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Lights, camera, action for redevelopment of St Andrews’ New Picture House

Published 1 year ago

Plans backed by Justin Timberlake and Tiger Woods to redevelop the New Picture House in St Andrews as a sports-themed entertainment venue have been approved by Fife Council.

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Paisley Central Library takes silver at Scottish Design Awards

Published 1 year ago

Paisley Central Library has been recognised for its innovative design after taking home silver in the Regeneration category at the Scottish Design Awards.

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Miller Homes acquires land for 85-home development in Bonnyrigg

Published 1 year ago

Miller Homes has purchased an 11-acre plot in the Dalhousie development from the Springfield Group, allowing for the creation of 85 new homes just outside Bonnyrigg.

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Tilbury Douglas completes Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo arena

Published 1 year ago

Tilbury Douglas has handed-over the Edinburgh Castle arena for the world-renowned Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo for a 10th consecutive year.

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Connect Modular partners with Ark Housing Association to deliver 12 new cottage flats in Penicuik

Published 1 year ago

Connect Modular and Ark Housing Association have announced a joint proposal for the development of 12 new affordable cottage flats on the site of a former care home at Windsor Square, Penicuik.

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Threesixty Architecture named Architectural Practice of the Year

Published 1 year ago

Threesixty Architecture has been named Architectural Practice of the Year at the Scottish Design Awards.

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ESPC: Scottish homeowners lack full knowledge of net-zero expectations

Published 1 year ago

Scottish homeowners are not aware of the full extent of the Scottish Government’s expectations when it comes to the proposed net-zero targets for owner-occupied properties, new research suggests.

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GRAHAM records over £1bn revenue for second consecutive year

Published 1 year ago

GRAHAM has surpassed the £1 billion turnover milestone for a second consecutive year as it saw revenue increased to £1.125bn.

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Livingston land could be sold to Cruden Homes for £4.9m

Published 1 year ago

Land for sale at Toll Roundabout in Livingston could be sold to Cruden Homes Limited for £4.9 million.

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NorDan UK opens revamped Livingston showroom

Published 1 year ago

Windows and doors manufacturer NorDan UK has unveiled a £50,000 refurbishment of the showroom at its Livingston headquarters.

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Avant Homes acquires Glenboig site to deliver £9m development

Published 1 year ago

Avant Homes Scotland has acquired a 2.42-acre site in Glenboig, North Lanarkshire, to deliver a £9 million new development of 31 homes.

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Strathclyde student is Scotland’s next emerging engineer for work on AI-powered concrete inspections

Published 1 year ago

Hamish Dow, 25, a final-year civil and environmental engineering PhD student at the University of Strathclyde, has been named as the Institute of Civil Engineering (ICE) Scotland’s Emerging Engineer 2024.

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Energystore acquires majority share in Scottish specialist flooring contractor ATS

Published 1 year ago

Insulation manufacturer and installer energystore has acquired a majority share in award-winning Scottish specialist flooring contractor Advanced Traditional Screeding (ATS) for an undisclosed sum.

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Housebuilding completions drop by 17% in 2023-24

Published 1 year ago

There were 19,632 homes built (completed) and 16,404 new builds started in the 2023-24 financial year, signalling a 17% drop (4,150) in comparison to the previous financial year.

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BAM opens new Kilsyth office as energy decarbonisation programmes drive growth

Published 1 year ago

Construction and engineering firm BAM has opened a new office in Kilsyth, creating a hub in Scotland for the company’s work decarbonising the UK’s energy network as well as delivering major public buildings and infrastructure projects.

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