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Regeneration of major brownfield site on Clyde Waterfront takes step forward

Published 1 year ago

The regeneration of one of the largest brownfield sites in West Dunbartonshire and along the Clyde Waterfront has taken a major step forward after planning permission in principle for the former Carless Oil Terminal in Old Kilpatrick was granted.

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Thomas & Adamson acquired by Egis

Published 1 year ago

Global architectural, advisory, construction engineering and mobility services firm Egis has completed the acquisition of Thomas & Adamson, the property and construction consultancy headquartered in Edinburgh.

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Colaren Homes completes land purchase for Fraserburgh business park

Published 1 year ago

Colaren Homes has started work to create a new business park in Fraserburgh after it purchased a five-acre site from Aberdeenshire Council.

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Financial struggles projected by almost half of construction SMEs

Published 1 year ago

Almost half of the UK’s small and medium-sized construction firms have warned that their business is on track to make a loss or fall below expected margins in the first three months of 2024, the Federation of Master Builders has warned.

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Scottish surveyors cautious about construction outlook

Published 1 year ago

Construction activity in Scotland fell in the first quarter of this year according to the latest Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors Construction Monitor for Q1 2024, and surveyors remain cautious about the outlook, anticipating that workloads will remain flat.

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£120m framework offers retrofit opportunity to help net zero drive

Published 1 year ago

Scottish businesses are being urged to put their names forward to secure a spot on a new major framework worth up to £120 million over four years to support the delivery of crucial retrofitting and decarbonisation works and services.

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Bellgrove Hotel development gets planning go ahead

Published 1 year ago

Planning permission has been granted for a £20.3 million transformation of a former hotel in the east of Glasgow.

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Blackfinch Property backs sustainable Glasgow housing development

Published 1 year ago

Blackfinch Property has announced an £11.1 million investment into a residential development in Partick.

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Dundee FC unveils Riverside training facility plan

Published 1 year ago

Dundee FC has revealed plans to build a new training ground in the city.

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Scotland’s National Retrofit Centre to become non-domestic demonstrator

Published 1 year ago

BE-ST (Built Environment – Smarter Transformation) is to undertake a deep retrofit of Scotland’s National Retrofit Centre and use the opportunity to transform the building into a living demonstrator of best practice in the retrofit of non-domestic buildings.

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Private apartments granted planning approval in Linlithgow

Published 1 year ago

A development of 18 apartments has been granted planning approval in Linlithgow.

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Wheatley transforms Glasgow homes with £18.5m investment

Published 1 year ago

Wheatley Group has invested £18.5 million in improving homes in the city in the last financial year.

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Extra £80m to bring properties into use as affordable housing

Published 1 year ago

Efforts to boost affordable housing supply by acquiring properties to bring into use for affordable housing and help reduce homelessness will be given an £80 million uplift over the next two years, the Scottish Government has announced.

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Union Street office block to undergo £5m revamp

Published 1 year ago

Caledonian House on Aberdeen’s Union Street is to undergo a £5 million revamp.

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Call out for statue specialists as part of George Square transformation

Published 1 year ago

The revamp of Glasgow’s George Square has taken a fresh step forward with Glasgow City Council seeking specialists on the restoration of the square’s 11 landmark statues.

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