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66 jobs lost as Hadden Construction appoints administrators

Published 2 months ago

Perthshire housebuilder Hadden Construction has fallen into administration with 66 members of staff being made redundant.

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Loreburn completes sustainable new homes in Lochmaben

Published 2 months ago

Loreburn Housing Association has welcomed six families to their new homes following the completion of its Woodlands development in Lochmaben.

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New Planning Hub to help boost development and green energy opportunities

Published 2 months ago

A new Planning Hub has been created which aims to support the work of local authorities, build skills and capacity, and leverage specialist expertise from outside the planning profession.

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Springfield Properties to expand Dundee development by 215 new homes

Published 2 months ago

Springfield Properties has secured planning permission to build an additional 215 homes at its Dykes of Gray development on the edge of Dundee.

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Govan to Partick bridge formally opened

Published 2 months ago

The £29.5 million bridge to re-establish the historic connection between Govan and Partick was formally opened on Friday.

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Administrators to oversee closure of broadband builder Glenevin

Published 2 months ago

Livingston-based engineering firm Glenevin Limited and its subsidiary GCL Hire Limited have been placed into administration with the loss of 45 jobs.

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Chance to view updated proposals for Edinburgh’s former Saica site

Published 2 months ago

Updated proposals for a sustainable residential-led development at the former Saica packaging facility site in West Edinburgh are to go on show next week.

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Inverkip road improvement plan approved

Published 2 months ago

Councillors have given the green light to a new £4.15 million road improvement plan for Inverkip to pave the way for 650 homes and commercial space at the former Inverkip power station site.

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Clark Contracts shortlisted for two Learning Places Scotland Awards

Published 2 months ago

Clark Contracts has been nominated for two awards at the Learning Places Awards which will be held at the Hilton Glasgow in November 2024.

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KR Group shortlisted for two Trades Awards

Published 2 months ago

Aberdeenshire-based KR Group is celebrating reaching the finals of The Trades Awards in two categories.

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Glasgow Health Innovation Hub tops out

Published 2 months ago

The Health Innovation Hub (HiH) in Glasgow has reached a significant milestone with the completion of the building’s primary structure.

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Barratt Developments sees sharp drop in profits as completions slump

Published 2 months ago

Barratt Developments has reported a 75% drop in annual profits and a double-digit decline in home completions after a “challenging” year for the housebuilder.

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Cost of Dundee flats development more than doubles

Published 2 months ago

The projected cost of building new flats on a derelict site in Dundee has more than doubled from original estimates to soar past £10 million, a council committee heard this week.

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£2.1m HIE investment for Gaelic cultural centre in South Uist

Published 2 months ago

Local construction firm MacInnes Bros Ltd has been appointed after Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) confirmed the final £2.1 million grant award as part of the funding package for phase two of Cnoc Soilleir.

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Highland communities to benefit from £800k regeneration funding

Published 2 months ago

The Highland Council has approved over £800,000 of funding for 49 projects which will benefit local communities.

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