The UK Government’s proposed changes to immigration rules could have devastating consequences for the Scottish construction sector, according to SELECT.
HS2 Ltd, the company behind the high-speed rail line between London and Birmingham, has launched an investigation into allegations of overcharging by labour suppliers working on the project's West Midlands section.
Peel Ports Clydeport has invested £3 million in infrastructure to support growing demand for handling huge wind turbine components for the renewable energy sector at a key facility.
Around 76% of housing association homes now meet EPC C or above, cementing the sector's reputation as a leader in environmental, social and governance performance, the latest Sustainability Reporting Standard Annual Report, published by Sustainability for Housing has revealed.
SPI Piling, one of Scotland’s most dynamic and innovative specialist civil engineering companies, is the headline sponsor of the Scottish Construction Summit, the inaugural event hosted by Scottish Construction Now in Glasgow on September 17.
John Heaney Electrical Limited, the West Lothian-based electrical, mechanical and HVAC firm, has posted a record turnover for the third year running following a series of significant contract wins.
Mosaic Architecture + Design has completed the redevelopment of the former Dalian House in the heart of Glasgow city centre into 92 Build To Rent (BTR) residential flats and associated landscaping and shared amenity spaces.
Following the collapse of Hadden Construction and confirmation that subcontractors stand to lose around £2 million, industry advocate Yosof Ewing - founder of Adjudicate.co.uk and speaker at this year's Scottish Construction Summit - is calling for urgent legislative reform to better protect those who do the work.
With tomorrow marking a year since the national housing emergency was declared, Homes for Scotland is to undertake a consumer campaign to challenge public thinking and help to inform civic society on the need for new homes and the wide-ranging benefits they offer.
Scotland's economic growth is being held back by a chronic shortage of housing, and urgent action is required to remove this barrier to investment and jobs, a new report from Prosper (Scottish Council for Development and Industry) has warned today.