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Housing associations sign up for Scottish Construction Summit

Published 3 months ago

Housing associations sign up to attend the Scottish Construction Summit, the inaugural event held by Scottish Construction Now in Glasgow next month.

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Building skills early deemed key to career success – even if the path changes

Published 3 months ago

One of Scotland's top construction recruitment experts has urged young people to start building their skills and experience early - but says they shouldn't worry if their career path takes a few unexpected turns along the way.

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Morrison Construction to take forward A-listed Pollok Stables refurbishment

Published 3 months ago

A £9 million contract to take forward the next stage of the refurbishment of the A-listed Pollok Stables and Sawmill in Glasgow has now identified Morrison Construction as the preferred contractor.

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Revised plans submitted for Laurieston development

Published 3 months ago

Updated proposals to alter the layout of a major mixed-use development in Laurieston have been lodged with Glasgow City Council.

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Cala set to bring forward Aberdour junction improvement ahead of schedule

Published 3 months ago

Preparation work is due to commence at the future site of a mixed-use development in Aberdour, paving the way for a new specialist school and 186 energy-efficient homes.

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New plans emerge for student accommodation in Glasgow’s Charing Cross

Published 3 months ago

The team behind a proposed Purpose-Built Student Accommodation development in Glasgow's Charing Cross has showcased its revised plans during a final consultation event.

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Pensions firm plans residential conversion of former Edinburgh tram depot

Published 3 months ago

Plans have been lodged to transform a vacant Edinburgh office block into a 64-unit build-to-rent development, marking the latest step in the residential revival of the city's New Town.

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£20m additional funding unveiled for next phase of cladding remediation

Published 3 months ago

A further £20 million will speed up actions to make Scotland's buildings safe from dangerous cladding, housing secretary Mairi McAllan announced today.

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RICS: Scottish construction workloads fall through second quarter but surveyors point to future growth

Published 3 months ago

Construction workloads in Scotland declined through the second quarter of 2025 according to the latest Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors Construction Monitor but surveyors cautiously expect growth over the year ahead.

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Savills launches new Build to Rent site in Glasgow

Published 3 months ago

Acting on behalf of the Mac Mic Group, Savills and Scarlett Land & Development are launching a fully consented Build to Rent residential development site in Glasgow's West End.

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Avant Homes posts £83m loss amid £107m fire safety charge

Published 3 months ago

Avant Homes has reported a pre-tax loss of £83 million for the year ending 30 June 2024, after fire safety remediation provisions reached more than £107m.

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Council faces £6m claim from developer over unused education contributions

Published 3 months ago

A major housebuilder is demanding the return of nearly £6 million from South Ayrshire Council, claiming the funds originally provided to support local school infrastructure remain unused.

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Dundee office reopens after £3m refurbishment

Published 3 months ago

A high-end office complex in Dundee's Technology Park has reopened after a £3 million refurbishment programme.

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UK construction sector hit by sharpest activity decline in over five years

Published 3 months ago

The UK construction industry has entered the third quarter of 2025 on shaky ground, recording its steepest downturn in activity since the height of the pandemic in May 2020.

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Contractor could have taken precautions to avoid boy’s death, FAI finds

Published 3 months ago

There were five reasonable precautions a contractor could have taken to prevent the death of a child who fell down an open manhole in an incident in 2020, a sheriff has found.

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