Artizan Centre in Dumbarton town centre has moved to the next stage with work set to improve the appearance of the...
Fife House Builder’s Forum brings sector together to tackle housing emergency
THE Fife House Builders Forum recently came together in its 20th year at the newly opened Fife College Conference Centre in Dunfermline.
Attracting over 100...
Work begins on extension at Aberdeen primary school
MORRISON Construction has started delivery of an extension and refurbishment at Ferryhill Primary School in Aberdeen.
The works form part of Aberdeen City Council's wider...
Union Technical founders earn top entrepreneurial accolade
THE founders of Glasgow-based energy services firm Union Technical have been named Scottish regional winners at this year’s EY Entrepreneur of the Year UK...
Road Expo Scotland and Bridges Scotland 2025 sees 10% visitor increase
ROAD Expo Scotland and Bridges Scotland 2025, held at Glasgow's SEC, recorded a 10% increase in visitor numbers this year.
Over two days, the co-located...
Hundreds attend largest ever Scotland’s Towns Conference in Glasgow
Glasgow City Council leader Susan Aitken and business minister Richard Lochhead with Scotland’s Towns Partnership chief officer Kimberley Guthrie and vice-chair Mhairi Donaghy....
GRAHAM competition sees Glasgow pupils light up city skyline
THREE pupils from St Patrick’s Primary in Glasgow were given the chance to help switch on the festive lights at the Central Quay site...
Construction equipment sales adds new string to Cross bow
Cross Group Aberfeldy is a family firm which has grown from humble beginnings into a multi-faceted construction business, offering a range of services from...
Campaign grows to bring Scotland’s property experts to MIPIM
SCOTLAND is gearing up for a return to the global stage at MIPIM 2026 – the annual real estate conference in France – as...
Work begins on £14.2m Johnstone housing development
A group of Johnstone residents have toured the site of where their new homes will be built as McTaggart Construction begins work on the...
Milestone for Celtic Renewables’ plans to build large-scale biorefinery in Grangemouth
CELTIC Renewables is progressing plans to build a new industrial-scale green chemical production plant in Grangemouth.
The firm has appointed Stirling-based engineering design consultancy Allen...
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Reducing waste the circular way this European Week for Waste Reduction
By Andy Leah, general manager of Duraproducts
AS we mark this year’s European Week for Waste Reduction, the message remains clear: waste prevention is not...
